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Jim Garrison's No-Show
Long John Nebel Here is an excerpt from a December 1970 letter sent by Sylvia Meagher to Mary Ferrell: Money Quote: I suppose, being the crude phony he is, Garrison will soon charge that because of CIA pressure on the media he was prevented from appearing on radio and TV to discuss the assassination -- just wait. Previous Relevant Blog Posts on Sylvia Meagher and Jim Garrison Sylvia Meagher on the Sewer Shot and Jim Garrison An excerpt from a letter Meagher sent to Thomas Sta
Fred Litwin
2 days ago3 min read


New York Times Editorial on the Death of Jim Garrison
From the October 23, 1992, edition of the New York Times: Money quote: Mr. Garrison was a vulgar political survivor. And the perpetrator of what could have been a judicial tragedy. Previous Relevant Blog Posts on Jim Garrison Was Jim Garrison a Prophet of the American People? Mark Lane goes overboard. Jim Garrison's "Reign of Terror" William Gurvich said that Garrison wanted Walter Sheridan roughed up. Gaeton Fonzi's Notes from a Discussion with Jim Garrison Garrison feeds Fo
Fred Litwin
May 124 min read


G. Robert Blakey, R.I.P., (1936-2026)
It was sad to hear that G. Robert Blakey died last Friday at the age of 90. He will always be remembered for taking over the helm of the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) and having it focus on the science side of the case. The HSCA was in a shambles until he provided some clear leadership. Don Edwards Writes Thomas Downing about Richard Sprague While the HSCA went off track with the acoustics evidence, they also provided a clear scientific case for the guilt of
Fred Litwin
May 84 min read


Rob Reiner's Upcoming Book
Rob Reiner will be posthumously publishing a book based on his podcast series, Who Killed JFK?, in November. Here is the description on Amazon: Based on the hit podcast of the same name, Who Killed JFK? unravels a tangled web of evidence—including recently declassified documents, rare interview transcripts, and existing expert research—and presents the definitive analysis of the Kennedy assassination. Since the fateful day in Dallas on November 22, 1963, journalists, historia
Fred Litwin
May 53 min read
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