Yesterday, I posted a small excerpt from the Los Angeles Times of March 26, 1967, with a ridiculous quote from Jim Garrison.: Here is the...

“To see what is in front of one’s nose needs a constant struggle.” George Orwell The QUICK article clearly demonstrates that Jim...

Another candidate to consider for the authorship of the QUICK article is Nerin Gun, a Turkish-American writer who was born in Rome. He...

It's quite possible that Lawrence Schiller wrote the QUICK article about a homosexual conspiracy that killed JFK. Several clues point to...

In 1982, Jim Garrison sent the first five chapters of his new book on the JFK assassination, The Execution, to McGraw-Hill. He wanted to...

In previous blog posts, we have published the QUICK article from April, 1967 purportedly written by Jim Garrison, that alleged a...

As soon as details of the QUICK article got out, Jim Garrison was denying that he was the author. Town Talk, Alexandria, Louisiana, April...

So far, we have posted a variety of reasons for believing Jim Garrison was behind the QUICK article from April 1967. In addition, there...

There are several other clues which indicate that the QUICK article about a homosexual conspiracy represented Garrison's views. 1. "I...

In the early part of his investigation, Jim Garrison believed that a homosexual conspiracy was behind the JFK assassination. Yesterday's...

Confidential Magazine from August 1968. The article about the "homosexual ring" was written by Joel Palmer, a part-time investigator for...

The Girl on the Stairs blog has an interesting interview of Harold Weisberg by author Barry Ernest from 1999: What about Garrison. What...

Here is the cover of Westward, a magazine that was published with the November 21, 1982 edition of the Dallas Times-Herald. I'll feature...

New Orleans Times-Picayune, March 31, 1967 Mark Lane comments on Mort Sahl's radio show

San Francisco Chronicle, May 14, 1967 San Francisco Chronicle, November 9, 1967 More on Mort Sahl here from the Chicago Tribune in 1985:...

Here's a picture of Jim Garrison packing up his office from the March 30, 1974 issue of the New Orleans Times-Picayune: You can see the...

Washington Post, March 4, 1969

I spent the weekend reading Nick Nalli's brilliant review of Josiah Thompson's new book, Last Second In Dallas. I know Nick, and I know...

Hat Tip: Jerry Shinley at David Reitzes' terrific website for the insights in this blog post. Kevin Bacon played Willie O'Keefe in the...

In June 1971, William Alford, an Assistant District Attorney working for Jim Garrison, resigned. Here is an editorial from the New...