Sylvia Meagher put together these excerpts from Turner's article on Jim Garrison in the January 1968 issue of Ramparts: You can read...

In his book, The JFK Assassination, James DiEugenio challenged the premise that the Mannlicher-Carcano rifle would not have left residue...

It all started with a letter to Mike Karmazin, an Assistant District Attorney working for Jim Garrison: Some notes on this letter:...

Missing or nonexistent evidence? Here is a handy chart from the ARRB on "Possible JFK Records" that Richard Case Nagell might have in his...

There was a brief discussion of Richard Case Nagell at the New Orleans conference held in September 1968 with Garrison, a few of his...

The three tramps have been a favorite topic for conspiracy theorists for decades. Jim Garrison was no exception. And in September 1968 in...

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

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

At the New Orleans conference in September 1968, Jim Garrison and his investigators and some Warren Commission critics discussed the two...

Warren Hinckle was the editor of Ramparts Magazine, a fairly popular left-wing magazine from 1962 to 1969. He wrote a really fun book...

“There is only one thing in life worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.” Oscar Wilde , The Picture of Dorian...

Harvey Wade claimed he saw Lee Harvey Oswald at Jack Ruby's Carousel Club in November 1963. The Warren Commission had read the FBI...

One of our earlier blog posts looked at Eladio del Valle and the rumor that he was David Ferrie's paymaster. In 1975, an allegation was...

Many conspiracy theorists believe that Eladio del Valle, a former Cuban Congressman who was murdered in Miami in February 1967, was...

We previously blogged about Bill Boxley's investigation in Dallas of people listed in Clay Shaw's address book. He believed he found...

Breck Wall was an entertainer in Dallas who developed, with his partner and lover Joe Peterson, a musical revue called Bottoms Up. For a...

In the middle of the Garrison investigation, this library card turned up. Bill Turner wrote about the card in his article, "The Garrison...

In early 1968, someone wrote Jim Garrison's office with information about a Reverend Raymond Broshears. Here is a William Turner memo:...

In March 1967, a lab technician came forward to say that he met Clay Shaw at Berkeley on the day before the JFK assassination, or on the...

Here is yet another prisoner contacting Garrison's office with information. Oswald “appeared to be a gangster-type hustler who would bust...