This is from a partial transcript of a discussion between Mark Lane and James Phelan. I don't have an exact date for this discussion, but it was probably in 1967. Phelan refers to Breck Wald, who was Breck Wall, an entertainer whom Ruby phoned on the evening of November 23d. Garrison believed he ordered Ruby to kill Oswald. The idea that homosexuals were "used" was also mentioned by Garrison to journalist Jack Anderson. A paragraph from On the Trail of Delusion: (page 78) "

“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...

We've already blogged on Breck Wall and his trip to Galveston the weekend of the assassination. Jack Ruby called Breck Wall on Saturday...

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

I published the Norman Gallo section of this memo yesterday. Here is the entire memo (from September 1968). Where does one even start with such a memo? To Garrison, everything is connected to intelligence. He finds it suspicious that so many people worked for the aerospace industry. First, David Reitzes has written a good article showing that many people that Oswald worked with at Reily coffee stayed at Reily coffee. Secondly, right under Garrison's nose, thousands of good-pa