Here is a letter that Garrison wrote to Arch Kimbrough, another JFK assassination researcher: James Dondson was the man who was with Clay...

Jim Garrison charged that the lawyers of various witnesses, including Gordon Novel, were paid by the CIA. In the late 1970s, Gordon Novel...

For several months in 1967, Assistant District Attorney William Martin, of the New Orleans D.A.'s office, had a series of meetings and...

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

We have already done one blog post on this topic, and we showed that Gordon Novel didn't like to pay his legal bills from Elmer Gertz....

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

You can read Part One about Fred Leemans here. How do conspiracy books treat Fred Leemans? James DiEugenio, published the Leemans...

Sergio Arcacha Smith, an anti-Castro Cuban, was sent to New Orleans from Miami as a delegate to the Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front....

In the lawsuit to stop Garrison's perjury charges, Judge Herbert Christenberry held three days of hearings in January of 1971. Jim...

I recently came into possession of the first three chapters of Jim Garrison's manuscript, A Farewell To Justice, from 1985. I am posting...

Garrison believed that the CIA was paying the lawyers of several witnesses. In June 1967, Garrison appeared on NBC: Question: We now find...

Jim Garrison seemed to think so. Here is a memo he wrote in February, 1968. Here are two photos of the Old Post Office Building: You can...