In January 1968, police officer Aloysius Habighorst made the following statement to Garrison's investigators: Towards the end of July,...

A good article from Nicholas Chriss from the Los Angeles Times of June 30, 1970:

There are some people who love to tell stories, and there are some people who love to believe stories. A conspiracy theorist was anxious...

On November 20, 1972, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Jim Garrison's petition to overturn the permanent injunction against trying...

James DiEugenio, in his book Destiny Betrayed, writes: (page 208) "This collection by attorneys Bill and Ed Wegmann includes a report by...

In early 1971, Garrison filed a response, in U.S. District Court, to Clay Shaw's complaint regarding the upcoming perjury charges. He...

Our blog post from yesterday looked at L. P. Davis who provided information about a possible Clay Shaw - David Ferrie Link. Here is...

Here is a memo from the Garrison files about a possible Clay Shaw - David Ferrie connection. Now, this memo is unclear as to whether...

Clay Bertrand supposedly called lawyer Dean Andrews, who was in the hospital with double pneumonia, on November 23, 1963 and asked if he...

This is one crack investigator, no?

Judge Herbert Christenberry held three days of hearings regarding Garrison's two counts of perjury against Clay Shaw. Ultimately, in May...

One of the most bizarre accusations by conspiracy theorists is Clay Shaw's supposed involvement with the Freeport Sulphur Company. The...

On March 4, 1967, a Communist-controlled newspaper in Rome, Paese Sera, began a series of articles on Clay Shaw, his board membership on...

The story starts with Deuce Parent, a Sergeant on the Kenner, Louisiana police force, who told his friend Ronald Raymond that "an...

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

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

Fred Leemans came forward during the Garrison investigation with an incredible story. Here is his statement from May 5, 1967. So, Fred...

James DiEugenio writes in his book, Destiny Betrayed, that one of Clay Shaw's secretaries saw David Ferrie in his office. Here is what he...

Jim Garrison received this anonymous letter in May 1968: It reads: Dear Sir: Concerning: Woodrow Hardy 910 S. Oregon Avenue Tampa Florida...

Reinhard Gehlen was a Wehrmacht Major General and head of intelligence for the Nazis on the eastern front. Before Nazi Germany fell,...