Clay Shaw's maid, Virginia Johnson, worked for him for eight years. Did she perhaps know that he was Clay Bertrand? Did she see mail at...

Right at the end of the Clay Shaw trial, two surprise witnesses came forward for the prosecution. Nicholas and Mathilda Tadin took the...

Jim Garrison, in his book On The Trail of the Assassins, found an entry in Clay Shaw's address book that was curious, to say the least. ...

It's a very interesting question. Both denied knowing each other. Clay Shaw's friends never saw him with David Ferrie, and David Ferrie's...

An important question is whether the FBI knew that Clay Shaw was the elusive Clay Bertrand. Here's an FBI memo from March 2, 1967 that...

Harold Weisberg spent a lot of time in New Orleans assisting Jim Garrison and interviewing witnesses. He also spent some time with Dean...

Raymond Broshears surprised everybody while he was in New Orleans. He confirmed a longstanding conspiracy belief about the Oswald...

Stephen Jaffe went back to talk with Reverend Raymond Broshears another time. This time, Broshears told Jaffe all about his relationship...

A terrific picture of Clay Shaw. A rare picture of Jack Martin. A good picture of Dean Andrews... Garrison's men found some whips when...

This is an excerpt from an interview with Tommy Lee Jones in Film Comment Magazine from Jan-Feb 1994. I find this interview astounding....

Now, here's an important lead, #1 on the list of leads. This lead came from an earlier memo: Now. what on earth do you do with this lead?...

Garrison gets it all wrong on Martin Armstrong, but of course, "in time" he will soon see patterns that are now not discernible. Here is...

One of the crazier stories to come out of the so-called Garrison investigation was that of Slidin' Clyde Johnson. He was a fringe...

Well, here is yet another ridiculous Garrison investigative memo. Christopher Blake was the same "type" as Clay Shaw? What on earth does...

Jim Garrison writes in his book, On The Trail of the Assassins, that Jules Ricco Kimble was an "important witness." Well, he did tell an...

Jim Garrison thought he was a very significant witness. Garrison subpoenaed Crisman to testify before the grand jury in New Orleans, but...

n mid-1967 Clay Shaw's legal team felt he was up against a "stacked deck." In August 1967, they learned that one of their investigators...

If you manage to get to the National Archives in Maryland, you can actually go through the papers of Clay Shaw. There are 23 boxes of...

Irvin Dymond wrote an undated memo about the difficulties in the Clay Shaw case. There was no discovery in Louisiana courts and so they...

In September 1977, Jim Garrison sent a letter to the HSCA about Clay Shaw - which we published yesterday. Along with the letter, Garrison...