An Important Lead! What I want to know is whether her new lenses were satisfactory? We just don't know what happened. Well, go to one of...

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...

Some rarely seen pictures of David Ferrie and his apartment after his death. That is a wig and fake eyebrows on Ferrie. You can see that David Ferrie was reading Edward Jay Epstein's book, Inquest . You can read Ferrie's autopsy report here. I previously wrote about Ferrie's last week here - he believed he was seriously ill with encephalitis. Ferrie died of natural causes - he had a berry aneurysm which is a congenital defect. The autopsy was done by Dr. Ronald Welsh, and "It

In September 1977, Jim Garrison sent a letter to the HSCA about Clay Shaw - which we published yesterday. Along with the letter, Garrison sent a memo with his best leads about Clay Shaw. Here is the memo along with Garrison's notations.. First, let me fill in a couple of paragraphs that are hard to read (I have a copy of this memo that was typed before Garrison added his notations). J. Statement of Barbara Messina, Monroe, Louisiana, re: Q. One of the meetings was at Shaw's a

Here is a five-page report from David Snyder, a New Orleans reporter who was a stringer for Time and who also worked, at different times,...

David Ferrie was one of Garrison's early suspects. He suffered from alopecia, which meant that he lost all of his body hair. So, he used...

David Ferrie was a person of interest to Garrison from the start. He was a pilot for Eastern Airlines until he was fired for activities...