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

As you might know, Garrison indicted Clay Shaw for perjury after his acquittal on conspiracy charges. He claimed Shaw lied when he denied...

Here is a memo written by Roger Craig with some important information. I found this memo in the papers of Bill Boxley, an investigator...

Yup, he's blocked me on Twitter. I guess he didn't like some of my tweets! I would occasionally reply to his tweets telling people that...

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

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...

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...

Yesterday, I posted three leads from Garrison's leads memo from November 1967. Here is one more. I am dying to find out what happened...

Here is yet another prisoner contacting Garrison's office with information. Oswald “appeared to be a gangster-type hustler who would bust...

I wrote about JFK's homophobia in my book, On The Trail of Delusion - Jim Garrison: The Great Accuser, where I transcribed several of the...

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

In May 1967 Jim Garrison received an "important" anonymous letter and handed it to Bill Boxley to investigate. This was the beginning of...

One business day after Clay Shaw was acquitted, Garrison charged him with two counts of perjury - for denying that he knew David Ferrie...

As I started going through the papers of Jim Garrison, I started finding some really crazy, wacky memos. I put them aside in a file, and...

Great headline, huh? This was the cover story for Confidential Magazine from August 1968. I first saw this issue of this magazine at the...