Indeed, Garrison even told the press that he could ignore Judge Haggerty's guidelines on pre-trial publicity: New Orleans Times-Picayune, March 30, 1967 Money Quote : The DA, after Robertson had left, was asked about a statement that he, as district attorney, was not bound by guidelines set by Judge Haggerty as an attempt to prevent pre-judicial publicity concerning Shaw's trial. Garrison said it was his opinion that "the judge was just making a suggestion when he handed out

M.S. Arnoni was the editor of The Minority of One , a small, independent left-wing journal that was published monthly in the 1960s. The JFK assassination was an important topic in the journal and Sylvia Meagher was a regular contributor. Both Arnoni and Meagher took a dim view of Jim Garrison, and here is an unsigned article from the October 1967 issue that was written by Arnoni: Jim Garrison sent a reply to Arnoni: Garrison refers to the Ruby code - here is a blog post about

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

James DiEugenio makes the following allegation in his book, Destiny Betrayed : (page 294) "Before and during the trials, Garrison's witnesses were being surveilled, harassed, and physically attacked." Ok, let's go over his evidence. First up is Richard Case Nagell: (page 294) "For instance, Richard Case Nagell had a grenade thrown at him from a speeding car in New York. Nagell brought the remains of the grenade to Garrison and told him he did not think it was wise for him to

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