Yesterday I posted an excerpt from David Chandler's testimony from the Dean Andrews perjury trial. Of course, James DiEugenio took...

Another candidate to consider for the authorship of the QUICK article is Nerin Gun, a Turkish-American writer who was born in Rome. He emigrated from Germany to the United States after World War II and changed his name from Emrullah Nerin Gün to Nerin Gun. In 1964, Gun published one of the first books on the JFK assassination, Red Roses from Texas. You can read a .pdf version of the book here. Nerin Gun also worked for the Italian newspaper Epoca. President Lyndon Johnson rec

It's quite possible that Lawrence Schiller wrote the QUICK article about a homosexual conspiracy that killed JFK. Several clues point to Schiller. First, he was with Jim Garrison in Las Vegas in early March 1967. While there he and Garrison discussed many of the allegations that ended up in the QUICK article: The homosexual conspiracy that killed JFK. A comparison to the Leopold & Loeb murder. Schiller knew about James Dondson being with Shaw in San Francisco during the weeke

So far, we have posted a variety of reasons for believing Jim Garrison was behind the QUICK article from April 1967. In addition, there was a story in QUICK which was not in the press, and could only have come from Jim Garrison. It concerned James Dondson, who spent part of the weekend of the assassination with Clay Shaw in San Francisco. "The questioning of Shaw's male lover James Dondson made me even more certain that Shaw was head of the plot. At the very hour Kennedy was

Confidential Magazine from August 1968. The article about the "homosexual ring" was written by Joel Palmer, a part-time investigator for...