Thomas Powers won a Pulitzer Prize in 1971 together with Lucinda Franks for his articles on Weatherman member Diana Oughton. New York Times, October 30, 1977 Money Quote: It is not just easy, but almost irresistible, to make fun of the Kennedy assassination skeptics, with their Oswald doubles and triples, the ectoplasmic gunmen on the grassy knoll, the phantom C.I.A. agents hovering over Oswald's shoulder, the logical proof that Oswald, the so-so Marine sharpshooter, could no

A recent article, written by Mark Bujdos, on Jefferson Morley's JFK Facts Substack paints Lee Harvey Oswald as someone who was "kind and thoughtful." Subtracting the weekends that Oswald spent in Irving at the home of Ruth Paine, where his wife Marina was living at the time, leaves 29 days in total that he spent at the house of Gladys and Arthur Johnson. During this time, Hall and her brothers interacted on a daily basis — and not in any small manner — with the man who would

After her Warren Commission testimony in 1964, J. Lee Rankin requested that the FBI wiretap Marina Oswald's phone in an attempt to...

Here is an article that appeared across the United States when Robert Groden started showing the Zapruder film in February, 1975: The...

The build-up to Jefferson Morley's release of a 1996 interview of Marina Oswald Porter started on February 9th. Just have a look at the...

Oliver Stone's so-called documentary, JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass, presents a snippet of a Tom Brokaw interview with Marina Porter, carefully placed to make it sound like she was denying having taken the backyard photographs. Here is an excerpt from a transcript: (28:45) Whoopi Goldberg: The Warren Commission was aware of something else that was wrong with their evidence. Tom Brokaw: All kinds of ballistic tests show that the bullet, in fact, came from that rifl

Some conspiracy theorists find it strange that Marina Oswald was asked about a Mr. Farry before David Ferrie was even questioned by the FBI and the D. A.'s office in New Orleans. "When Marina Oswald was sequestered at the Inn of the Six Flags in Dallas, she was interrogated by the Secret Service. They asked her questions about her husband: about whether he owned a rifle, a handgun, or had been to Mexico City. But they also asked her about a “Mr. Farry.” And also if she knew a

Here's an article I just came across in the papers of Dick Russell. It's from September 3, 1975 and was most probably in the New York...

New Orleans Times-Picayune, June 18, 1967 Here is a letter that Garrison wrote to Marina Oswald: Marina wasn't too happy about receiving a subpoena. Here is a headline that reflected her feelings: You can read Marina's testimony here. Of course, Garrison maintained that Clay Shaw conspired with Lee Harvey Oswald. Here is the grand jury indictment of Clay Shaw:

Few people realize just how much power Jim Garrison utilized in his position as District Attorney of the Parish of New Orleans. Milton Brener, in his superb book The Garrison Case , wrote: "By virtue of his office, the District Attorney is potentially the most powerful of the public officials domiciled at Tulane and Broad ... However, until 1962, the full extent of his strength had been convincingly impressed neither upon the community in general, nor upon the politicians the

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