Here is text of the first part of the letter for those who find it hard to read: Dear Penn: This will reply to your letter of 21 October 1967 in which you say: "I didn't know until recently that you convinced Tom Bethell to give Jim's plans to Shaw's attorneys. If you care to I would love to have the story for The Continuing Inquiry." I have always felt proud that I was among the first of the critics to realize that Garrison was a dangerous charlatan and that I denounce him p

Penn Jones The Texas Observer printed a profile of Penn Jones in its September 29, 1967, issue: Here is a letter from the October 13,...

Here is an excerpt from a letter Mary Ferrell sent to Sylvia Meagher: Roger Craig had mental health issues. You can read more about this...

Here are Sylvia Meagher's notes on a phone call with Penn Jones from July 1967. Note the last paragraph on Jim Garrison: Here are a few...

Penn Jones was the first conspiracy theorist to promote so-called mysterious deaths, and he wrote a series of books (Forgive My Grief) on...

Yes, Jim Garrison suspected that Larry Crafard, a handyman who cleaned up Jack Ruby's nightclub every morning, was a grassy knoll gunman, and perhaps that Crafard also killed J. D. Tippit. Just who was Larry Crafard? Larry Crafard Crafard was a drifter and worked many jobs, usually for a few days or slightly more, before meeting Jack Ruby at a carnival in Dallas. Even though he was in his early 20s, he had so many jobs that he could barely keep track of where he had worked wh