Mark Lane: The Rush to Publication
- Fred Litwin
- Mar 26
- 3 min read
Updated: Mar 26
Here is an article from the November 27, 1966 issue of the Dallas Morning News:
Money Quote
However, several of the persons quoted by Lane to support his premise -- that the panel was "blinded by the fear of what they might see" in a more thorough investigation -- think Lane might have rushed to publication to make "a dirty dollar" faster than he accuses the Warren panel of having rushed to judgment.
Previous Relevant Blog Posts on Mark Lane
Lane cuts out a few of Reynolds' answers.
Sylvia Meagher was incensed at Lane's inclusion of this story in his film.
A good case study in Lane's intellectual dishonesty.
Robert Blakey and the HSCA were very critical of Mark Lane.
Mark Lane and the HSCA.
An interesting anecdote from Mort Sahl's book, Heartland.
Some ads for Lane's film Rush to Judgment.
A Garry Wills opinion piece on Mark Lane.
Navasky tests Lane's book and finds it wanting.
A New York Times profile of Lane and his involvement with Jonestown.
An apt profile.
An opinion piece by Anthony Lewis in the New York Times on Mark Lane and Jonestown.
An opinion piece from the Washington Post
A good opinion piece from the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Meagher tells Labro a story about Mark Lane.
Even a left-wing magazine like The Progressive found Mark Lane hard to take.
Mark Lane's addition to the 1992 edition of Rush to Judgment is eye opening.
Lane tells Dolan about Garrison's amazing evidence.
Lane makes a startling allegation.
A profile from Mother Jones magazine.
Lane and Meagher feuded about a blurb for her book.
A profile from Esquire Magazine.
An article from the Tampa Bay Times.
An Anthony Lewis column on Mark Lane from 1978.
Howard Roffman finds that Mark Lane's scholarship is lacking.
A profile of Mark Lane in Newsweek.
Mark Lane offers to introduce Jim Garrison to a witness that, for $25,000, would tie Jack Ruby with Clay Shaw.
This post has a good case study of how Mark Lane exploited a redaction in a document.
Lane tells the Danish press he knows who killed JFK.
Lane speaks at the Louisiana State Bar Association.
