[…] Garrison and Permindex again In an article in the American journal The Wilson Quarterly of Spring 2001, Max Holland reexamined Jim Garrison’s investigation of the assassination of JFK and concluded that he was at least in part inspired to do so by some Soviet disinformation about the case. Yes, we are back with the […]
David W. Wrone University Press of Kansas; 2003, h/b, $29.99 (UK prices vary) In the conclusion to his Pocket Essentials Who Shot JFK?, the editor of this journal asked: ‘Where are the historians?’ David Wrone is a former Professor of History at Kansas University, and so his book provides at least part of […]
[…] to which Lobster belongs and whose leaflets Lobster has been distributing. A couple of days after 9-11, Tony Frewin rang me and suggested that this was the JFK case for the Internet generation. There are some obvious similarities; but there are obvious differences, too. For one thing, if this was a fraud, it is […]
[…] but it isn’t. The energy released by the propellant is transferred to the unhindered projectile. The authors do not even understand basic ballistics. They noted: ‘Oliver Stone’s JFK asserted that the bullet would have had to follow a zigzag course to hit both JFK and Governor Connally. That would be true only if you […]
[PDF file]: The G-man and the switchman: Two JFK microstudies by professional investigators Garrick Alder 1 From an Office Building with a High-powered Rifle Don Adams Trine Day Publishing (USA); 2012 ISBN 978-1-936296-86-6 Author Don Adams was already investigating the JFK assassination before it had even happened. On 13 November 1963 he was called at his […]
[PDF file]: A bullet to the head for the James Files JFK ‘confession’ Garrick Alder In a cell in an Illinois prison sits a 75-year-old ex-Mafia man who says he was the real assassin of US President John F Kennedy. James Files, who claims he was the legendary ‘grassy knoll gunman’ of 22 November 1963, is […]
[PDF file]: An offer we can refuse The Hidden History of the JFK Assassination Lamar Waldron Berkeley, California: Counterpoint, 2013, h/b, £20 (approx.) Waldron has some form. This is his third book on JFK and is largely a rehashing and enlargement of the previous two.1 He has earlier argued for a secret Kennedy venture known as […]
[PDF file]: […] threats to LBJ’s political career were the immediate cause of JFK’s assassination. I didn’t think the author would have any new evidence on the actual assassination (the JFK networks would be humming with it if he had) and he doesn’t. But it is a good, detailed summary of what is out there. As a […]
[PDF file]: The Lone Star Speaks Untold Texas Stories about the JFK Assassination Sara Peterson and K. W. Zachry Baltimore: Bancroft Press, 2020, $28.95 www.bancroftpress.com Robin Ramsay This is a very interesting and big book (over 500 pages if you include the end notes).1 The authors’ choice of format has determined the book’s shape. Each chapter […]
[PDF file]: […] Best Evidence (pp. 354-356) and Sylvia Meagher’s Accessories After the Fact (pp. 120-127). A brief ‘cutaway’ reflecting this sinister scenario also appears in Oliver Stone’s 1991 movie JFK. Day successfully retrieved a few indistinct fingerprints and one distinct palmprint from the alleged assassination rifle found in the Texas School Book Depository. Working alone throughout, […]
