[PDF file]: ‘We did good work together’: JFK in Ireland 1963 Simon Matthews John Fitzgerald Kennedy was elected President of the United States of America on 8 November 1960. In terms of the total votes cast, his win was a narrow one and he obtained only 118,000 more votes than Richard Nixon. This was a margin […]
[PDF file]: […] been aided by the 2018 publication of David Margolick’s The Promise and the Dream,2 a ‘double biography’ about the evolving relationship between Dr King and Robert F Kennedy. Mr Margolick’s work is significant in its own right; but even though it does not explore the assassination of either man, it is invaluable as a […]
[PDF file]: […] have: Seth Kantor, Earl Golz, Gaeton Fonzi, Dick Russell, Anthony Summers and Russ Baker. 1 Philip Shenon, A Cruel and Shocking Act: The Secret History of the Kennedy Assassination, (New York: Henry Holt and Co., 2013) or . 2 While some have speculated this was the late Arlen Specter, I believe it is Sam […]
[…] of Iraq and the disastrous consequences which ensued, Campbell should be regarded as a war criminal. Amen to that Dallas again One of the features of the Kennedy assassination research is the absence of the opinions on whodunnit from those who were close to JFK. Until recently the only one I had come across […]
[…] of Iraq and the disastrous consequences which ensued, Campbell should be regarded as a war criminal. Amen to that Dallas again One of the features of the Kennedy assassination research is the absence of the opinions on whodunnit from those who were close to JFK. Until recently the only one I had come across […]
[…] Iraq and the disastrous consequences which ensued, Campbell should be regarded as a war criminal. Amen to that *new* Dallas again One of the features of the Kennedy assassination research is the absence of the opinions on whodunnit from those who were close to JFK. Until recently the only one I had come across […]
[PDF file]: […] of Iraq and the disastrous consequences which ensued, Campbell should be regarded as a war criminal. Amen to that Dallas again One of the features of the Kennedy assassination research is the absence of the opinions on whodunnit from those who were close to JFK. Until recently the only one I had come across […]
[PDF file]: […] who is linked by forensic evidence to the assassination of JFK. This article explores some of the circumstances of another convicted murderer with alleged links to the Kennedy assassination, the late John Liggett. One episode of Nigel Turner’s much-slated TV documentary series, ‘The Men Who Killed Kennedy’, broadcast in 2003, featured an interview with […]
[PDF file]: Dallas again Robin Ramsay The vast majority of serious JFK researchers think that the CIA was involved in the Kennedy assassination. An apparent difficulty with this is that the plot was leaky. Those with advance knowledge included Rose Cheramie (who heard about it from two minor criminals with whom she was doing a heroin […]
[PDF file]: […] material. There could be several reasons for that. Montgomery also had an interesting link with a guy (Clay?) who was at one time a suspect in the Kennedy assassination.’ Peter Montgomery had been a lover of Anthony Blunt and they remained friends.7 Montgomery’s name was in the address book of Clay Shaw, a gay […]
