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NEW! CHAPTER FOUR of The Warren Report: “The Assassin”
In Chapter Four we have an overview of the evidence against Oswald. Here I summarize the chapter.
A Question for Gerald Posner and Fred Litwin: Can Informed Speculation Equal Evidence?
A recent podcast episode by the excellent historians of the JFK assassination, Gerald Posner and Fred Litwin, prompted this podcast episode of mine. Given the need to speculate about so much that is i
NEW! Summary of “The Warren Report’s” CHAPTER THREE: “The Shots from the Texas School Book Depository”
Its core findings remain untouched. Its conclusions have stood the test of time. In this episode we see the tour de force that lies at the foundation of this seminal chapter in The Warren Report: Ch
NEW! Warren Report Summary, CHAPTER TWO, “The Assassination”
Today I summarize the Warren Reports Chapter Two, The Assassination. It is a chapter that promises much but really delivers less than meets the eye. Focusing on the details that form the backgroun
NEW Series: Chapter Summaries of “The Warren Report:” Chapter 1, “Summary and Conclusions”
The Warren Commissions Warren Report, at 888 pages, is a long slog. For those for whom it is too long, I begin here a series of summaries of each of the chapters in the Report. Each chapter exhibit
A Personal View of the JFK Assassination, 61 Years On
We have an intermission episode in this series on the JFK assassination, with a personal view of the memories of the host on the assassination and why he was not taken in by conspiracy theories, in co
The Book that Destroyed the JFK Conspiracy Theories: Vincent Bugliosi’s “Reclaiming History” (2007)
Today, Audibly Speaking reviews the magisterial book by famed prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi, Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy. We revisit the things that make it uniqu
Why is the JFK Assassination Still Relevant? And Why is the Warren Commission’s Still Strong? Listen to One of My Best
In this sidebar episode tracing the movements of Lee Harvey Oswald and we step back from the forest to examine the trees of the story. In this politically portentous year of 2024, learn what the consp
“Moving East to Go West: Oswald’s Twisted Path Pre-Tippit”
Why did Lee Harvey Oswald go east from his boarding house in the aftermath of the JFK assassination, only to go west before his fatal encounter with Police Officer J.D. Tippit on November 22, 1963? Th
“Assassination and Escape: Oswald’s Actions, 12:30 pm to 1:50 pm, November 22”
We have now arrived at the critical moments. What happened as the assassination occurred and what do we know of Oswalds behavior during these most important of minutes? It turns out we know a great