Author and researcher Gerald McKnight passed away on Jan 30th, 2021

FREE Borrowable Ebook: Breach of Trust by Gerald D. McKnight

FREE Borrowable Ebook: The Last Crusade: MLK, FBI and the Poor People's Campaign by Gerald D. McKnight

Gerald was responsible for making the Harold Weisberg archive available online

Gerald was a professor of history at Hood College (Chair of the History and Political Science Department)

More about Gerald here

The WC lawyers would selectively interview and depose witnesses

The WC lawyers intimidated the witnesses

Gerald's book exposes how the WC manufactured history

"I forgot what I was supposed to say" - Marina Oswald

The dirty tricks used by WC lawyers

The capitol riots of Jan 6th

The WC put the Walker shooting in their volumes to show Oswald's propensity for violence

The INS were present when the FBI interrogated Marina Oswald

Larry can be reached at [email protected]

Video: Unredacted - The Video Interviews: Gerald McKnight

The Myth of American exceptionalism

Videos: JFK Assassination Panel, Springfield, Sep 2012, featuring Gerald McKnight: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5

Part B: Jim DiEugenio; beginning at 1:05:05

Gerald's book Breach of Trust is one of the top ten recommended books on the JFK case by kennedysandking

This book analyzes the workings of the WC

FREE Borrowable Ebook: Rush to Judgement (1967) by Mark Lane

FREE Download Ebook: Six Seconds in Dallas by Josiah "Tink" Thompson

FREE Download Ebook: Accessories After the Fact by Sylvia Meagher

Article: Jim DiEugenio reviews Gerald McKnight's Breach of Trust

Articles: Why CBS Covered Up the JFK Assassination by Jim: Part 1, Part 2

McCloy was a secret consultant to the CBS special

Senator Richard Russell did not want to serve on the WC

Russell began to influence John Sherman Cooper and Hale Boggs

Alan Dale on the passing away of Gerald McKnight

Download Alan Dale's 2014 conversation with Gerald McKnight here (MP3)

Jim DiEugenio offers condolences to Gerald's family and thanks his contribution

Part C: Gerald McKnight; beginning at 1:29:10

Re-run of Gerald McKnight's 2007 interview (BOR 353a)

He gives a brief history of his work

A talk about his friendship with the late, great Harold Weisberg

The Weisberg research collection... an enormous contribution to history

He tells about many of the key discoveries done by Weisberg

FBI stonewalling in several FOIA requests

A description of Weisberg's 50 file cabinets and many collections categorized in it

The 'Tague' Curb Section

The collection is housed at Hood College, Frederick Maryland. It is open to anyone interested

The motivation for writing Breach of Trust "Fate just put me 4 minutes from Weisberg"

The Last Crusade: Martin Luther King Jr., the FBI, and the Poor People's Campaign -

Gerald gives a couple of explanations of why JFK may have been removed

JFK's dealings with the USSR and the Cuban Missile Crisis was against the wishes of the Military Industrial Complex

Bugliosi's book: The CD enclosed discredits the text in the book. If you only read the book, you'd likely miss that point

Some of Oswald's secret history

In spite of knowing Oswald was more secret than 'Top Secret', The Warren Commission and Bugliosi both deceptively downgrade this clearance level

Oswald's 201 file... The CIA had a great interest in him