Sirhan's parole hearing postponed to Aug 27, 2021

Please write to the Parole Board

Address: California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Board of Parole Hearings,

Post Office Box 4036, Sacramento, CA 95812-4936; Phone: 916-445-4072

Article: Sirhan's Upcoming Parole Hearing by Jim DiEugenio

Mike LeFlem to review Greg Poulgrain's book JFK vs. Allen Dulles

Mark Adamcyzk's upcoming article on declassifying the remaining JFK files

Book: Morley v. CIA: My Unfinished JFK Investigation by Jefferson Morley: Kindle

ARRB reversed the burden of proof on the defendant

Aaron Good's upcoming review of Adam Curtis's documentary series Can't Get You Out of My Head

Curtis prefers style over substance

Milicent Cranor, Dr. Gary Aguilar and Jim DiEugenio to review Tink Thompson's new book Last Second in Dallas

Thompson is one of the few critics who crossed over into the mainstream

Thompson's book Six Seconds in Dallas made the cover of The Saturday Evening Post; see pic here

The New York Times was reinvestigating the JFK case in 1966

Tom Bethell, who helped derail Jim Garrison's Kennedy assassination case, dies at 84

Article: Jim DiEugenio reviews The Devil is in the Details by Malcolm Blunt with Alan Dale

Betsy Wolf (one of the researchers of HSCA) and the Oswald file at the CIA

The CIA did not open a 201 file on Oswald for thirteen months after his "defection"

What Betsy Wolf discovered was not in the HSCA volumes

Somebody inside the CIA rigged the system so that no 201 file was opened on Oswald

What Jane Roman said by Jefferson Morley

A five-article series reviewing the research of Fred Litwin by Jim DiEugenio

Article: Litwin and the Warren Report by Jim DiEugenio

Article: Fred Litwin, On the Trail of Delusion – Part One by Jim DiEugenio

Article: Fred Litwin, On the Trail of Delusion – Part Two by Jim DiEugenio

Article: Fred Litwin, On the Trail of Delusion – Part Three by Jim DiEugenio

Article: Fred Litwin: Culture Warrior by Jim DiEugenio

Too many researchers think that they know about the New Orleans aspect of the case but don't

Researchers like Peter Dale Scott, Anthony Summers, Paul Hoch, Tink Thompson

There were probably 40+ people during the autopsy at Bethesda

Fred Litwin does not mention the testimony of Pierre Finck during the trial of Clay Shaw

The FBI knew that Clay Shaw was Bertrand

"In my experience as an attorney, people with nothing to hide don't hide things" - Allard Lowenstein

Shaw lied that he: didn't know Oswald, Ferrie, hadn't been to Clinton, wasn't Bertrand & didn't call Dean Andrews

Shaw's lawyers knew he was guilty and that he was lying

Washington didn't and wouldn't let Garrison win the case

James Angleton had a black tape operation going on against Garrison for over two years

Book: The Devil is in the Details by Malcolm Blunt with Alan Dale: Paperback, Kindle

Propaganda Due or P2 and Operation Gladio

Article: NATO’s Secret Armies, Operation Gladio, and JFK by Rob Couteau

Article: The Tragic 'Years of Lead' by Rob Couteau

Lemnitzer and Operation Northwoods

Litwin says that Jim Garrison was looking for Clay Shaw in 1963

One of the editors of Litwin's book was Paul Hoch

Litwin's sources include Hugh Aynesworth, Harry Connick, Rosemary James, Patricia Lambert, et al

Book: Jim Garrison: His Life and Times, The Early Years by Joan Mellen: Paperback

Litwin jumps from Garrison suffering from PTSD to him being DA by skipping the 15 years in between

Book: Kill Anything that Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam by Nick Turse: Paperback, Kindle, Audiobook