Maureen Callahan Goes over the Edge Along with Megyn Kelly Review Part One

James Lawson, advisor & assistant to MLK, passed way in Los Angeles on June 9th.

Lawson had been an expert on non-violence and MLK's murder.

Professor Jeffery Sachs interviewed Monica Wiesak about the assassination of JFK.

Jim feels Monica Wiesak's America's Last President is the best book written on JFK in recent years.

Read Jim's recent article Maureen Callahan Goes over the Edge Read Part Two Here

The Posthumous Assassination of John F. Kennedy published by Jim in rebuttal to Seymour Hersh.

Dark Side of Camelot - horribly written, poorly researched & a complete hatchet job.

ABC bought the rights to Hersh's book, later discovered via forensic testing the documents were fake.

Lawrence X. Cusack III forged the documents Hersh used as sources for The Dark Side of Camelot.

Joseph Kennedy's secretary, never having met Marilyn Monroe, easily discredited Hersh's claims.

Researcher Greg Schreiner, warned Hersh that signature on documents was not Marilyn Monroe’s.

Greg Schreiner hosts a site dedicated to Marilyn at themarilynmonroesite.com

Ask Not by Maureen Callahan a hack piece.

Jim points out Ask Not was going nowhere, until Megyn Kelly's interview with Maureen Callahan.

Listens to Megyn & Maureen's podcast contacted Jim to help debunk their research & claims.

Marilyn Monroe, Jackie Kennedy & Carolyn Bessette's eyes featured on the cover of Ask Not. Why?

DiEugenio has debunked rumours the Kennedy brothers were involved with Marilyn Monroe’s death.

Don McGovern wrote Murder Orthodoxies & transferred it to the Marilyn from the 22nd Row website.

If you read Don McGovern's book, you'll realize what a hoax the Marilyn Monroe industry was & is.

Gary Vitacco Robles wrote a chapter dedicated to Marilyn wire tapping claims in his book Icon.

Anthony Summers used bribes made by Nobel Kid Chissell to validate his research on Marilyn Monroe.

Despite being debunked, Callahan uses Summers & Donald Wolfe as sources for her book.

Summers & Wolfe give credibility to the liar, Robert Slatzer. Why?

Jim recommends following Marilyn Monroe author April VeVea, creator of Classic Blondes.

Despite lacking a marriage certificate, Robert Slatzer claimed he married Marilyn Monroe in 1952.

Don McGovern tears this claim apart in his book, writing eighteen pages that discredit Slatzer's claims.

April Vevea found photo of Marilyn taken in LA on the day Slatzer states they were married in Mexico.

Slatzer bribed Nobel Kid Chissell, to state he was a witness to Robert & Marilyn's wedding ceremony.

Slatzer ended up being Welshing on the deal.

Jeanne Carmen made 31 appearances masquerading as Marilyn Monroe's best friend after her death.

Bobby Kennedy was in San Francisco with his family on the day Marilyn died.

Peter Lawford had invited Marilyn to his dinner party in Santa Monica & not in LA.

Pathologist Boyd Stephens believed Marilyn committed suicide as drugs ingested, not injected.

When JFK died, Jackie's trust fund was worth about $2 million a year in today's money.

In 1967, Price Sihanouk declared the Vietnam war would not have happened if JFK had lived.