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#182~ April 23, 2021: "The Inconvenient & Untimely Deaths Of Elladio Del Valle And David W. Ferrie."
IN THIS EPISODE~ It's back to the treasure-trove of Garrison-related documents shared by our friend Bart Kamp ("Dealey Plaza UK") from the Malcolm Blunt Archives, from whence we will reconsider what we think we know about (2) deaths that hampered the New Orleans District Attorney's investigation into the murder of President Kennedy: Elladio Del Valle and David Ferrie.
These men were linked to The Assassination, to each other, and died on the same day. Ferrie either by his own hand or murdered in New Orleans, Del Valle murdered in a gruesome fashion in Miami.
According to The Story As We Know It (and Oliver Stone's film "JFK") Del Valle is said to have been murdered to keep him from talking to Garrison after Ferrie dropped his name to the D.A.'s office, But according to a set of hand-written notes by an HSCA Investigator, Garrison DID talk to Del Valle.
And Del Valle dropped a name as well.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION.
*Written & Hosted by Doug Campbell.
*A Drop-D Podcast Production.
Music:
* "Domino", by Masters Of Reality.
* "Let It Die", by Foo Fighters.
* "Prettyhead", by ZZ Top.
These men were linked to The Assassination, to each other, and died on the same day. Ferrie either by his own hand or murdered in New Orleans, Del Valle murdered in a gruesome fashion in Miami.
According to The Story As We Know It (and Oliver Stone's film "JFK") Del Valle is said to have been murdered to keep him from talking to Garrison after Ferrie dropped his name to the D.A.'s office, But according to a set of hand-written notes by an HSCA Investigator, Garrison DID talk to Del Valle.
And Del Valle dropped a name as well.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION.
*Written & Hosted by Doug Campbell.
*A Drop-D Podcast Production.
Music:
* "Domino", by Masters Of Reality.
* "Let It Die", by Foo Fighters.
* "Prettyhead", by ZZ Top.
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By Doug CampbellIN THIS EPISODE~ It's back to the treasure-trove of Garrison-related documents shared by our friend Bart Kamp ("Dealey Plaza UK") from the Malcolm Blunt Archives, from whence we will reconsider what we think we know about (2) deaths that hampered the New Orleans District Attorney's investigation into the murder of President Kennedy: Elladio Del Valle and David Ferrie.
These men were linked to The Assassination, to each other, and died on the same day. Ferrie either by his own hand or murdered in New Orleans, Del Valle murdered in a gruesome fashion in Miami.
According to The Story As We Know It (and Oliver Stone's film "JFK") Del Valle is said to have been murdered to keep him from talking to Garrison after Ferrie dropped his name to the D.A.'s office, But according to a set of hand-written notes by an HSCA Investigator, Garrison DID talk to Del Valle.
And Del Valle dropped a name as well.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION.
*Written & Hosted by Doug Campbell.
*A Drop-D Podcast Production.
Music:
* "Domino", by Masters Of Reality.
* "Let It Die", by Foo Fighters.
* "Prettyhead", by ZZ Top.
These men were linked to The Assassination, to each other, and died on the same day. Ferrie either by his own hand or murdered in New Orleans, Del Valle murdered in a gruesome fashion in Miami.
According to The Story As We Know It (and Oliver Stone's film "JFK") Del Valle is said to have been murdered to keep him from talking to Garrison after Ferrie dropped his name to the D.A.'s office, But according to a set of hand-written notes by an HSCA Investigator, Garrison DID talk to Del Valle.
And Del Valle dropped a name as well.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION.
*Written & Hosted by Doug Campbell.
*A Drop-D Podcast Production.
Music:
* "Domino", by Masters Of Reality.
* "Let It Die", by Foo Fighters.
* "Prettyhead", by ZZ Top.