Joseph E. Green is a political researcher, playwright, and member of the board of directors of the Hidden History Center. As the author of Dissenting Views and Dissenting Views II, Joe has dedicated his career to exploring the overlooked and under examined facets of historical and political events. Together, we take a deep dive into the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, focusing on the investigative procedures carried out by the Los Angeles Police Department. Joe provides a critical analysis of the evidence collected, highlights key elements that may have been overlooked, and examines what evidence could support the theory of a second shooter.

John Moretta is a seasoned historian with a Ph.D. from Rice University and extensive teaching experience at Central College, Houston Community College, and the University of Houston. Dr. Moretta returns to provide an in-depth analysis of McCarthyism—its origins, its influence on American society at its height, and the ways it continues to resonate in modern times. We delve into the fear-driven environment of the Red Scare, exploring how it shaped public opinion, government policies, and cultural norms during the mid-20th century. Dr. Moretta also discusses the lasting implications of McCarthyism, from its impact on civil liberties to its role in shaping contemporary political rhetoric and attitudes toward dissent.

Paul Abbott has been researching the assassination of President Kennedy for over thirty years, his current work is dedicated to mapping the basement where Lee Harvey Oswald was gunned down by Jack Ruby. Through this episode we review footage and names present at the time of the shooting and names we have no leads on or statements, One of the least researched areas in the case before Paul's work is the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald.

Stuart Blues is the host of "British Murders Podcast" a true-crime podcast focusing exclusively on UK murder cases and serial killers. Stuart is back again in which we discuss some areas relating to true crime and how they might have a significant influence in how we understand and perceive news and current events. Through the show we share personal experience and perspective which can be found to have a track record of studies of information or support that can elaborate deeper.

Edward Stow, a highly regarded authority on the Jack the Ripper murders, has conducted extensive research into the case and identified Charles Lechmere, also known as Charles Cross, as the prime suspect. Lechmere’s involvement has sparked significant debate, as his behavior and proximity to the crime scenes align with key elements of the investigation. Stow’s theory is one of many in the ongoing discussion surrounding Jack the Ripper’s identity, but his meticulous analysis of historical records, forensic details, and circumstantial evidence provides a compelling argument that stands out among competing hypotheses.

This episode explores the enduring fascination with unsolved mysteries like the Ripper case and investigates how societal and cultural factors have contributed to their lasting allure. Additionally, we draw intriguing parallels between the Jack the Ripper murders and the JFK assassination, uncovering shared themes su

John Russell has been a professional psychic for over 50 years. Internationally known, he has provided psychic readings for clients in over 40 countries, and still reads for a worldwide clientele. John is back to discuss some of interactions with UAP or Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon in which through his life has experienced many variations of interactions. The topic of UAP has been trending more since the government has been disclosing more information to the public on what they have kept under secret for many years.

In this episode, we are joined by two respected researchers in the field of political assassinations, both returning guests who have previously contributed valuable insights on the JFK assassination. Their expertise includes documenting eyewitness accounts and critically analyzing inconsistencies in official narratives. Today, the focus turns to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, with an in-depth exploration of the events that unfolded in the pantry of the Ambassador Hotel. The discussion examines the testimonies of multiple witnesses to the shooting, shedding light on critical details and raising important questions about the case.

Skip Gienapp is a content creator on the platform Tik Tok under the name “JFK60years” which is dedicated to the education and study of the JFK Assassination. Skip joins me on this episode to discuss some background information on how he started the channel and some of the most common questions he gets on some of the videos he creates.

Sarah Bax Horton is a true crime writer and researcher who specializes in historical biographies. She is known for her work on the Whitechapel Murders, including her book One-Armed Jack: Uncovering the Real Jack the Ripper which re-examines the Jack the Ripper case and proposes that Hyam Hyams, a cigar maker from Whitechapel, was the Ripper. Horton's hypothesis is based on a match between Hyams and criminal profiles, as well as eyewitness accounts and his medical files.

Jeremy Kuzmarov is Managing Editor of CovertAction Magazine. He also teaches courses at Tulsa Community College and has written for numerous publications. Jeremy has spent some time reading and writing on the Kennedy assassination and other assassinations throughout history, through this discussion he brings forth a few points on his belief that LBJ was responsible for the death John F. Kennedy.