In this episode, two veteran JFK assassination researchers investigate the shadowy history of Roscoe White, a name steeped in conspiracy and intrigue. Known to few but suspected by some, White—a Dallas police officer and Marine—has been linked to possible covert roles in JFK’s death. The researchers dig into White’s past, dissecting evidence, rumors, and newly surfaced claims about his possible ties to intelligence circles and the alleged "hit list" linked to the Kennedy assassination. They uncover details on White’s personal connections, suspicious behavior, and the role he may have played in shaping one of the most unsettling chapters in American history.

This episode is with two researchers of the JFK assassination that have a focused amount of work in the area of Covert Operations in particular as they relate to the context of the cold war. Throughout the episode, we break down evidence, testimonies, and declassified documents that point to the possibility of an internal conspiracy far deeper than the lone gunman theory. We’ll dissect the involvement of the CIA, FBI, military-industrial complex, and other key players who had much to gain from JFK's demise, questioning whether the official story holds up in light of the Cold War’s covert backdrop.

In this episode, a panel of researchers explores the media's coverage of the JFK assassination, examining the reporting in three critical phases: prior to November 22, 1963, the events on the day of the assassination, and the aftermath. The discussion delves into how the media portrayed the tragedy and its evolving narrative over time, while also addressing the modern conversation surrounding JFK's death. The panel critiques how, despite shifts in media over the decades, the official version of events has remained largely unchallenged.

Andrew A. Iler is an Ontario-based lawyer, who has has developed a comprehensive base of knowledge in and around the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 and the legal aspects of the official investigations into the assassination of President Kennedy. Andrew is part of a group of authors who recently published a work on the assassination titled "The JFK Assassination Chokeholds: That Prove There Was a Conspiracy" which lays out clear up to date evidence that would have compelled any jury to conclude that Oswald was not guilty beyond reasonable doubt, and that there is clear and convincing evidence of both a conspiracy and obstruction of justice to cover it up.

This episode is with two researchers of the JFK assassination that largely focus in the area of Oswald's last 48 hours, from the time he departed the Texas School Book Depository to the shooting in the Dallas police basement by Jack Ruby. In this episode we will discuss the number of people who left the TSBD and the issues with the interrogations of Oswald, such as who was in each interrogation and the substance of the questioning.

This episode is focused into the death of famous actress Natalie Wood and the suspicious circumstances surrounding the original investigations and subsequent reopening's of the case. This discussion will start with Brad Parker's interest and knowledge on the case and then joined by Sam Perroni who is actively voicing a reinvestigation based on evidence to get Natalie's death changed to homicide.

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This episode is with two researchers of the JFK assassination who both have prior knowledge on other political events in history and how the office is lined with political dirt and tricks. The discussion will be about the evidence of LBJ who at the time was vice president to JFK, could have been the man to get rid of Kennedy in Dallas in November 22nd 1963.

Ron Jacobs is a author of various works dealing with the counterculture of the 1960s and 1970s, he also writes for counterpunch magazine about various areas of politics. Ron has been on the show a few times to discuss The Weather Underground but through our conversations we have never looked at some of the rhetoric at the beginning to the end of the movement and how it shifted from a stance that's reasonable to one that is extremist.

This episode will discuss the Gen. Edwin Walker shooting in regards to evidence for or against Lee Harvey Oswald being the perpetrator in this act. Based on evidence from witness testimony and forensic material from the scene there was no linkage to Oswald but after the Kennedy assassination the public and the warren commission allowed this to be added onto Oswald as a preexisting piece of evidence to support the lone gunman theory.

This episode is with two researchers of the JFK assassination and will primarily focus on the life and controversial career of District Attorney Jim Garrison and his work in relation to the JFK case. Throughout this episode we will look at some of the claims for and against garrison, some of the coordinated media attacks on his investigation and some of what he was able to uncover in regards to the Kennedy assasination.