The End of Innocence - The Assassination of John F. Kennedy

In this week's episode we look at if the Dallas Police really tried to protect Lee Harvey Oswald while he was in custody at the Dallas Police Department. While was his transfer from one jail to the next not done at night in secrecy? And was FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover upset with the way the Dallas Police handled Oswald's security?

In this week's episode we take a look at the Dallas Police lineups and were they fair and also were their threats made against Lee Oswald's life while he was in the Dallas jail?

The story presented here takes place in the Dallas jail, 34 hours after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The facts have been called by G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel for the House Select Committee on Assassinations, "real," "substantiated," "very troublesome," and "deeply disturbing." He went on to say that, while this is only a small part of the large mystery of the Kennedy assassination, it raises questions that remain "unanswered," makes inferences which are "ultimately inconclusive," and is therefore an "unanswerable mystery."

In this week's episode of the End of Innocence- The JFK Assassination, we look at Lee Harvey Oswald's arrest in the Texas Theatre. How does the official story of what happened differ from what witnesses who were there that day say happened? And were there two Oswald's in the theatre that day and was Jack Ruby in the theatre?

This week on the End of Innocence - The JFK Assassination, we take a look at whether Donald Trump will release the remaining sealed JFK assassination files if he is re-elected. Also, we take a look at what the CIA may be hiding in those files that have been hidden for almost 61 years.

This week on The End of Innocence - The JFK Assassination, we start answering listeners questions that have been emailed into me. This week's question is, WHY DID LEE HARVEY OSWALD LEAVE THE TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY AFTER THE ASSASSINATION IF HE WAS INNOCENT?

Episode 72 is out today! It’s a response to a recent National Review article by Rich Lowry titled “Sorry Everyone, Oswald Still Acted Alone.” I have some counterpoints to Mr. Lowry's article that you don't want to miss. I feel like I proved him wrong on almost all accounts.

In this episode of the End of Innocence, we will take one last look at the assassination attempt on ex-President Donald Trump. What could the Secret Service be hiding? And how was there no communication between the Secret Service and the local police on the day of the rally?

It seems that Thomas Matthew Crooks, who attempted to assassinate Ex-President Donald Trump on July 13th, was very interested in the John F. Kennedy assassination and Lee Harvey Oswald. We'll discuss that in this week's episode of The End of Innocence.

When 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks shot at former-President Donald Trump on July 13, the American public was ready with conspiracy theories explaining how and why he did it. And that shouldn’t come as a shock. Most Americans think President John F Kennedy was assassinated as part of a conspiracy, either by the US Government, Cubans, or the Mafia. They’re primed to believe their government is keeping secrets from them—because it is.