Who shot JFK?

Delve into the mystery of the Mexico recordings and the voice attributed to Lee Harvey Oswald.

Explore the evidence suggesting that the voice on the tapes might not be Oswald's, potentially revealing manipulation at the heart of the JFK assassination investigation.

Discover how Oswald drew the attention of the CIA and FBI from his defection to Moscow in 1959, particularly due to his knowledge of sensitive information he could have disclosed to the Soviets.

Was Lee Harvey Oswald just one man, or were there two? Based on John Armstrong’s controversial book Harvey and Lee, this podcast delves into the theory of two Oswalds—one American, one Russian. We examine the inconsistencies in records, witness testimonies, and government documents that challenge the official story of the JFK assassination. Could this be the key to unlocking the greatest mystery of the 20th century?

This source explores the life and death of Dorothy Kilgallen, an investigative journalist, focusing particularly on her work regarding the assassination of JFK and the trial of Jack Ruby. The author examines testimonies, documents, and interviews to determine whether Kilgallen's death was accidental or a homicide. It examines potential suspects, such as J. Edgar Hoover, Carlos Marcello, and Ron Pataky, while highlighting irregularities in the official investigation and cover-up theories. The investigation also addresses Kilgallen's personal and professional relationships, including her conflicts and friendships. Ultimately, the text offers a complex portrait of a woman determined to uncover the truth, even at the risk of her own life.Denial of justice by Mark Shaw

Discover the life and career of Dorothy Kilgallen, from her early days as a journalist to her fame as a TV personality on What's My Line? Explore her coverage of major events like the Lindbergh trial and her controversial investigation into the JFK assassination. Uncover the details surrounding her mysterious death and the unanswered questions that still surround it.Dorothy Kilgallen The Reporter Who Knew Too Much by Mark Shaw.

The document examines the American obsession with the JFK assassination, which is one of the most researched events of the 20th century.Conspiracy in Camelot by jerry Kroth.It explores various conspiracy theories, including allegations involving the Mafia, the CIA, anti-Castro Cubans, and Lyndon B. Johnson. Key figures such as J. Edgar Hoover, John F. Kennedy, and Lee Harvey Oswald are examined, as well as the question of whether Oswald was a lone gunman, a patsy, or part of a larger conspiracy. Allegations of a cover-up are considered, including evidence destruction and disinformation by the FBI and CIA. The document also discusses the symbolism and myths surrounding the assassination, such as Camelot.