In Kennedy Recordings, History’s Raw Materials September 22, 2012, New York Times By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/23/us/in-kennedy-secret-recordings-historys-raw-materials.html?partner=rss&emc=rss&src=ig&pagewanted=print BOSTON — President John F. Kennedy opened the newspaper one day in 1963 and learned to his horror that military aides had built a hospital bedroom for his pregnant wife at an air base on Cape Cod in…
Early Warren Commission critic and researcher Vincent Salandria, author of False Mystery, gave us permission to reprint his comment on the New York Times’ recent obituary of HSCA investigator Gaeton Fonzi (also reprinted on the website) and an exchange with another researcher Joe Martinez. Dear People, Please note that today, September 13, 2012, the New…
University of Arkansas at Little Rock professor of Criminology, David Montague, with an exhaustive resume, plans to write a book about the JFK Assassination Records Review Board and the files it released. Formerly a staffer at the ARRB, he supports full disclosure of the record so the public can know what happened. Arkansas Prof Will…
Gaeton Fonzi, Investigator of Kennedy Assassination, Dies at 76 by Paul Vitello September 11, 2012 New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/12/us/gaeton-fonzi-76-investigated-kennedy-assassination.html?_r=1&ref=obituaries Gaeton Fonzi was one of the most relentless investigators on the House Select Committee on Assassinations in the late 1970s, remembered by former colleagues with both awe and echoes of the impatience he inspired with his…
Gaeton Fonzi Gaeton Fonzi, journalist and JFK assassination investigator, dies By Maria Camila Bernal Miami Herald http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/08/31/2979076/gaeton-fonzi-journalist-and-jfk.html#storylink=cpy Gaeton Fonzi spent months away from his family conducting interviews in Washington D.C., worked countless hours retrieving documents and files, and dedicated years to writing what would be one of the most recognized publications concluding a conspiracy in…
Wallace Ren ‘Wally’ Heitman, Dallas FBI agent who interviewed Marina Oswald, dies at 92 Dallas Morning News Published: 30 August 2012 11:17 PM http://www.dallasnews.com/obituary-headlines/20120830-wallace-ren-wally-heitman-dallas-fbi-agent-who-interviewed-marina-oswald-dies-at-92.ece?action=reregister Wallace Ren “Wally” Heitman was drying off at the YMCA after his noontime workout and shower when he heard a television report that President John F. Kennedy had been shot in…
FOIA Backlog Grows Even As Agencies Process More Requests Federal Radio News Monday – 9/10/2012, 5:32am EDT By Jared Serbu http://www.federalnewsradio.com/493/3029492/FOIA-backlog-grows-even-as-agencies-process-more-requests Federal agencies processed more than 631,000 requests for government records under the Freedom of Information Act in fiscal 2011, 5 percent more than the year before. But the number of backlogged requests government-wide nonetheless…
It’s shameless of Dallas Morning News columnist, Alan Peppard, to use the Tony Zoppi obituary to spout the big lie, and while doing so, Peppard had to be hard-pressed to pull out the original attempt at fooling Americans with “(Ruby) … told me he didn’t want Jackie Kennedy to have to come to Dallas and…
We will miss Gaeton Fonzi, who did excellent work on the staff of the House Select Committee on Assassinations regarding the role of the CIA and the anti-Castro elements they employed in covert operations against Cuba and assassination plans against Castro, and their intersection with Lee Harvey Oswald and the JFK assassination. He was a…
The National Declassification Center, which was created to implement President Obama’s 2009 Executive Order forcing the release without review of classified records from 25 years before or earlier. This article reflects their decision that both the still classified or locked records pertaining to President Kennedy’s assassination and to the death of Dr. Martin Luther King…
Pursuing Truth on the Kennedy Assassination by Donald W. Miller, Jr., MD Excerpted from full article at http://lewrockwell.com/miller/miller40.1.html Everyone over the age of 60, and many over age 55 who were in grade school at the time, remember where they were and what they were doing when they heard what happened to President John F.…
Here is the article that led to the posted one below. Again, the title is misleading. Senator Smathers pretends not to recall who brought up the idea of assassinating Castro, though it was clearly himself. JFK asked questions and rejected the idea. Smathers even suggests he rejected it first. Kennedy made clear what he thought…
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