Missing from this story as well as from the many comments is the reality that Sirhan Sirhan did not kill Robert Kennedy, a fact now further proven by the groundbreaking forensic work of Dr. Robert Joling, former president, American Academy of Forensic Sciences and audio expert Philip von Praag in their book, “Open and Shut…

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AU’s Peter Kuznick Teams Up With Filmmaker Oliver Stone History at American University newsletter 2009-2010 When Academy Award-winning filmmaker Oliver Stone was in Washington in fall 2007, scouting locations for a film about the My Lai massacre, he asked AU history professor Peter Kuznick to join him, his cinematographer, and his producer for dinner. As…

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Retired history professor writing third book Originally published June 02, 2010 Frederick, MD News Post.com By Brian Englar News-Post Staff Gerald McKnight is a retired Hood College professor and JFK assassination expert. McKnight is working on his third book. For retired Hood College history professor Gerald McKnight, much of the early part of his life…

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FBI delays release of Ted Kennedy’s FBI file May 25, 2010 04:22 PM By Bryan Bender, Boston Globe Staff WASHINGTON — The FBI says it is delaying the release of thousands of pages of the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s FBI file for at least another week. Alex Brown, an official in the bureau’s Record/Information…

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Bullet evidence challenges findings in JFK assassination Science Blog 18 May 2007 http://www.scienceblog.com/cms/bullet-evidence-challenges-findings-jfk-assassination-13251.html Researchers at Texas A&M University are combining statistics and chemistry to shoot holes in traditional bullet-lead analysis techniques and the accuracy of so-called “expert” testimony — specifically, calling into question critical evidence that has long supported the theory of a lone gunman…

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These records are clearly JFK assassination related records under the federal law, the JFK Assassination Records Act. Such records are legally under the purview of the National Archives, not local legal or other repositories, and original copies should be part of the national collection at Archives II. They should certainly not be donated to a…

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Second safe stolen from Sixth Floor Museum by REBECCA LOPEZ WFAA Radio Posted on May 10, 2010 at 10:34 PM DALLAS — News 8 has learned that there was a second safe stolen from the Sixth Floor Museum in downtown Dallas last week. Inside that safe? Possible documents related to the assassination of President John…

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No one knows Jerry Ray or the true story of James Earl Ray and the injustice of his wrongful conviction than T Carter. Her new book, A Memoir of Injustice by the Younger Brother of James Earl Ray, Alleged Assassin of Martin Luther King, Jr. as told to Tamara Carter, is the result of her…

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U-2 pilot Gary Powers, a few weeks before his suspicious death in a helicopter crash in LA, revealed that he did not believe his plane was shot down by the Soviets and indicated sabotage on the part of the CIA instead, in order to undermine the possibility of detente between Eisenhower and Kruschev. It is…

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U.S. targets an American abroad Should the executive branch be allowed to put a citizen on a CIA death list without judicial review? latimes.com/news/opinion/la-oe-divoll-20100423,0,3558365.story latimes.com Vicki Divoll April 23, 2010 According to media reports, the United States has taken the apparently unprecedented step of authorizing the “targeted killing” of one of its citizens outside a…

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