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The true story of the Kennedy assassination -- and of all the false stories it left behind ...www.ghostsofdallas.net
David Free hosts Ghosts of Dallas, a history show with 21 episodes published.
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The JFK assassination is back in the news. A House Declassification Task Force is unsealing all the remaining classified files about the assassination, in keeping with a promise made on the campaign trail by Donald Trump
On January 25, 1967, two men squared off to debate an issue that had become an increasingly hot one, in the fractured and paranoid atmosphere of late 1960s America. Who killed President Kennedy? Had there or had there no
On February 27, 1969, the defence in the matter of the State of Louisiana versus Clay L. Shaw called its final witness to the stand. The witness was Clay Shaw himself. Under questioning from his own attorney, Shaw didn’t
On January 21, 1969, at the criminal district court building in NO, proceedings finally got underway in the case of the State of Louisiana versus Clay L. Shaw. For almost two years now, Garrison had been loudly telling t
In April 1967, researchers working for the New Orleans DA Jim Garrison found a suspicious entry in the address book of Clay Shaw, the man Garrison had charged with having conspired to murder President John F. Kennedy. Th
How do you make a case when you have no real case to make? It’s a question that all conspiracy theorists face. Jim Garrison faced it in March 1967, when he opted to stage a public pre-trial hearing in the Clay Shaw case.
On March 1, 1967, the New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison arrested a local civic leader named Clay Shaw, and charged him with having conspired to murder President John F. Kennedy. To Garrison, it didn’t matter tha
To this day, the late New Orleans businessman Clay Shaw remains the only person ever to have been criminally prosecuted in connection with the murder of JFK. His trial began in New Orleans in January, 1969. On March 1st,
Sylvia Odio's claim that she encountered Lee Harvey Oswald in late September of 1963 was compelling - so compelling that we have almost no choice but to believe it, unless we can find rock-solid evidence proving that Osw
One night in late September of 1963, two months before the Kennedy assassination, three mysterious men paid a visit to the Dallas apartment of Sylvia Odio, a Cuban-American woman who was active in anti-Castro politics. O
Within a few years of its appearance in 1964, the Warren Report had become a joke, a punchline. And the funniest thing about it, according to the critics, was the Single-Bullet Theory: the idea that a single bullet fired
On the afternoon of John F. Kennedy's assassination, Abraham Zapruder shot the most famous home movie ever made. Was the proof of a JFK conspiracy concealed somewhere in the Zapruder film's 486 frames? After watching the
When John F. Kennedy arrived in the Emergency Room of Parkland Memorial Hospital at 12:40 on the afternoon of his assassination, he had two visible wounds on his body. One of them was a small neat hole in the center of h
A week after the Kennedy assassination, President Lyndon Johnson established the Warren Commission, a blue-ribbon Presidential Commission that aimed to get to the bottom of the crime. Right from the start, the Commission
In light of what we know about Jack Ruby's movements on the morning of November 24, 1963, is it remotely plausible that he was involved in ANY kind of conspiracy to murder Oswald? If not, why he do it? What was the state
Lee Harvey Oswald was shot dead in police custody on the morning of November 24, 1963, less than 48 hours after the assassination of President Kennedy. Oswald's murder was broadcast live on TV; around 80 million eyewitne
“His basic desire was to get to Cuba by any means, and all the rest of it was window dressing for that purpose.” That was how Lee Harvey Oswald’s wife Marina described the five turbulent months that she and husband spent
Why did Lee Harvey Oswald murder JFK? Can his psychological motives be disentangled from his political ones? Show notes: www.ghostsofdallas.net Support the podcast: https://paypal.me/goodbadbogus
At 7.52am on Friday, November 22, 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald arrived for work at the Texas Schoolbook Depository, carrying a long, narrow, heavy-looking object that was wrapped up in brown paper … Show notes: www.ghostsofda
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