- Gerald taught in Frederick, MD, where researcher Harold Weisberg lived
- Original airdate: May 30, 2013
- They developed a relationship which turned into a preoccupation
- Today we are an empire, our republic is in pretty sad shape
- Gerald’s Breach of Trust (2005), now in paperback
- Oswald was put on the docket 25 minutes after JFK was pronounced dead
- In the theater, Oswald was looking for his contact
- Oswald was a low level Intelligence operative
- None of his interrogation in Dallas was written down
- Hoover kept the FBI away from the police basement
- Marina’s first Secret Service interrogation has also been lost
- The non-testimony of JFK’s physician Admiral George Burkley (more) (more)
- The unsigned Walker note written in Russian
- General Walker denied the Carcano-matching bullet
- LBJ wanted an FBI reported supported by the Attorney General
- Dr. Earl Rose competently autopsied Oswald, Tippit, and Ruby
- Admiral Galloway controlled the Bethesda autopsy
- Gerald believes LBJ was in on the planning
- LBJ: The Mastermind of the JFK Assassination (Nelson/2011)
- Gerald would like an entire Air Force One conversations record
- McGeorge Bundy had been a CIA asset while a dean of students at Harvard
- Average Marines are not sent to language school
- Senator Russell, the Dean of the Senate, was the first dissenter
- Russell, Cooper, and Boggs re-interviewed Marina in Dallas
- Jack Ruby was, and Lee could have been, an informant
- Oswald was a provocateur in New Orleans, he called the FBI
- Lee attempted to call his cut-out John Hurt in Nags Head
- Lee Oswald the Cuban conspirator became the lone nut
- The new edition of Gerald’s book contains a new preface
- A film script supporting the Commission was reviewed by the FBI
- In their review, the FBI noted that the paraffin test was erroneous
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