- Author and researcher Gerald McKnight passed away on Jan 30th, 2021
- FREE Borrowable Ebook: Breach of Trust by Gerald D. McKnight
- FREE Borrowable Ebook: The Last Crusade: MLK, FBI and the Poor People’s Campaign by Gerald D. McKnight
- Gerald was responsible for making the Harold Weisberg archive available online
- Gerald was a professor of history at Hood College (Chair of the History and Political Science Department)
- More about Gerald here
- The WC lawyers would selectively interview and depose witnesses
- The WC lawyers intimidated the witnesses
- Gerald’s book exposes how the WC manufactured history
- “I forgot what I was supposed to say” – Marina Oswald
- The dirty tricks used by WC lawyers
- The capitol riots of Jan 6th
- The WC put the Walker shooting in their volumes to show Oswald’s propensity for violence
- The INS were present when the FBI interrogated Marina Oswald
- Larry can be reached at larry@schnapflaw.com
- Video: Unredacted – The Video Interviews: Gerald McKnight
- The Myth of American exceptionalism
- Videos: JFK Assassination Panel, Springfield, Sep 2012, featuring Gerald McKnight: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5
- Part B: Jim DiEugenio; beginning at 1:05:05
- Gerald’s book Breach of Trust is one of the top ten recommended books on the JFK case by kennedysandking
- This book analyzes the workings of the WC
- FREE Borrowable Ebook: Rush to Judgement (1967) by Mark Lane
- FREE Download Ebook: Six Seconds in Dallas by Josiah “Tink” Thompson
- FREE Download Ebook: Accessories After the Fact by Sylvia Meagher
- Article: Jim DiEugenio reviews Gerald McKnight’s Breach of Trust
- Articles: Why CBS Covered Up the JFK Assassination by Jim: Part 1, Part 2
- McCloy was a secret consultant to the CBS special
- Senator Richard Russell did not want to serve on the WC
- Russell began to influence John Sherman Cooper and Hale Boggs
- Alan Dale on the passing away of Gerald McKnight
- Download Alan Dale’s 2014 conversation with Gerald McKnight here (MP3)
- Jim DiEugenio offers condolences to Gerald’s family and thanks his contribution
- Part C: Gerald McKnight; beginning at 1:29:10
- Re-run of Gerald McKnight’s 2007 interview (BOR 353a)
- He gives a brief history of his work
- A talk about his friendship with the late, great Harold Weisberg
- The Weisberg research collection… an enormous contribution to history
- He tells about many of the key discoveries done by Weisberg
- FBI stonewalling in several FOIA requests
- A description of Weisberg’s 50 file cabinets and many collections categorized in it
- The ‘Tague’ Curb Section
- The collection is housed at Hood College, Frederick Maryland. It is open to anyone interested
- The motivation for writing Breach of Trust “Fate just put me 4 minutes from Weisberg”
- The Last Crusade: Martin Luther King Jr., the FBI, and the Poor People’s Campaign –
- Gerald gives a couple of explanations of why JFK may have been removed
- JFK’s dealings with the USSR and the Cuban Missile Crisis was against the wishes of the Military Industrial Complex
- Bugliosi’s book: The CD enclosed discredits the text in the book. If you only read the book, you’d likely miss that point
- Some of Oswald’s secret history
- In spite of knowing Oswald was more secret than ‘Top Secret’, The Warren Commission and Bugliosi both deceptively downgrade this clearance level
- Oswald’s 201 file… The CIA had a great interest in him
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