In part 2, Bouzarth examines line-profile analyses offered as proof of Zapruder film alteration. Using high-quality scans and an interactive tool readers can try themselves, he shows why these analyses do not reliably establish that Kennedy’s head wound was altered.
In his debut article, our webmaster Craig Bouzarth examines claims that the Zapruder film was altered. Drawing on photographic experiments, access to the highest-quality film versions, and records of its initial processing and copying, he explains why his investigation led him to reconsider and reject the alteration hypothesis.
There is a trailer available for John Travolta's movie November 1963. As it appears to be heavily based on the novel Double Cross, set your expectations accordingly.
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Jim DiEugenio's AV essay on Bobby Kennedy's importance and influence with JFK, his and Senator William Fulbright's struggles with LBJ over Vietnam, his run for the presidency, and the tragic denouement in the kitchen pantry of the Ambassador Hotel, which ended the sixties.
Did someone know about Wesley Frazier and Oswald prior to the rifle range incident in November of 1963? And was his name dropped there on purpose to implicate him?
James Nicita completes his work on the Dunlap case, posing the questions: when was Angleton on to the mole? And who was using whom? Did Angleton then use Edward Epstein to cover up his role in the whole affair? Did Dunlap access Divison D?
In Part 3, James Nicita further explores the mystery around the death of Jack Dunlap. Did he betray Penkovsky? Was Bill Harvey involved in his death? Was Angleton on to him?
Kaitlyn Tiffany's book has now attracted more MSM attention. First it was Ash Carter and Air Mail. This time it’s a smear job on Shirley Martin in The New Yorker.
Paul Bleau did an interesting appearance on the America's Untold Stories podcast discussing his recent article for Kennedys and King, Assassination Inc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHF-7U3BffY&t=1197s
Bart Kamp has written a photographic essay on Lee Oswald’s visit to Helsinki, Finland, on the next-to-last leg of his alleged defection to Russia. No writer has written at this length and utilized such diverse and underutilized sources as this work does.
Jim DiEugenio writes a letter to Ash Carter, features editor at Air Mail. Ash did something that his father Graydon never did as longtime editor of Vanity Fair: publish two negative articles on JFK in the space of a month.
Ash Carter has now doubled down on his phony Cliff Krauss article about JFK and Vietnam. He now goes after the early critics of the Warren Report, doing everything except measuring the evidence they discovered for Oswald's innocence.
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