David Ratcliffe did a five-day interview with the late Fletcher Prouty in which he described his considerable experience with the CIA in the conduct of covert operations. He has packaged that interview with much other relevant, useful information into a valuable book.

Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele, are the fatal victims of an apparent domestic tragedy.  Jim DiEugenio's eulogy recounts Reiner's career and his own association with both of them on the proposed mini-series, which turned into the podcast Who Killed JFK?

A new film on the RFK case is now available. It was made by Rob Wilson, Sean Stone and Oliver Stone, and is titled Legacy. Three of the main interview subjects are Lisa Pease, Dick Russell and Robert Kennedy, Jr.

Based on the work of researcher, author and Canadian lawyer Andrew Iler, Oliver Stone tells Acting Archivist Marco Rubio that there must be oversight on compliance with the JFK Records Act to ensure that all records are released in accordance with the law.

As one of the interviews that Oliver Stone and Jim DiEugenio did in the wake of the Luna Committee hearing, this video is one of the best. Please watch and listen.

Of the interviews that Oliver Stone and Jim DiEugenio did in the wake of the Luna Committee hearing, Jim thinks this one was probably the best. Please watch and listen.

Participant Jim DiEugenio describes Washington's congressional hearing on the John Kennedy assassination, and its resultant after effects in the media.

This interview with Oliver Stone by Ed Rampell was awarded second place at the National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards in the category of Personality Profiles. We post it here in case you missed it. Read more.

Paul Bleau reviews James DiEugenio's latest book JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass. He reveals how the sheer amount of information contained in the interviews truly shocked him and concludes that this book is a great reference for those seeking expertise on the JFK assassination.

Matt Douthit reviews Fred Litwin's new “book” titled Oliver Stone's Film-Flam and shows how he gets even the basic facts of the Kennedy case wrong.