Meet Tom S. the new JFK Facts Comments Editor. After several decades in manufacturing management, Tom has worked as an editor of consumer guides published by Reader’s Digest and as an internet forum developer and administrator. He has a deep knowledge of the JFK case based on his own reading and research. …
A revealing document from UNREDACTED, the blog of the nonprofit National Security Archive illuminates how CIA officers pondered carrying out political assassinations. …
Project ARTICHOKE: how the CIA tried to hypnotize an unwitting assassinRead More »
Former CIA analyst Brian Latell thinks Fidel Castro was behind JFK’s assassination, a self-serving theory for a former employee of an agency that conspired to assassinate Fidle Castro 634 times. His is one of many JFK conspiracy theories which I doubt. Latell also thinks Fide Castro is a hypocritical dictator, which I can believe.
In his book review, An appalling indictment of Fidel, in the MIami Herald, Latell writes: …
On the upcoming 50th anniversary of the publication of Warren Commission report in September 1964, not one but two conferences in the Washington DC area will take a close look at the report and its account of JFK’s assassination, which most Americans do not believe is accurate. …
Pass or fail? The Warren Commission report reviewed 50 years laterRead More »
Oliver Stone will screen the 10th and final episode of his TV documentary series, The Untold History of the United States at the Goethe Institute in Washington DC on Feb. 15 at 7 pm
Tickets are $35 and include a reception.
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Oliver Stone to talk about America’s untold historyRead More »
The Obama administration is seeking public input on “Transforming the Security Classification System” at a public forum in Washington D.C. on Thursday, Nov. 21.
Were you bothered by this JFK Facts story? 1,100 JFK records ignored in Obama push to open records.
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Click here to let Obama know what you think about secret JFK filesRead More »
Rex Bradford, president of the invaluable Mary Ferrell Foundation (and Webmaster of JFK Facts) will bring his vast expertise in the JFK assassination story to a public discussion at the Portsmouth, New Hampshire, public library tomorrow, Nov. 13.
The topic: “The JFK Assassination in Context: World Peace Betrayed.”
“50 Years of Questions: The JFK Assassination” will premier Saturday, November 9, at 9 pm eastern time on the Fox News Channel.
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Fox News to air federal prosecutor’s JFK analysisRead More »
Written by Ronnie Cohen and Jane Beale, “Witnessed by the World” opens on Thursday November 7 at the 59E59 Theaters in New York.
The producer’s describe it as a 90-minute thriller about a journalist writing a screenplay about Jack Ruby, the Dallas nightclub owner who murdered accused assassin Lee Oswald on national TV. …
JFK’s assassination has to be understood as “a national security event.”
Two historians will explain why at the University of North Texas on November 2.
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Panel to highlight national security implications of JFK assassinationRead More »
I’m looking forward to A conversation With Oliver Stone, to be held at the Newseum here in Washington at 2 pm Friday, November 1. …
JFK’s assassination has to be understood as “a national security event.” Two historians will explain why at the University of North Texas next week on November 2.
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Panel to highlight national security and death of JFKRead More »
A lecture series on the JFK assassination kicks off Friday at the Oakland Community College in Royal Oaks, Michigan, with appearances by renowned forensic pathologist Cyril Wecht. Author James Douglass and playwright Ginny Cunningham will also appear in coming weeks. …
In the Daily Caller, Roger Stone highlights the impending weirdness of the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of JFK’s assassination in Dallas: Where gunfire took the president’s life, let’s banish all evidence of gunfire.
November 22 shooting victim James Tague isn’t welcome in Dealey Plaza.
See “Wounded in JFK attack bystander to history revisits the crime” (JFK Facts, Aug. 6. 2013)
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Weirdness in Dallas: JFK shooting victim not welcome at 50th anniversary ceremonyRead More »
A rarely-seen 11-piece print portfolio created by artist Andy Warhol in the days after JFK’s assassination will go on exhibit this week at the Telfair Museum of Art in Savannah, Georgia.
Nobody defined the iconic power of JFK imagery like Warhol. This is affecting art that still has the power to surprise and provoke.
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