Take look at this complete, full color reproduction of the address book of Lee Harvey Oswald, accused assassin of President John F. Kennedy, who was slain in custody of the Dallas police on November 24, 1963. (Courtesy of A.J. Weberman)
Last week, Joseph Lazzaro of International Business Times followed up on a JFK Facts story with some historical perspective.
Lazzaro wrote:
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The hidden history of the first JFK conspiracy theoryRead More »
The Atlantic‘s Jeffrey Goldberg spent some time with the Cuban leader a few years back and asked him exactly that question.
Unlike some JFK conspiracy theorists who portray Castro as a demonic puppet master who somehow manipulated Oswald, Goldberg conveys a sense of the man who bedeviled Washington with his defiance of U.S. domination but who also sensed JFK was open to the mutual respect that still eludes the two countries after fifty years.
Goldberg explains:
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What did Fidel Castro think about JFK’s assassination?Read More »
After his brother was shot dead in Dallas on Nov. 22 1963, the Attorney General suspected the CIA, the Mafia and anti-Castro Cubans, according to an excellent article in the The Boston Globe.
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His brother’s keeper: RFK immediately suspected a plotRead More »
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