JFK Lancer

Captain Will Fritz's notes of LHO interrogation. Previously we had been told therewere no notes taken from the Oswald interrogation but FBI Agent Hosty did find his notes many years later, and then the Fritz notes are found. Released by the ARRB 11-20-97.

Introduction to the Records of the Warren Commission
President Lyndon B. Johnson appointed the President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy, commonly called the Warren Commission, by Executive Order (E.O. 11130) on November 29, 1963. Its purpose was to investigate the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy on November 22, 1963, at Dallas, Texas. President Johnson directed the Commission to evaluate matters relating to the assassination and the subsequent killing of the alleged assassin, and to report its findings and conclusions to him. The following members served on the Commission:

James Angelton advises CIA Director McCone and FBI Director J.Edgar Hoover on their answers to Warren Commission concerning Lee Harvey Oswald. They conspired to keep their answers consistent

Attorney General Deputy Katzenbach Memo: read what the government decided you should believe about the assassination

Ford-Rankin Document: Commission member Gerald Ford changes description of the president's wounds to support the false "Single Bullet" theory.

McCloy-Rankin Document: Commission member John J. McCloy doubts the Single Bullet Theory.

Too Many Fragments: article by Clint Bradford on photographs of the "pristine bullet" (WC Exhibit CE-399) the fragments remaining in Governor Connally's wrist Warren Commission expert testimon

Agent Wm. Walther: Did the FBI received advance notice of plot before the assassination and do nothing?

FBI Memos on Warren Commissioner Gerald Ford secret agreement to leak to the FBI. (1) (2

SECRET SERVICE

The Secret Agent on the Knoll Were Army Intelligence identifying themselves as Secret Service in Dealey Plaza? Yes. Read this important record of conspiracy.

The Man Who Wasn't There, Was There, by Michael Griffith "Fake Secret Service Agents In Dealey Plaza" from the Spring '96 Assassination Chronicles.

Secret Serviceman Clint Hill's testimony. The only agent to respond to the shots. Hill states the rear of the president's head was blown out

Secret Service Interviews - Landmark research by Vince Palamara

Agents who Believed in Conspiracy by Vince Palamara

Secret Service Agents Go On The Record: by Vince Palamara (L.I.N.E. release)top

JIM GARRISON

Garrison Playboy Interview

Heritage of Stone: Garrison, the CIA, and the Press Reprinted with permission from "High Times" magazine, September, 1991, by Steven Hager, with help from Mark Zepezauer at the Santa Cruz Comic News

Clay Shaw Grand Jury files : Gary Raymond, Richard Angelica, the ARRB, and New Orleans D.A. Harry Connick

Conversations With Perry [Russo] by William M. Law 1993 NOTE: CONTAINS ADULT LANGUAGE

Real Audio of Garrison's rebuttal to NBC on July 15, 1967

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA)

CASTRO ASSASSINATION PLOTS: A timeline of events, by Debra Conway

James Angelton advises CIA Director McCone and FBI Director J.Edgar Hoover on their answers to Warren Commission concerning Lee Harvey Oswald. They conspired to keep their answers consistent

"The Intra-Administration War in Vietnam" by Arthur Krock on the CIA

Same Old Stuff: Preparation for Lone Nuts when arguing about the authenticity of the Warren Commission Report Conclusions -- memo written by the CIA

CIA Inspector General Report declassified Holds agency responsible for "BAY OF PIGS" mission failure. 2/28/98

Cuban Missile Crisis

Bay of Pigstop

HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)

The Conclusion? Probable Conspiracy, but they still withheld thousands of documents that tell the whole story.

Richard Sprague, Chief Counsel of the HSCA on the investigation. (from "The Last Investigation") Note: the ARRB released the Sprague documents in July, 1998.

Interviews with Gaeton Fonzi: In 1977, Fonzi was invited to join the U.S. House Select Committee on Assassinations as a staff investigator. Later, as a special team director, he wrote and edited a major appendix, Volume X, of the Committee's Final Report. He is the author of "The Last Investigation," published by Thunder's Mouth Press in 1993 and, in trade paperback, in 1994.