Updated 11/2011 - Available 11/10/2011

Ian Griggs "It took an English detective to expose the complicity of Dallas police in the death of JFK!" Jim Fetzer "Next to the Warren Report, Jay Epstein's book, should be Ian's book." Ralph Reagan  "No case to answer" is a loosely legal expression used in England but perhaps not in the United States. It basically means that despite thorough investigation, insufficient evidence has been obtained to justify taking the case before a court of law. It has been suggested to me by some American researchers that perhaps the American equivalent would be "No charge to file." I believe that even after 42 years of argument, counter-argument and allegedly 'new' evidence, just such a situation continues to exist in the Kennedy assassination concerning Lee Harvey Oswald.
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