It has been 45 years since President Kennedy's limousine made the fateful turn from Dealey Plaza into history, taking our country's young leader from us. Since that very day researchers, historians, and everyday people have struggled to understand what really happened and why. JFK Lancer is dedicated to bringing out the truth of the Kennedy assassination events and making that truth known to all.

We are making plans to insure the leading researchers are there to commemorate the 45th anniversary of President Kennedy's death. We hope you are making plans to be with us, the speakers will be excellent, and the program at Dealey Plaza is sure to be memmorable.
 
Some of the Speakers that have committed to presenting their work include: Jim Marrs, Dick Russell, Abraham Bolden, Edward Martino, Ian Griggs, Larry Hancock, Stu Wexler, Tyler Weaver, Rex Bradford, Sherry Fiester, Brian Edwards and Casey Quinlan.
 
We urge you to join us in November. We promise you will never forget it!  See you in Dallas!

Larry Hancock, Stu Wexler, Debra Conway and Sherry Fiester, 2008

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November 21-23, 2008

JIm Marrs as the 2008 featured speaker

JFK Lancer is honored to announce JIm Marrs as the featured speaker of the NID 2008 Conference.
Marrs will present information during the conference as well as at Dealey Plaza and the JFK Lancer - Mary Farrell Awards Banquet

Announcing Our Master of Ceremony, Randy Owen:

Randy Owen was born and raised in Welland, Ontario, Canada on July 1, 1959, just a short distance across the border from Niagara Falls and Buffalo, New York. His award-winning broadcasting career began with two consecutive awards for having the top mark in radio class at college. In 1988, he became the first person to win both national Canadian country music awards for on-air personality of the air in the same year. This year, he became the first recipient of JFK Lancer's Researcher of the Month award.

Owen's research into the JFK assassination began at age eleven. In 1970, while researching a school project, he began reading about the assassination and hasn't stopped since. His collection includes over 350 books and unpublished manuscripts, over 500 hours of video (including live coverage of the assassination), hours of audio (including Dallas Police and Air Force One radio transmissions), over 1,000 newspaper and 800 magazine articles.

Among the people he has talked with are:
-witnesses Charles Brehm, Jean Hill, Harold Norman, Beverly Oliver, Norman Similas, Phil and Rosemary Willis;
-intelligence officers James Hosty of the FBI, David Atlee Phillips of the CIA, William Carter of the Secret Service, U.S. Army Ma;,
-medical experts Dr. James J. Humes, Dr. Cyril Wecht, and Dr. Earl Rose;
-Lee Harvey Oswald's widow Marina Oswald Porter and her husband, Ken, and Robert Oswald;
-Dallas Police Officers M.N. McDonald and Jim Leavelle;
-government investigators David Belin of the Warren Commission and Gaeton Fonzi of the House Select Committee on Assassinations;
-authors David Lifton, Robert Groden, Jim Marrs, and Norman Mailer;
-researchers Gary Mack and Jack White;
-and filmmaker Oliver Stone.

Owen has maintained a general interest in most aspects of the JFK assassination, visiting Dallas twice (including November 22, 1993), and studied material in the National Archives and the Assassination Archives and Research Center in Washington. He's served as a consultant to the JFK Assassination Exhibit and Research Centre in Niagara Falls, Ontario, and been a presenter at the 1993 JFK Assassination Symposium in Sudbury, Ontario. He's been on several radio and television programs including the “Shirley” and “Larry King” talk shows. Owen has also made written contributions to The "Third Decade" and "The Fourth Decade" journals and through his participation on the JFK Lancer Forums.

This year, Owen has been asked to be a presenter at NID and is scheduled to be part of the Medical Evidence panel. The evidence he is to present has been described by author Larry Hancock as “explosive.”