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Oswald Didn't Do It

by Tim Huwe

A slow saunter through the universe of the JFK coup d'etat.

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Episodes

  1. The Murchison Party, Part I (?)

    A controversial party may, or may not, have taken place the night before the assassination. LBFJ may have attended.

  2. Book review: Decision Of Disaster, Grayston L. Lynch

    This is a nice look at a bad chapter, from someone who was there.

  3. How much is it worth to you?

    Consider reading a JFK-assassination based book.

  4. Two nuggets to remember about the Dallas trip

    JFK looked at life differently. And the trip had 2 reasons.

  5. Book Review; the "31st Of March" by Horace Busby

    A 20-year long look at a relationship between a speech writer and his employer, Lyndon Baines Johnson.

  6. Who was Jan Masaryk

    Dead a decade before JFK took office, his death provided a degree of foreshadowing to the future.

  7. Would Oswald have been found guilty?

    It would have taken seating an impartial jury, enough non-tainted evidence to convict, and the DOD keeping him alive.

  8. Oswald, JFK, and probability

    Basically, reading an article from Dealer Plaza Echo UK

  9. Who is Rosaleen Quinn?

    A flight attendant looking for someone to speak Russian with led her to Santa Ana, California in 1959. To talk to Lee Harvey Oswald.

  10. Who is Fred Reeves?

    Why does his story matter?

  11. Rumors and Legends: James Files

    Was he a shooter on the grassy knoll? Or is he a cheerful sort with an interesting history and a vivid imagination?

  12. Book review: Girl On The Stairs by Barry Ernest

    A nice light book, following a specific trail. That was worth following.

  13. Alienation: Operation Northwoods

    The first in a subdivision of podcasts about how Kennedy alienated himself from military leaders, this dud was conceived by Lyman Limiter

  14. Rumors and Legends: Madeline Brown

    Specifically, the November 21st party at the Murchison residence.

  15. Something I ought to get better at

    JFK and his foreign policy toward Cubs is a blind spot of mine.

  16. Hey, man. Get me a clip.

    Did the rifle found on the sixth floor of the TSBD have a clip? Why would that be problematic if it does?

  17. Assessing LBJ and Hoover as (non)-plotters

    As odious as Hoover and LBJ were, they were unlikely to have been assassination plotters.

  18. Why people go back

    Why do people return to thinking Lee Harvey Oswald killed JFK?

  19. Let's talk toilets

    And a recent POTUS

  20. Confirmation & the Tippitt timeline

    What makes something "confirmed"? An Easter egg

  21. Who was Mae Brussell?

    For once, an episode about a person you might enjoy. Brussell was a journalist with a radio bent.

  22. Blood, like certain rifles, disappears

    Yet another bizarre JFK assassination angle.

  23. Yet another rifle

    From the scene of the TSBD on November 22, 1963.

  24. An Enfield and a bag

    When a rifle we've never seen creates a bag that nobody ever saw.

  25. The double dangle

    So many new terms are needed to fill out a JFK research buzzword index. I learned something today.

  26. Who was Horace Busby, and letting dogs eat

    What can be known, and what can't realistically be known.

  27. The sound of breaking glass

    Was there a bullet hole in the windshield at Parkland? If so, where did it come from?

  28. More JD Tippitt timeline events

    Three (or four) things that happened, and trying to reasonably assess them.

  29. Who was Ralph Paul?

    A business associate of Jack Ruby's, Paul often helped Ruby in times of financial need

  30. Oswald's PO Box

    Information on this Dallas locale is oddly incomplete.

  31. A bit about James Hosty

    Another curious name from assassination weekend

  32. A bit about Jesse Curry

    Dallas' police chief in 1963 had different ideas on assassination weekend that later in the decade.

  33. Matlock and the snipers nest

    Without a defense team, railroading is rather easy in a trial sort of scenario. Lee Harvey Oswald had no defense team.

  34. A new fun research toy; JFK CounterCoup

    Want a site seeking new discussion topics?

  35. Three shots fired

    How did Merriman Smith know immediately how many shots were fired in Dallas?

  36. Hijacking the rifle narrative.

    The Warren Commission was top-shelf about mis-asking questions.

  37. Oswald, his training, and his rifle

    Oswald wasn't a gun enthusiast, and the chosen weapon of choice wouldn't have been the Mannlicher Carcano.

  38. What "patsy" implies, and what it doesn't imply

    Patsies are likely involved in some level of evil. Likely at a lower level.

  39. Robert Stack & another Russian

    Yes, we learn )or are reminded of) another frimge Russian name in the JFK universe.

  40. Stacks and sacks

    An item that may not exist was essential in "proving" Oswald's guilt

  41. Tippitt shooting, 1-9, ambulaces

    Which aspects of the case are most/least debatable?

  42. Half-truths, Oswald, and Conspiracy

    Was killing JFK a federal crime? Why or why not? Why would it matter?

  43. Guns, lone-nutterism, and the Terre Haute rifle

    The JFK case, rife with rifles, isn't a good case to force an undesired exposure to "rifle chat".

  44. Music and forgeries

    More from Mary Ferrell site, talking forgeries. And motivation.

  45. Dorottlhy goes to Louisiaba

    Upon interviewing Jack Ruby twice, where did Dorothy Kilgallon go next? And why?

  46. Oswald and getting paid

    Don't assume technology was the same in Dallas in 1963 as it is now.

  47. Tippit's Killing & Perception Is Reality

    JDTippit, shortly after the JFK murder, was where he usually was. Miles from home, reading for a dalliance.

  48. 411 Elm and The Fourth Decade

    What was the history of the TSBD before 1963? Why would that matter?

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A slow saunter through the universe of the JFK coup d'etat.

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