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Oswald Didn't Do It
by Tim Huwe
A slow saunter through the universe of the JFK coup d'etat.
Episodes
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The Murchison Party, Part I (?)
A controversial party may, or may not, have taken place the night before the assassination. LBFJ may have attended.
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Book review: Decision Of Disaster, Grayston L. Lynch
This is a nice look at a bad chapter, from someone who was there.
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How much is it worth to you?
Consider reading a JFK-assassination based book.
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Two nuggets to remember about the Dallas trip
JFK looked at life differently. And the trip had 2 reasons.
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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.
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Who was Jan Masaryk
Dead a decade before JFK took office, his death provided a degree of foreshadowing to the future.
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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.
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Oswald, JFK, and probability
Basically, reading an article from Dealer Plaza Echo UK
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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.
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Who is Fred Reeves?
Why does his story matter?
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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?
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Book review: Girl On The Stairs by Barry Ernest
A nice light book, following a specific trail. That was worth following.
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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
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Rumors and Legends: Madeline Brown
Specifically, the November 21st party at the Murchison residence.
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Something I ought to get better at
JFK and his foreign policy toward Cubs is a blind spot of mine.
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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?
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Assessing LBJ and Hoover as (non)-plotters
As odious as Hoover and LBJ were, they were unlikely to have been assassination plotters.
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Why people go back
Why do people return to thinking Lee Harvey Oswald killed JFK?
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Sylvia Meagher and James Tague's bullet fragment
Why Meagher was the best.
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Let's talk toilets
And a recent POTUS
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Confirmation & the Tippitt timeline
What makes something "confirmed"? An Easter egg
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Who was Mae Brussell?
For once, an episode about a person you might enjoy. Brussell was a journalist with a radio bent.
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Blood, like certain rifles, disappears
Yet another bizarre JFK assassination angle.
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Yet another rifle
From the scene of the TSBD on November 22, 1963.
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An Enfield and a bag
When a rifle we've never seen creates a bag that nobody ever saw.
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The double dangle
So many new terms are needed to fill out a JFK research buzzword index. I learned something today.
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James Thomas and the Tippitt shooting
More evidentiary mayhem.
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Who was Horace Busby, and letting dogs eat
What can be known, and what can't realistically be known.
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The sound of breaking glass
Was there a bullet hole in the windshield at Parkland? If so, where did it come from?
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More JD Tippitt timeline events
Three (or four) things that happened, and trying to reasonably assess them.
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Who was Ralph Paul?
A business associate of Jack Ruby's, Paul often helped Ruby in times of financial need
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Oswald's PO Box
Information on this Dallas locale is oddly incomplete.
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A bit about James Hosty
Another curious name from assassination weekend
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A bit about Jesse Curry
Dallas' police chief in 1963 had different ideas on assassination weekend that later in the decade.
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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.
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A new fun research toy; JFK CounterCoup
Want a site seeking new discussion topics?
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Three shots fired
How did Merriman Smith know immediately how many shots were fired in Dallas?
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Hijacking the rifle narrative.
The Warren Commission was top-shelf about mis-asking questions.
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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.
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What "patsy" implies, and what it doesn't imply
Patsies are likely involved in some level of evil. Likely at a lower level.
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Robert Stack & another Russian
Yes, we learn )or are reminded of) another frimge Russian name in the JFK universe.
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Stacks and sacks
An item that may not exist was essential in "proving" Oswald's guilt
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Tippitt shooting, 1-9, ambulaces
Which aspects of the case are most/least debatable?
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Half-truths, Oswald, and Conspiracy
Was killing JFK a federal crime? Why or why not? Why would it matter?
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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".
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Music and forgeries
More from Mary Ferrell site, talking forgeries. And motivation.
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Dorottlhy goes to Louisiaba
Upon interviewing Jack Ruby twice, where did Dorothy Kilgallon go next? And why?
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Oswald and getting paid
Don't assume technology was the same in Dallas in 1963 as it is now.
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Tippit's Killing & Perception Is Reality
JDTippit, shortly after the JFK murder, was where he usually was. Miles from home, reading for a dalliance.
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411 Elm and The Fourth Decade
What was the history of the TSBD before 1963? Why would that matter?
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A slow saunter through the universe of the JFK coup d'etat.
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Tim Huwe
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