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PENSACOLA, FL. (WALA)- Like a footprint in the sand on the Pensacola Beach, it’s a story nearly washed away by time. “I would say still it’s kind of an unknown story,” journalist Drew Buchanan said. As a kid, Buchanan was told of an ordinary house painter living in Dallas named Hank Killam. …
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Few historical events have given rise to the hundreds, perhaps even thousands of conspiracy theories as the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, TX. From an inside job to an unidentified umbrella man, extraterrestrials, multiple gunmen and a joint effort between the Cubans and …
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The World War II veteran with the top-secret job hid a lot from his 12-year-old daughter. But on this day, he opened up about how suspicious it seemed: The accused assassin of John F. Kennedy getting shot and killed on live TV, during a transfer between jails. Today, Lilliam remembers her dad …
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NEW ORLEANS, La. (WALA)- Possibly the strongest connection to the John F. Kennedy assassination lies deep in the lesser known history of the Crescent City: New Orleans. A city rich in culture, cuisine and, conspiracy? It’s a question that’s been asked for more than years from the bayous to Bourbon …
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Robert McClelland was a very good doctor but a bad historian. The Dallas surgeon, who died last month, was one of the team of medics who battled to save the life of John F Kennedy as he lay mortally wounded in Parkland Memorial Hospital on November 22, 1963. They failed to revive the president but …
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Yesterday President Trump allowed the scheduled release of classified documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Although there are roughly 300 more documents yet to be made public due to national security concerns, the release of some 2,800 previously classified filed may …
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The “Myths and Conspiracies in the Kennedy Assassination” videoconferencing program at the Tahlequah Public LIbrary Thursday brought out over 20 people at a time when the library doesn’t normally offer scheduled activities. “This was an experiment to see if people would come. Most programs we offer …
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On April 29, my attorney Dan Hardway filed a petition for certiorari asking the Supreme Court to review my case, Morley v. CIA. When I filed this Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit 16 years ago, I sought certain files related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963. The JFK …
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When President John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22nd, 1963, people around the country quickly rejected their government’s conclusion that a sole assassin committed the crime. A slew of conspiracy theories took hold, but only one conspiracy theorist transferred his theories into actual …
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John F. Kennedy and the Monolithic and Ruthless Conspiracy As I mentioned in the previous chapter of the present series, I was 11 years old and in my 6th grade classroom when the news of John F. Kennedy’s assassination was first broadcast. I was not ignorant of the idea that evil existed in the …
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