• JFK Investigation - QH Ep. 52 - Cannons, Missing Films, & Spicy Ice

  • Feb 11 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs and 9 mins
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JFK Investigation - QH Ep. 52 - Cannons, Missing Films, & Spicy Ice

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  • IN THIS EPISODE~ Rob & Doug are joined by an impressive and very knowledgeable young man from the next generation of Assassination Researchers, Mr. Alex Harris! Fresh from his presentation at this past year's JFK Lancer November In Dallas Conference. Alex will tell us what he's been working on, what's coming up, and touch on a few of the extant films related to The Assassination, including the Darnell and Alyea Films.
    Also, Rob locates a fascinating document that ties a man with the same name as a suspect mentioned in the Rob Reiner/Soledad O'Brien "Who Killed JFK?" Podcast to none other than Frank "Fiorini" Sturgis and our suspected-"Dealey Plaza Dark Complected Man", Felipe Vidal Santiago, PLUS: Judge Seeborg makes a ruling in "Mary Farrell Foundation Vs. Joseph R. Biden", or, "The JFK Records Act Lawsuit", what is Buell Wesley Frazier hiding?, a new book on the horizon is recommended by a listener, and why is Eric Clapton knocking on our studio door demanding to be let in?
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    Written & Hosted By Rob Clark & Doug Campbell
    Recorded & Engineered By Curato "Little Momo" Scaranucci, Jr. For Drop-D Podcast Productions

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