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QH Ep. 65 - Shells, Skells, & William Tells

QH Ep. 65 - Shells, Skells, & William Tells

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 IN THIS EPISODE~ Doug has both a). his extended stay at an undisclosed tropical island locale and b). his computer repair issues completed, so Rob and Doug are BACK with a full slate of Assassination Research-related topics to dive into! Among the MANY topics discussed:
A little-known witness comes forward in 1967 to Jim Garrison, and describes encountering a man running-- with a rifle-- through Dealey Plaza shortly before The Hit; A woman reports her car being hit with gunfire-- in Dealey Plaza-- one week prior to The Assassination, and an Iowa man and his wife claim to find some very intriguing "artifacts" in and around the Grassy Knoll with a metal detector in 1978.
We will go on a deep dive/deep discussion of the recent release of the Administrative Files of infamous CIA Operative George Joannides: What did this release teach us? How much of the "legend" lines up with this limited release? Did these pages prove any of our prior speculation to in fact, be fact? We discuss the documents dealing with Joannides' pre-HSCA "retirement" in detail, along with a discussion of the the limited clarity actually provided by this documents release.
PLUS~ Bullets! Magic bullets! Shells! Trajectories! Firing lines! Firing positions! Firing orders! Firing signals! Plus listener emails and MUCH, MUCH MORE!
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Written & Hosted by Rob Clark & Doug Campbell.
Recorded & Engineered by Curado "Little Momo" Scaranucci, Jr. for Drop-D Podcast Productions.

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