Josh Cron

A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.

Welcome back David.

@James DiEugenio

Fantastic work as always Vince. Do you happen to know what program this is that Boone was appearing on?

That's Toni Glover.

bump I have the same questions as Larry :p

Hope you get to go home this weekend and hoping for a speedy recovery from here Pat. Best wishes <3

Belknap passed in 1985. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/69084902/jerry-boyd-belknap

Thanks Joe!

https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/education/2021/04/15/marquette-political-science-professor-john-mcadams-dies/7246026002/

Jamey, Frazier goes on to state: "He was walking, not running, away from the grassy knoll."

Thanks guys. Gonna pick this one up soon.

I haven't picked up his book yet. Have you John? Anything interesting?

Thanks George!

Merry Christmas everyone

As far as I know, these are the only two instances she was interviewed on the assassination.

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=10408#relPageId=35&tab=page FBI Report, 12/4/63 (CD7, pg.31) As the parade passed by there she heard the first shot but from where they were standing could not observe where the shot came from. She said she panicked after this shot and ran back to the office, later becoming deathly sick over the incident when learning of the President’s death. She said she had a movie camera with her at the time and Wilma Bond had a box camera but she advised that she did not obtain any photographs of the assassination scene. https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=11133#relPageId=17&tab=page FBI Report, 2/14/64 (CD735, pg.8) Mrs. Muchmore stated that after the car turned on Elm Street from Houston Street, she heard a loud noise which at first she thought was a firecracker but then with the crowd of people running in all directions and hearing the two further noises, sounding like gunfire, she advised that she began to run to find a place to hide… She advised that she is positive that she only heard three shots but as to the direction or location of the noises, she would be unable to give an accurate location.

Do you have a source?

Thank you for your reply Joseph. Ken, "Stationed along the expressway leading to the Trade Mart," implies to me pretty much anywhere along Stemmons, including the area where Denis has listed him.

Do you by chance have a source for the Trade Mart comment? Thanks in advance!

Was it declassified by the ARRB? Maryferrell has the date of last review listed as 12/09/1993, so I'm assuming that to be the case. https://www.maryferrell.org/php/jfkdb.php?field=subjects&value=TEXAS+SCHOOL+BOOK+DEPOSITORY

And here I thought I was going to have the night off :p Much appreciated, as always Bart!

The Dallas Conspiracy is available from the Gus Russo collection in the Baylor University archives.

Fantastic Bart. Can't wait to dive into the archive.