Larry Hancock

[Larry Hancock]

I was born in 1947 in Oklahoma and attended Oklahoma State University and the University of New Mexico. After receiving a BA in History/Anthropology/Education, I served in the United States Air Force.

After the Air Force I went on to work in a variety of communications oriented companies including Continental Telephone, Hayes Microcomputer and Zoom Technologies. I've worked in various areas of communications technology for 34 years and is currently Marketing Manager for Zoom Technologies of Boston.

I've been involved in the study of cold war history and the Kennedy assassination for approximately 14 years, co-authoring "November Patriots", a docufiction novel and author and authoring "Someone Would Have Talked" a factual analysis of both the conspiracy and cover-up, published in November of 2003. http://www.jfklancer.com/catalog/hancock/index.html

In addition I've ressearched and published several document collections dealing with the 112th Military Intelligence Group, Richard Case Nagell and his intelligence connections and the CIA segregated files. http://www.jfklancer.com/catalog/CDrom.html

I have also contributed articles to both the Lancer Chronicles and to the journal

of the UK research group, DPUK. I currently serve as speaker conference chair for the November In Dallas research conference hosted by JFK Lancer.

http://www.jfklancer.com/dallas04/index.html