William Reymond

As Dawn wrote, they are the same. i did interview Doug back in 1998 and he did confirm it to me.

It's wrong. The D.A thought he had a very strong case but because Cliff Carter, LBJ and Malcolm Wallace were dead he didn't have any way to revisit the crime. The 'lack of corroboration" theory was planted in the medias by people who were not involved in the grand jury. The D.A, the witnesses and the grand jury itself were not allowed to comment.

An independent investigating journalist and collection director at the Flammarion publishing house. He has lengthily investigated the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy and written two books about it : "JFK, Autopsie d'un Crime d'Etat", and more recently "JFK, le Dernier Témoin", along with Billie Sol Estes. William Reymond lives in Dallas and works with several French and Swiss information magazines. He also regularly works with Canal+ channel for their "90 minutes" program.