Vince Palamara

The agent who would have driven Kennedy in Dallas if not for 10/14/63 intervening:

Thank you! I made my submission.

True!

My pleasure!

The ARRB was extremely important on so many levels. Their unofficial medical evidence investigation was tremendous, as well.

AGREED! I get this silly theory thrown at me all the time from non-researchers, especially on social media. Greer was suspect but he did NOT shoot JFK!

Yes, Steve--Will Fritz wanted a car and so did Chief Curry. I made these points in my first book. Past motorcades used a Sheriff's car and a regular police car.

Thanks so much, Ron; greatly appreciated.

Johns was adamant to me in 2004 that he was NOT the knoll agent and never left the street. See also this video:

Hi, Jim! Correct- I just wrapped up my BlackOp tribute to the great Dr. Wecht. I gave you a huge compliment in the midst of waxing on about Dr. Wecht.

Excellent! Thanks for all of these links, Cory!

Point well taken. I got carried away (as usual lol). As I stated elsewhere, I just wrapped up a half hour speaking about Dr. Wecht for Len Osanic's tribute on BlackOp radio that should be airing soon (when he compiles other people's appearances).

hahaha!!

It is, isn't it?

I just spoke for a half hour to Len Osanic from BlackOp radio who is doing a tribute to Dr. Cyril Wecht. It was extra special for me knowing Dr. Wecht because he was from my hometown of Pittsburgh, PA and I am a Duquesne University alumni member, as well (we also appeared on The Men Who Killed Kennedy, albeit different episodes, and on the 2021 UK documentary The Assassination of JFK, filmed during Covid at the same Pittsburgh hotel in January 2021). The late Tom Wilson (TMWKK) and Jerrol Custer (JFK x-ray tech) were also from Pittsburgh and connected to Dr. Wecht.

Oh, yes, indeed! Jim, I just spoke to Len Osanic from BlackOp radio for 30 minutes about Dr. Wecht. I think I am going to be one of many!

The video includes my 1998 letter from Dr. Robert McClelland that he wrote on a page from Tink Thompson's classic SIX SECONDS IN DALLAS.

@James DiEugenio

It was a treat being from the same hometown. I ran into him a couple times and spoke to him on the phone. Brilliant and nice man.

Thanks for posting this, Jim. More to come.