Derek Thibeault

She certainly did a great job disappearing, she was so compelling in the Rush to Judgement doc that Mark Lane did.

If I remember correctly, Clemmons was really never heard from again - do we ever know where she went and when she died, does she have surviving relatives that may have information?

I think the Tippit case is so important to the JFK case and should have been fully investigated, like any other murder. Something happened here that was directly linked to the assassination, and discovering what happened and why would help solve the overall case. I know Mcbride talked to his father, but were there other family members that were missed during the so-called investigation. His supposed mistress? Obviously the whole case fascinates me but this piece of it is critical.

Ha ha

Good article - I see James Fetzer commented on it. Thanks for the share.

This, Thompson's Doc, and Good's doc it's been a good year. We need the rest of the files released and unredacted. We need to keep it in the eye of the people. The country changed that day and people need to understand what happened. Dag, Lumumba, Malcolm X, JFK, MLK, RFK, Fred Hampton. Not a coincidence, no time in modern history have that many important people been assassinated.

Awesome thanks - Jim - I will be buying a copy - first DVD purchase in many years!

So both the 2 hour and 4 hours are included and there is commentary on both? Why include the 2 hour if it's already contained in the 4 hour? I saw the 2 hour and wondering if I should buy or stream the 4 hour. Reading the interviews in the back of the book now. The 2 hour version was excellant.

Keep the foot on the gas. I know in 93, not only Posner, but it seemed every major magazine went after Stone. TV Specials like Peter Jennings and eventually a bunch of cable specials. None ever seemed to have specials with conspiracy views. We need more - exploring evidence that just can't be disputed. Keep writing - keep talking. Thankfully Youtube exists.

Honestly - Ruth Paine seems to like the attention, I don't think this has been this tragic for her. She is still talking even at her advanced age.

I am sure a lot of people wanted to go but didn't and some didn't want to go. Not all of Dallas was there.

That's too bad "Conspiracy" was one of my original reads back in the day, along with Henry Hurt's "Reasonable Doubt". Which I read when I was in High School and did a report on. That's where it all started for me mid-80's, in the second wave of books.

I hadn't really seen him in awhile and thought he just kind of moved on, unlike the serious guys who stayed on the case still or until the end of their life. Him being more of a reporter makes total sense.

Thanks

He literally wrote a book called Conspiracy. A great book. Has he flipped?

only yours? rhetorical question right?

That's right, that crappy movie with Rob Lowe forgot about that. Couldn't watch it. Dreck.

Dag and Lumumba cases are so interesting and so unknown here in the US. I found out by Lumumba by watching the film that was made that no one saw. Both these cases illustrate what was going on in our intelligence agencies at the time and need more light shone on them.

I had no clue you were on here. I could listen to McBride all day. Thanks for the podcast and keeping this out there.

I did like Swanson's book Manhunt on the hunt for Booth but i wouldn't trust him on JFK. Also has does O'Reilly get to make money off this...I refuse to read anything by him. I don't know how you career researchers do it - I bet Garrison lost money. I am just glad all of you are still in the hunt.

I just watched the Out of the Blank JFK Panel 2, it had Joseph McBride, Joe Green, and Richard Bartholomew as guests. Great open conversation. Joe Green wrote the film King Kill 63 along with the Pages - does anyone know where to find it to watch? Thanks

Can DNA testing be used or is this stuff too old?

I just started reading your latest, maybe after.

Where is the jacket now? Was it ever taken in as evidence?

We need a docuseries on the Tippit murder. I mean, if they can have another one on DB Cooper. We need this case to be reviewed by both sides and all aspects gone over. There are times when I say LHO didn't kill him, wasn't there. And other times I believe he did kill him, and it was for a reason not because Tippit was trying to arrest him. And yes I have to read the McBride book, but I need to find it cheaper.