James’s Substack
James Anthony DiEugenioMy Personal Substack: Culture and Politics
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The Rise and Fall of the HSCA, Pt. 4
Once Robert Blakey decided to abide by the Single Bullet Theory, he understood that he would have to bring in some kind of scientific support for it since it had become so discredited. And he did so. The two men he brought in to do so were...
The Rise and Fall of the HSCA, Pt. 3
The last order that investigator Gaeton Fonzi got from the Richard Sprague/Robert Tanenbaum administration of the HSCA was to find George DeMohrenschildt. According to information Tanenbaum received from Dutch journalist Willem Oltmans, he...
The Rise and Fall of the HSCA, Part 2
Once Richard Sprague was positioned as chief counsel and executive director, he chose Robert Tanenbaum of New York to oversee the JFK side of the HSCA, and Tanenbaum’s friend and colleague Bob Lehner to run the MLK side. Tanenbaum hired two...
The Rise and Fall of the HSCA, Pt. 1
In a rather weird coincidence, as I was writing my remembrance of Gaeton Fonzi, G. Robert Blakey passed away in Chicago. He died on May 1st, and I posted my column on Gaeton on May 6th. I should add that Robert K. Tanenbaum passed on four m...
Remembering Gaeton Fonzi
Gaeton Fonzi passed away in 2012 at his home in Manalapan, Florida at age 76. In the field of JFK assassination studies he had assumed exalted status long before that. We will get to why in a moment.
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Author or co editor of four books on the assassinations of the sixties, screen writer for Oliver Stone's two latest documentaries on the JFK case.
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