Bart Kamp has written a photographic essay on Lee Oswald’s visit to Helsinki, Finland, on the next-to-last leg of his alleged defection to Russia.  No writer has written at this length and utilized such diverse and underutilized sources as this work does.

The Lopez Report was a quantum leap forward in our study of Oswald and also whether or not he was in Mexico City. Here, Kennedys and King strongly recommend our readers watch this CSPAN address by Lopez and Hardway, and also read Hardway’s written submission to the Luna Committee 

Paul Bleau examines more declassified evidence of an Oswald impersonation in Mexico City and how the Agency tried to conceal that fact.

Thomas Dehel proffers a rather unique take on the murder of John Kennedy. Somehow, Luis Somoza was a major player. He relies on Gerry Hemming and Gilberto Alvarado in large part.

Was Ruby acquaintance Tommy Rowe lurking in the shadows of the Texas Theater in wait of Lee Oswald's arrival?  And was it Rowe who did the actual tip-off of the alleged assassin?

The Soviets have produced a 1960 letter by Oswald which the American government has denied, but which Oswald himself referred to in correspondence.  Was there a logical reason that it has been denied? Authors Chad Nagle and Rami Smatt speculate on the issue.

ABC conceals who Jack Ruby really was, and ignores how he got into position to kill Oswald. It then seals the deal with a reprise of Dale Myers' faulty computer simulation that tries to revive the dead corpse of the Magic Bullet.

ABC spins the Warren Commission fairy tale about Oswald in the Marines, Russia, New Orleans and Mexico City. Nothing about his rightwing pals, the 544 Camp Street flyer, or no photos or voice tapes of him in Mexico City.

Did Will Fritz and the Dallas Police create the Marsalis bus transfer story to neutralize the corroborated testimony of Roger Craig seeing Oswald leave Dealey Plaza in a car?

Why was a bus transfer for the number 23 Lakewood Line found on Oswald if he’d been on a number 30 Marsalis Line bus?