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the articles on this site first appeared in Probe. We will
occasionally add new articles as appropriate.
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Jim DiEugenio reviews the work
of Chris Matthews on the life and death
of President Kennedy, including his latest biography, "Jack Kennedy:
Elusive hero".
A Comprehensive Review by David Mantik of Hear
No Evil: Social Constructivism and the Forensic Evidence in the Kennedy
Assassination
by Donald Byron Thomas
Who is
Anton Batey?
CTKA takes a close
look at a most curious radio host who is a JFK denier, Chomskyite, and
yet happens to be in league with John McAdams and David Von Pein. Yep,
its all true. Part 1 Part 2
Inside
the ARRB Reviews
of Douglas Horne's multi-volume study of the declassified medical evidence
in the JFK case. Reviewed by Jim DiEugenio, David Mantik and Gary Aguilar.
COMING SOON:
Exclusive excerpts from Mitchell Warriner's long awaited new book on
the Jim Garrison investigation
Gary Aguilar and Pat Speer continue to critique the work of Professor
John McAdams, "JFK Assassination Logic"
Billy Kelly does an update and addition to the Chicago plot to kill JFK.
Joseph Green reviews the new book edited by Caroline Kennedy
and
Michael Beschloss, "Jacqueline Kennedy: Historic Conversations on
Life with John F. Kennedy"
Bill Davy continues our Wikipedia exposure series by examining an entry dealing with the JIm Garrison investigation.
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Vincent Bugliosi's Reclaiming History is the
most audacious defense of the Warren Commission in years. Can it be trusted?
We have a series of opinions and analyses.
Vincent Bugliosi
Reactions to CTKA's Review
CTKA Chairman James DiEugeno's multi-part review of Reclaiming
History, accessible on the CTKA
Home Page, is drawing criticism from some quarters.
Dr. Aguilar, a member of the Board of Directors of the Assassination
Archives and Research Center, says Bugliosi is a boxer who hasn't laid
a glove on the case for conspiracy.
Thompson says many historical events draw wacky theories, but that
writing a 1,660-page book is not the proper response. This review originally
appeared in The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
David Talbot, Anthony Summers, Jefferson Morley, and even Norman
Mailer co-signed a letter to The New York Times objecting to
unprovoked remarks included in a review of Bugliosi's book.
Point-Counterpoint
Bugliosi and Talbot squared off in Time magazine.
Also in that magazine, Talbot offered a long essay on
JFK. CTKA's James DiEugenio found it all extraordinary.
Dr. David Mantik discussed Bugliosi's book with Black Op's Len Osanic.
Big Book, Small Screen
Reclaiming History appears headed for the small screen. See
articles by John Kelin and from Variety.
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