Cory Hughes
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Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Document-by-document readings make the disputed testimony and investigative records surrounding the JFK assassination easier to follow.
Corey Hughes works through the JFK assassination as an active case file, reading documents aloud and pausing over contradictions as he places names against a proposed sequence of events.
A 96-page Garrison file is your invitation to argue with the margins.
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A close, document-heavy pass through a Garrison case and its tangled names.
Corey Hughes follows Jim Garrison's file on Marlene Mancuso, Gordon Novell's ex-wife, and the episode settles into a paper trail that keeps circling the phone tap, Dean Andrews, and Richard Townley.
A blunt file dive that sets hypnosis, memos, and press skepticism against each other.
Corey Hughes keeps the Perry Russo hypnosis material moving by treating the prompts, Russo's answers, and the surrounding memo language like a working file instead of a settled story.
A measured JFK-file episode that leans on repetition, names, and dates to make the testimony land.
Corey Hughes steps away from the Ferry material and stays with Perry Russo's interview, letting the episode linger on dates, names, apartment visits, and the repeated return to Leon Oswald. Dr.
A tense, document-driven reconstruction of the minutes after Kennedy was shot.
Chapter 8 stays close to the minutes after Kennedy was shot at exactly 1230 p.m., and that is where it works best. The reconstruction of the Book Depository feels tight and immediate, especially around the sixth-floor firing, the northwest stairwell, the Mauser 7.65, and the…
A season-long narrative reconstruction of the 2012 Benghazi attack and its political fallout.
Politics after the headline breaks open.
Corey opens irritated.
Cory Hughes discusses his new book and continues analyzing the Guy Bannister/Jim Garrison file related to the JFK assassination.
Cory Hughes discusses his new book on the JFK assassination and begins analyzing the Jim Garrison Guy Banister file.
Russo is back under hypnosis.
Perry Russo is read through a hypnosis and sodium-pentothal interview, and the episode never pretends that setup is clean.
Chapter 8 opens at 12:30 p.m.
Cory Hughes discusses JFK assassination research, focusing on David Ferry's involvement and the lack of national acknowledgment.
Host Heidi Love interviews JFK researcher Corey Hughes about his book on Lee Harvey Oswald and his Bloody History podcast.
The episode introduces a guest to discuss JFK research, framed within a history and conspiracy context.