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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Firsthand recollections and close attention to disputed evidence keep the Kennedy assassination open as a question of memory, testimony, and institutional authority.
JFK Assassination - From The Vault keeps returning to the distance between the official record and what witnesses say they saw. It moves between documentary narration and extended interviews, examining the Kennedy autopsy, Lee Harvey Oswald's life, and the people surrounding…
From Bethesda's autopsy room to Jack Ruby's club, your neat JFK timeline starts asking for footnotes.
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A witness account of aliases, tests, and JFK-era associations that keeps returning to identity under pressure.
This episode follows a witness account that keeps circling back to identity: childhood labels, enlistment names, intelligence tests, dyslexia, and the habit of sorting people by how they answer a question. Its strength is the accumulation.
A close witness account that makes Oswald feel ordinary, strained, and hard to pin down.
Paul Gregory's memory of Lee Harvey and Marina Oswald gives the Fort Worth summer a rough, lived-in shape. The yellow Buick, the effort to pass as respectable while doing manual work, the black eye, and the flashes of temper do more here than any tidy timeline could.
Tammy True's return turns the Jack story into a blunt, funny account of Dallas night life.
Tammy True's return to the Texas Theater gives the piece its center. She looks back on Jack, Dallas, and a stage she has not touched in 50 years, and the story stays close to that memory.
A dense argument about Oswald, coded material, and surveillance claims that keeps speculation and evidence in the same frame.
The episode tracks a dense argument about Oswald, coded material, and the machinery of suspicion built around him. It moves from a Moscow published Castro book and a possible cipher key to the idea that something may have been planted later to make him look like an agent.
A grave look at how the autopsy dispute kept the Kennedy case unresolved.
This episode moves from Dallas to Parkland and Bethesda, then into the struggle over the body, the autopsy, and the record that followed. It treats the dispute as a clash between the official autopsy papers and what Parkland doctors said they saw, especially the claim of a large…
History argued after dark.
Piracy stripped of romance.
Forgotten women, complicated on purpose.
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Paul Gregory looks back on the summer of 1962, when he spent time with Lee Harvey and Marina Oswald in Fort Worth.
Tammy True returns to the Texas Theater after fifty years.
The conversation circles a Dallas question, blackmail, and the feeling that information may have been passed along rather than uncovered.
The episode traces the fight over the president’s body after the shooting in Dallas.