Solving JFK examines each issue in the JFK Assassination by looking at the arguments from both those who believe Oswald acted alone and those who believe there was a conspiracy to kill president Kennedy. Host Matt Crumpton analyzes each tree in the forest and then zooms out to look at the big picture. Objective truth is the paramount goal of the podcast, with every factual proposition cited. In se... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CultureHistoryDocumentary |
Matt Crumpton and Fred Litwin discuss Oswald's time in New Orleans and related issues. In this episode, a Warren Report critic and a lone assassin believer establish the issues where there is agreement and seek clarification about why there is disagr... more
In this final episode of Season 2, we continue summarizing the big questions we covered this season, including:Â
Did Lee Harvey Oswald Travel to Mexico City? What did LBJ mean when he told Earl Warren about a little incident in Mexico City? What was... more
During this season 2 of Solving JFK, we set out to answer the question “Who was Lee Harvey Oswald, really?” Like everything else in the JFK Assassination, to answer that question, we have to address multiple sub-questions, most of which have inconsis... more
In this episode, we review Oswald's activities in the Fall of 1963, the culpability or lack thereof of Ruth and Michael Paine, Oswald impersonation attempts, and instances of foreknowledge of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.Â
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Mistaking incompetent civil servants for deep state operatives makes for really great, fun books (Ellroy), movies (Stone) and podcasts like this.
I look forward each new instalment with enthusiasm and passion to here the factual episodes that you provide that are concise and straight to the point without unnecessary detail!
Thank you to authors of “Chokeholds” what a great read. The contributions bring a new light to all of us.
Matt you’re efforts are amazing keep it up!
Please edit out your guest’s verbal tics. It’s too distracting to hear “okay” and “alright” every other word
To believe this podcast and all that of the “coincidences “ there must have been hundreds if not thousands of people involved in the shooting yet not ONE has come forward to verify. Please address this issue in your next podcast
I would enjoy listening to this podcast if the host wasn’t practically yelling in his delivery. It’s too much for me and is unnecessary. Matt, you don’t have to speak so forcefully. You’re speaking into a microphone, not orating live in front of a crowd. The content is good and people will still listen intently if you were to take it down a couple of notches.
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