Solving JFK

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  • Summary

  • 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 season one, we look at whether the Warren Report got it right that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassin, and if not, what the open questions are that still need to be resolved.
    Matt Crumpton
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Episodes
  • Ep 61: Season 2 Conclusions (Part 2)
    Nov 13 2024
    In this final episode of Season 2, we continue summarizing the big questions we covered this season, including:

    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 the role of Ruth and Michael Paine as it relates to Oswald? Did Oswald have intelligence connections? Was Oswald impersonated? and what was Oswald up to at the end of the day?


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    47 mins
  • Ep 60: Season 2 Conclusions (Part 1)
    Nov 6 2024
    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 inconsistent evidence and disputed answers. In part 1 of this season 2 conclusion episode, we look back at the body of evidence that was covered over the last 32 episodes to try to provide an answer to some of the most important questions about the life of Lee Harvey Oswald?

    In this episode, we answer these questions:
    1. When did Oswald begin to express an interest in Marxism? And was his interest genuine?
    2. When did Oswald learn to speak Russian and how fluent was he?
    3. When Oswald went to the Soviet Union was he a bona fide defector who wanted to experience Soviet Russia or was he a false defector sent on behalf of an intelligence agency?
    4. What was George de Mohrenschildt’s role in Oswald’s life?
    5. Did Oswald work with Guy Banister in New Orleans?
    6. Did Oswald travel to Jackson and Clinton, Louisiana with David Ferrie and Clay Shaw?
    7. Is Jim Garrison’s story about Oswald meeting with David Ferrie and Clay Shaw to plan a conspiracy to kill Kennedy true?

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    47 mins
  • Recap & Rebuttals Part 13 (Episodes 56-59)
    Oct 30 2024
    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.

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    1 hr and 47 mins

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