Episode list

"The Coup D'Etat" (1988 )
"The Forces Of Darkness" (1988 )
"The Cover-Up" (1991)
"The Patsy" (1991)
"The Witnesses" (1991)
"The Truth Shall Set You Free" (1995)
"The Smoking Guns" (2003)
"The Love Affair" (2003)
"The Guilty Men" (2003)

Contents of the documentaries

Episode 7 - The Smoking Guns

Summary: This segment examines Secret Service security of President Kennedy's motorcade, the ordered stand-down of some Secret Service agents during the motorcade, the decision not to have police motorcycle outriders alongside the presidential limo, wounds to JFK's body, damage to the limousine, forgery of photographic evidence from JFK's autopsy, lack of proper autopsy and evidence preservation procedures, and physical alterations to JFK's corpse within 24 hours of death.

On camera

Connie Kritzberg, reporter in Dallas in 1963, interviewed doctors about JFK's wounds;
Dr. Charles Crenshaw, Parkland Hospital surgeon who worked on JFK in ER;
Vince Palamara, researcher;
Prof. James Fetzer, researcher;
Dr. Robert Livingstone, told Dr. Humes about entrance wound in the throat before the autopsy;
Dr. Evalea Glanges, saw a bullet hole from the front in the windshield of the JFK limousine;
Doug Weldon, Professor of Criminal Justice, expert on JFK limousine;
Dr. David Mantik, photographic forgery of JFK autopsy photos;
Joe O'Donnell, photographer in JFK White House;
Dr. Gary Aguilar;
G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director of HSCA;
Charles Smith, mortician;
Lois, John Liggett's former wife;
Debra Godwin, John Liggett's step-daughter.

Subjects or people referenced

ARRB, JFK Assassination Records Review Board;
Henry Roberts, Secret Service Agent in car behind JFK;
JFK motorcade security in Dallas, Nov. 22, 1963;
U.S. Secret Service destroys their records of Nov. 22 motorcade;
Wounds to JFK body;
press conference at Parkland Hospital;
Dallas Times Herald;
Dr. Kemp Clark, Parkland Hospital, gaping wound in the back of the head;
Dr. Malcolm Perry, Parkland Hospital, entrance wound in front of throat;
FBI censored and edited news reports from Dallas about JFK assassination;
Secret Service removed limousine before any examination by Dallas police;
Bullet hole in windshield observed in Dallas and at White House;
Ford Motor Company replaced damaged windshield in late Nov.1963;
Charles Taylor, Jr. Secret Service, described hole in windshield;
George Whittaker, Sr., manager at Ford Plant, Rouge, Michigan;
JFK autopsy photos disputed by Parkland doctors;
Robert Knudsen, photographer in White House;
Secret Service controlled autopsy photos;
HSCA, House Select Committee on Assassinations;
John Liggett, mortician and embalmer in Dallas;
Restland Funeral Home, Dallas, Texas;
Malcolm Liggett, John Liggett's brother;
David Ferrie visits John Liggett after JFK assassination;
Body tampering;
1974 Liggett arrested for attempted murder;
Dorothy Peck survived John Liggett murder attempt;
Iris Campbell, friend of Lois;
Photo of John and Malcolm Liggett with Jack Ruby[8]

Episode 8 - The Love Affair

Summary: Judyth Vary Baker tells the details of her relationship with Lee Harvey Oswald from April to November 1963. She claims they met in New Orleans while she was working on a secret, fast-growing cancer that was intended to be used to kill Fidel Castro, that this bioweapon was tested on unwitting prisoners in Louisiana, and that it worked. Oswald tried to deliver the substance to a contact in Mexico City, who would forward it to Cuba, but the contact didn't show up. He then tried to get a visa to Cuba himself at the Soviet and Cuban Embassies, but was unsuccessful. Oswald is then assigned to a new project in Dallas. She claims Oswald told her he was involved in a conspiracy to kill President Kennedy, but that he was only pretending to support it, and he was hoping he could somehow stop it. In their last phone conversation, just before the assassination, Oswald gave her names of people who are somehow involved - two are business associates of Lyndon Johnson and one is a high-ranking CIA official. Oswald predicted he would probably die the next day. He told her that at the very least, there would be one less person shooting at the President.

On camera

Judyth Vary Baker;
Baker's sister

Subjects or people referenced

Lee Harvey Oswald;
Dr. Mary Sherman;
David Ferrie;
David Lewis;
Guy Banister;
Clay Shaw;
Angola Prison and the use of prisoners from Angola at the Jackson hospital;
Clinton, Louisiana;
Jackson, Louisiana and the Southeast Louisiana Mental Hospital at Jackson;
Reily Coffee Company;
Dr. Alton Ochsner, Sr.;
Baker's husband, Robert

Episode 9 - The Guilty Men

Summary: Barr McClellan, author of Blood, Money & Power: How LBJ Killed JFK, accuses LBJ of being behind the JFK assassination. Implicates others of fore-knowledge of the plot, including Texas Oilmen Clint Murchison and H.L. Hunt, and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Mystery fingerprint found on sixth floor of the School Book Depository matches prints of Johnson aide taken in connection with a prior murder conviction.

On camera

Barr McClellan, an attorney who worked at a firm with LBJ's personal attorneys;
Ed Tatro, researcher;
Madeline Brown, LBJ's longtime girlfriend;
Glen Samples, researcher;
Don Marshall, Henry Marshall's son;
Gregory Burnham, researcher;
May Newman, employee of Murchison family;
Dr. Charles Crenshaw, doctor at Parkland Hospital ER, worked on Kennedy and Oswald in emergency rooms;
Phyllis Bartlett, Parkland switchboard operator;
Walt Brown, researcher;
Nathan Darby, finger print expert.

Subjects or people referenced

Billie Sol Estes, business associate of LBJ;
Bobby Baker, Secretary to U.S. Senate and business associate of LBJ;
Box 13, 1948 election in Texas;
Cliff Carter, aide to LBJ;
Clint Murchison, wealthy Texas oil man;
D.H. Byrd, owned Texas School Book Despository where Lee worked;
Don Thomas, business attorney for LBJ during his Presidency;
Douglas Kinser, golf pro murdered in 1951, affair with LBJ sister;
Edward Clark, political boss of Texas, attorney for LBJ, fingerprint on cardboard box near window of 6th floor of TSBD;
Henry Marshall, investigated LBJ corruption, murdered;
Henry Wade;
Ms. Hollman, cook at Murchison house;
Hotel del Charro, La Jolla, CA;
J. Edgar Hoover, Director of FBI;
Jules Pfieffer, chauffeur for Murchison;
JFK = John F. Kennedy;
John Coates;
John Connally, Governor of Texas, invited JFK to Texas;
LBJ = Lyndon Baines Johnson;
LBJ psychiatrist;
Malcolm Wallace, henchman for LBJ, convicted murderer, fingerprint on box in TSBD (sniper's nest);
Oil Depletion Allowance;
Richard Nixon, former VP in 1963, at Murchison House on Nov. 21, 1963;
Steven Brown, son of Madeline Brown and love-child of LBJ;
Vietnam;
Virginia Murchison;
Waggoner Carr, Attorney General of Texas in 1963;
Will Fritz, Chief of Homicide Dallas Police Dept.

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