[Flux Capacitor]

As far as I'm concerned, one can stop reading any article about the Kennedy assassination at the point where it trots out that low-life Jim Marrs as an "assassination expert". Jim Marrs is an expert at conspiracizing, and he has to be: for him, it beats working. Marrs is the Jesse Jackson of assassinationalia; if people don't believe in a conspiracy, then he's out of a job. His Rather-esque, the-document-is-false-but-the-story-is-true-anyway assertion says it all about him.

At least this article does its readers a favor further down (I know, I didn't take my own advice) by mentioning Gerald Posner's "Case Closed". I would strongly urge anyone who still believes in the conspiracy bullcrap to do themselves a favor, and put a dent in Jim Marrs' livelihood, by reading that book.

-Dan

[Paisan]

I'm always amazed at the amount of information these internal 'documents' contain.
Each one seems to give a brief biographical sketch of who, what, when, why and where even though that information may not have been requested.
No one can keep a secret, especially in such a far ranging and complex conspiracy as this purports to be. Someone would have talked by now - if they had anything to say that could be verified.
But, here's something for the conspiratorialists to chew on: Absolutley everyone connected with the Lincoln Assassination conspiracy (the only proven conspiracy)is dead. Pretty strange huh?