
Lee Harvey Oswald’s First Assassination? (Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker)
Jimmy Akin's Mysterious World
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How Do You Put This Thing On?
In 1962, Walker became embroiled in another school integration incident. This time the controversy was in the state of Mississippi where a student named James Meredith was enrolling at the University of Mississippi. Now a civilian, Walker decided to throw his support behind the protesters and he went to Mississippi for a 15-hour riot. The tapes of that night reveal that things weren't happening in Mississippi as fast as they wanted.
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Lee Harvey Oswald is most famous for the official conclusion that he was the lone assassin of John F. Kennedy. Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli look at the claim that Oswald may have made an earlier assassination attempt on a public figure, including who it was and why.
