I Know What I Saw: Assassinations and Terror in America, the New Book by Jim Garrison Keillor
May 10, 2024
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Author Jim Garrison Keillor discusses his new book 'Assassinations and Terror in America' on the podcast. Topics include JFK assassination discrepancies, witness testimonies, Las Vegas Massacre, FBI informant connections, forensic challenges, and the concept of 'the Constellation of Control' paralleled with Hamlet's journey.
Jim Keeler reconstructs Oswald's movements during JFK's assassination, uncovering discrepancies in the official narrative.
Keeler exposes interconnected patterns of control and manipulation in historical events, drawing parallels to Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'.
Deep dives
Focus on Oswald's Timeline During JFK's Assassination
The guest, Jim Keeler, delves into the intricacies of Lee Harvey Oswald's actions on the day of JFK's assassination. Keeler meticulously reconstructs a two-hour window, outlining Oswald's movements before and after the event. He highlights discrepancies in the official narrative, such as Oswald's purported activities at different locations and the timing of significant events like his arrest, suggesting a more complex sequence of events than commonly portrayed.
Significance of J.D. Tippett's Actions and Timing
Keeler sheds light on discrepancies surrounding the actions of J.D. Tippett, a police officer linked to Oswald. He explores how Tippett's movements during the assassination raise questions about the official timeline. Keeler discusses Tippett's mysterious encounter with Oswald, suggesting a potential deeper connection and unveils anomalies in Tippett's response to the unfolding events.
Layered Complexity of the Las Vegas and San Bernardino Massacres
Keeler expands his investigation beyond JFK's assassination to include the San Bernardino and Las Vegas massacres. He reveals interconnected patterns of control, psychological manipulation, and governmental influence across these tragic events. By analyzing the nuanced details and shared characteristics between these incidents, Keeler uncovers a complex web of actions shaping historical outcomes.
Parallels Between Historical Events and Fictional Narratives
Drawing a parallel to Shakespeare's 'Hamlet,' Keeler likens the confusion and search for truth in historical events to the protagonist's quest for clarity. He emphasizes the challenges faced by individuals uncovering discrepancies in official accounts and striving to unveil the actual sequence of events. The comparison to 'Hamlet' highlights the psychological turmoil, doubt, and determination prevalent in unraveling complex historical narratives.