Who Killed JFK?

Join Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer Fred Logevall and director Rob Reiner as they delve into JFK’s transformative summer as a young journalist. They discuss how his experiences reporting in post-war Europe shaped his political worldview and leadership style. Highlights include his reflections on pivotal moments at the UN and insights into international relations during the 1945 British elections. The episode also humorously touches on the storytelling legacy of JFK and how it resonates with modern journalism.

In this gripping discussion, guest Lance Morrow, a cub reporter who covered the shocking murder of Mary Pinchot Meyer in 1964, delves into the complexities surrounding her death. He shares his firsthand experience at the police headquarters and the societal tensions of the time. The conversation also explores racial dynamics, questioning whether Ray Crump Jr. was a scapegoat in the investigation. Morrow highlights the profound implications of Meyer's murder on race relations and justice in America, shedding light on a cold case that remains hauntingly relevant.

Secret Service Agent Paul Landis reveals his firsthand account of President Kennedy's assassination, discussing the moment of impact, finding a bullet in the car, and the controversy surrounding the bullet's significance in solving the mystery. The episode also includes podcast promotions and production credits.

An extended discussion about the thousands of documents the US Government is still keeping hidden, including the CIA's role in requesting withholding of records. Also features introductions to other podcasts: 'The Godmother' about a trailblazing black lawyer, 'Native Land Pod' discussing real issues, and 'Murder Homes' exploring stories of houses with brutal crimes.

The podcast explores the theory of who killed JFK, naming shooters and their locations. It discusses the background of Charles Willoughby and his potential significance in the investigation. The mindset of Colonel William Bishop during assassinations is revealed. The role of Operation Northwoods and ZR Rifle Playbooks in the assassination is examined. The persistent question of who killed JFK and its impact on trust in American leadership is explored. The importance of demanding the truth for a stronger democracy is discussed.

Topics include the arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby's killing, witness testimonies, fear and danger surrounding Ruby, Oswald's reaction and attempted call, the Jack Ruby incident, and the potential CIA involvement in the JFK assassination.

Revisiting JFK's assassination through Lee Harvey Oswald's perspective, exploring evidence of multiple shots, motives of various groups, and Oswald's connections to the CIA. Examining the timeline and feasibility of Oswald's actions, analyzing logistics and eyewitness accounts. Following Oswald's escape and arrest, hinting at Jack Ruby's involvement.

Explore the motives of the Mafia, Cuban exiles, and intelligence community to assassinate JFK. Discover the secret Miami hotel meeting between Johnny Rosselli and Sam Giancana. Uncover the connections between CIA operatives, Cuban exile organizations, and the assassination. Learn about the shocking revelation of David Attlee Phillips' true identity as Marie's Bishop. Delve into Lee Harvey Oswald's involvement on the day of the JFK assassination

We delve into the mysterious bank robbery by Richard Case Nagell and his connection to JFK's assassination. Oswald's movements and his job overlooking the motorcade route are explored. The conspiracy theory of Operation Northwoods is discussed, revealing a possible smoking gun. The podcast raises questions about the JFK assassination and presents intriguing insights.

Explore the world of counterintelligence through the eyes of James Jesus Angleton. Uncover Oswald's ties to individuals with connections to the CIA. Delve into the contradictions in Lee Harvey Oswald's actions and beliefs. Discover the secretive nature of the CIA Special Investigative Group and their close monitoring of Oswald.