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Dallas FBI Agent James Hosty #1
<photo: Former Dallas FBI Agent James Hosty in 1975 testifying for the Edwards Subcommittee.> As long-time readers here know, I have suspected Dallas FBI agent James Hosty in a conspiracy with the resigned General Edwin Walker and his Minutemen in Dallas in the JFK Assassination. I’m familiar with the main literature, of conspiracy theories, including the works by Jim Garrison, Mark Lane, Jim Marrs, Oliver Stone, Harold Weisberg, Robert Groden, Peter Dale Scott, Fletcher Pr


On Stephen King's 11.22.63
Stephen King -- author -- 11.22.63 I mentioned last week that I appreciated Stephen King's treatment of George De Mohrenschildt in his fiction work, 11.22.63, which realistically recognized George as the man who encouraged Lee Harvey Oswald (hereafter LHO) to try to assassinate the resigned General Edwin Walker on April 10, 1963. Anybody who has thoroughly read the final testament of George De Mohrenschildt as he evaded testifying for the House Select Committee on Assassinat


General Walker and George De Mohrenschildt (7)
General Walker early 1963, before Lee Oswald tried to kill him as encouraged by George De Mohrenschildt Again, medical issues prevented my posting for several weeks, but I wanted to end this series on George De Mohrenschildt here. I believe my research under Professor H.W. Brands at the University of Texas at Austin (2012-2016) has pinpointed the exact role of George De Mohrenschildt in the sad saga of the JFK Assassination. That said, I want also want to give credit to the


General Walker and George De Mohrenschildt (6)
<Photo: A young George De Mohresnshildt ~1940> [Due to multiple medical issues twe have posted nothing here for four months. We are now back to complete last year’s focus on George De Mohrenschildt.] Jim Garrison (1968) and his many imitators (e.g. Joan Mellen, 2012) published their suspicions that George De Mohrenschildt might have been a CIA officer and possibly the CIA “handler” of Lee Harvey Oswald. I disagree with this common misconception of George, and I’ll expla


Walker, Sorrels, Hosty -- the Ringleaders
<Collage: James Hosty, FBI; Forrest Sorrels, SS; Ex-General Edwin Walker, ca. 1963> I interrupt this history of George De Mohrenschildt to summarize our JFK Conspiracy Theory (CT) -- its origin and development. Most folks who follow Jason and me know our work on John Simkin's "JFK Education Forum" from 2010 to 2017. On that Forum I first came out with my "General Walker-did-it" theory, and quickly met Harry Dean (who died in 2022 at the age of 95). Harry confirmed my CT, as


General Walker and George DeMohrenschildt (5)
<Photo: Reverse of LHO's Backyard Photograph gift to George DeMohrenschildt, April 1963> For just about 60 years now, a widespread rumor survived that George De Mohrenschildt ( hereafter DM) was a CIA agent and perhaps the CIA “handler” of Lee Harvey Oswald ( hereafter LHO). In future posts we’ll deal with these melodramatic rumors – but for now we have a special background to review. We’ll begin with a five-minute video of George and Jeanne DM in 1964 (courtesy YouTube


General Walker and George DeMohrenschildt (4)
<Photo: General Walker at Love Field surrounded by adoring fans when he was released from a military insane asylum on October 7, 1962. This was only a few after JFK and RFK sent him there because of his role in the deadly racial riot on September 30, 1962 at Ole Miss University. We can still see tear gas stains on his coat.> Back to the 1976 manuscript of George De Mohrenschildt (hereafter DM). On Saturday, April 13, 1963, George and Jeanne DM drove to the Oswald home at 1


General Walker and George DeMohrenschildt (3)
<Photo: George De Mohrenschildt circa 1963, in Dallas, about 52 years old> Within the Warren Commission ( hereafter WC) testimony,...


Stop Searching CIA Records!
FBI Director, J. Edgar Hoover, ca. 1950 I interrupt my narrative on that Warren Commission witness, that good friend of Lee Harvey...


General Walker and George DeMohrenschildt (Part 2)
<Photo: George De Mohrenschildt, WC witness and friend of Lee Harvey Oswald, 1962> Now let’s quote directly from the 1976 manuscript by...
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