5-03 In Search Of... Lee Harvey Oswald (Part 2 of 2)

Season 5 Episode 3 Part 2

Hosted by Leonard Nimoy and broadcast weekly from 1976 to 1982, In Search Of... is the greatest mystery documentary show ever. I grew up watching this show, enjoying the spine-tingling presentation of quasi-fact and dramatic synthesizer-heavy music of Rinder and Lewis.

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[Gigrantula58]

@nicenonya3 It's sad how badly Garrison was stonewalled at every turn. Garrison found the mercenaries, he couldn't topple the big dogs.

[nicenonya3]

@TheDeadhead76 No,you're an idiot,Garrison was closer to the truth in 1966 than you'll ever be in 2011!!

[nicenonya3]

Oswald slit his wrist in Russia!

[RedStateRoy]

i saw recently that LHOs casket was up for sale

[SuperSFio]

@spritz0 awesome info

[SuperSFio]

OSS

[TheDeadhead76]

Jim garrison was a wacko,and his whole investigation agaisnt clay shaw was a miscarrage of justice,a witch hunt.

[animefareast]

Warren Epstien...absolute dumb ass on everything!

[pucksterz12]

It's hard to tell here if Nimoy is wearing his Spock ears or not.

[pat442389]

@translationwiz no it wasnt... u cant say something like that without researching it. look at his motorcades through london a month before or through any US city. ill bet you its not anything close to what is was like in dallas. this case is weird enough without oswald body doubles and look alikes. but we have to ask ourselves was a major plot or violent overthrow of our government accomplished 11-22-63? who benefited, who had the power to cover it up and who encouraged it?