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Episode 9 - The Legacy of the Assassinations of the 1960s

Four slayings of prominent political figures in less than five years in America. This episode examines later historical consequences in te...

Episode 8 - TRIAL and COVERUP: The RFK Assassination.
Sirhan Sirhan's first legal representatives let him down and all subsequent proceedings have suffered from the initial judgments.
The State ha...

Episode 7 - Who Was Sirhan Sirhan?

Sirhan Sirhan, the man convicted for the shooting of Robert Kennedy, has no memory of the event. His strange demeanour at the Ambassador Hotel seems to have been...

Episode 6 - Ambush at the Ambassador Hotel

The shooting of Robert Kennedy appeared an open and shut case: the witnesses clearly identified Sirhan Sirhan as the man who approached while firing a gu...

Episode 5 - Who Was Robert Kennedy?

Robert Kennedy did not have plans to run for President in 1968, but fast moving events put him in such position. It is now known that, had they both lived, Mart...

Episode 4 - MLK: Trial and Coverup
Attempts at a new judicial hearing into Martin King's assassination were thwarted or compromised, forcing the King family to use a civil trial as a means to get a...

Episode 3 - Who Was James Earl Ray?
Martin King's convicted assassin was a career criminal, but not previously a murderer. He claimed he did not shoot King, rather was framed by a man who had serve...

Episode 2 - Ambush at the Lorraine Motel

Martin King's unscheduled return to Memphis in April 1968 coincided with a number of covert activities which served to reduce his personal security.

Thi...

Episode 1 - Who Was Martin Luther King?

Black Op Radio continues to investigate the 1960s political assassinations in America on the occasion of their 50th anniversary.

Martin Luther King was a r...

The Bigger Picture
Filmmaker Oliver Stone discusses conflict behind the scenes during John Kennedy's administration. Philosophic and strategic differences between Kennedy and the national security ...

Postponed In Full
Journalist Jefferson Morley describes his efforts to uncover documents related to the Kennedy assassination which remain hidden from the public, despite the clear intent of the JF...

The Medical Evidence and the ARRB
Doug Horne served as the Chief Analyst for Military Records on the Assassination Records Review Board, created by the JFK Records Act in 1992. Charged with oversee...

The Air Force One Tapes
Researcher Bill Kelly examines the Air Force One tapes recorded on the afternoon of November 22, 1963. Despite the known fact that a complete transcript of these tapes was m...

Political Truth: The Media and the Assassination
Author Joseph McBride discusses the role played by the American mainstream media in propping up the official conclusions and denigrating the critics...

Oliver Stone's "JFK"
Host Len Osanic reviews the reception given to Oliver Stone's film "JFK". The hysterical reaction across the American establishment was revealing, and the accusations of lies a...

Information They Were Seeking
Dan Hardway served as an investigator for the House Select Committee On Assassinations and co-authored one of the key documents produced from that time - "Oswald, the ...

The Garrison Investigation
Author/researcher Jim DiEugenio tells of the only case which went to trial involving the Kennedy assassination. New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison had uncovered a...

Dead Witnesses
Author Richard Belzer describes just a few of the many suspicious deaths which surround the Kennedy case. Many of these persons either expressed foreknowledge of the assassination, w...

Senator Russell Dissents
Author Gerald McKnight describes a little known executive session of the Warren Commission, called by Commission member Senator Richard Russell with the intention of placin...

Commission Exhibit 399
The so-called "magic bullet" had miraculous qualities beyond its capability to inflict multiple wounds without sustaining damage. This bullet was also able to appear at the F...

Mail Order Rifle
Researcher / author John Armstrong works through the official paper trail said to link Oswald with the rifle found in the Texas School Book Depository. His findings allow for serio...

Mannlicher Carcano
A rifle found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository, a cheap Italian war surplus carbine, was quickly linked to an arrested building employee. But was the rifle ...

The Single Bullet Theory

Forensic pathologist Dr Cyril Wecht reviews what is perhaps the single worst "solution" to a high profile murder mystery ever posited. The Warren Commission, in order to a...

The Tippit Shooting
Author Joseph McBride shares his observations on the Tippit crime scene, based on years of research. Dallas police officer J.D. Tippit was gunned down shortly after 1 PM on Nove...

The Commission's Witnesses
Author/researcher Walt Brown reviews procedures of the Warren Commission which allowed for the appearance of exacting thoroughness, while in actuality effecting a cover-u...

The Secret Service & The CIA
Author Mark Lane offers some observations on the Secret Service in Dealey Plaza, based on the discovery that the CIA had the responsibility for the credentials.

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The Commission and "Agent Oswald"
Author Gerald McKnight discusses a cluster of Warren Commission meetings in January 1964, scheduled to engage rumors that Lee Oswald was a paid informant for the F...

The Warren Commission
Researcher Walt Brown discusses the formation of the Warren Commission, the "blue-ribbon panel" charged with explaining JFK's assassination to the American people and the worl...

Evidence On Demand
Author/researcher Jim DiEugenio describes how the evidence required to help fix Oswald's guilt in the public mind kept appearing courtesy of Ruth and Michael Paine in the days, w...

Mexico City Redux
Host Len Osanic provides a general outline of one of the true smoking guns of the assassination story: the official records of the CIA's reporting of Lee Oswald's alleged visit to...