Rob Clark, host of The Lone Gunman Podcast, sits in to discuss the man who drove Lee Harvey Oswald to work on November 22, 1963, Buell Wesley Frazier. Rob brings his dogged search for factual information on the JFK assassination to MWN once again to give us the absolute truths behind the story of Buell Wesley Frazier. Rob Clark's Lone Gunman Podcast can be heard HERE, as … [Read more...]
MWN Episode 100 – A Return to Oswald
Author Gary Fannin and Juliet Toth, the guests from episode 001, return for the 100th episode of the Midnight Writer News Show. And with episode 100, we return to the subject of Lee Harvey Oswald. Juliet Toth conducts Oswald-centric tours of New Orleans, visiting the places LHO worked and live throughout his stay in the Big Easy. Gary Fannin is the author of The Innocence of … [Read more...]
MWN Episode 090 – Carmine Savastano on 5 Key JFK Assassination Figures
Author Carmine Savastano joins S.T. Patrick to discuss Allen Dulles, J. Edgar Hoover, Marina Oswald, James Files, and John Henry Hill. Savastano, the author of Two Princes and a King: A Concise Review of Three Political Assassinations, brings his research to the program as he and S.T. discuss the origin of the Dulles-Kennedy conflict, the former CIA director's inclusion on the … [Read more...]
MWN Episode 086 – Rob Clark on Gen. Edwin Walker
The Lone Gunman Podcast host ROB CLARK discusses General Edwin Walker, one of the most interesting characters in JFK assassination research. Did Lee Harvey Oswald really shoot at Walker? This is Clark's third quarterly guest host spot for the Midnight Writer News Show. Listen to his previous episodes on Guy Bannister and Larry Crafard at MidnightWriterNews.com. As always, the … [Read more...]
Review: The Innocence of Oswald DVD by Gary Fannin
The Innocence of Oswald (2018) begins with President John F. Kennedy standing at the eastern portico of the United States Capitol on January 20, 1961. This is the moment when the second son of Joe and Rose Kennedy had hit the apex of his political career. As he addressed the nation, however, he asked not what could be done for him, he asked not what could be done for … [Read more...]