Get to know the CIA assassination chief through the only interview his wife ever gave
Your visit to the Archives has been canceled. And forget your FOIA.
The LIFE magazine editor had a front row seat on the Zapruder film, the 'Backyard Photos,' Jim Garrison's case, and the HSCA.
The National Archives may be closed, but that can't stop us talking about the greatest 'cold case' in American history
When the CIA assassination chief wanted to travel undercover in the U.S. in late 1963, he appealed to “Charles F. Niles.” Who was he?
A press conference with Rep. Luna explains what we have learned about the travels of the CIA assassination chief in late 1963.
New document exposes ZR-RIFLE head William Harvey's use of false identities in 1963
Researchers will present highly significant findings from the new JFK files
As Rep. Luna seeks travel records for the man once in charge of plots to murder foreign leaders, a new document exposes his use of false identities in late 1963
Now available here and on the CIA's web site.
Plus a new documentary about Seymour Hersh, and more video and audio from JFK Facts
Oliver Stone's 'RFK: Legacy' explores the personal and political transformation of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy after the assassination of JFK
'It's complicated to know who to trust'
The origins of CIA legend James Angleton began on the frontlines of World War II
A cornucopia of recently unredacted documents prove the importance of declassification efforts
The venerable TV newsmagazine also nabbed a noteworthy comment from former CIA director Leon Panetta
JFK Facts' Jefferson Morley was a topic of conversation on Joe Rogan's podcast
The Bureau still hasn’t divulged all it knows about JFK’s accused assassin
Once allies, President Richard Nixon and director Richard Helms became enemies as they were engulfed by scandal