MWN Episode 071 - Mae Brussell on Jonestown Part 2 (MWN Legends Series 005)

06/09/18 • 194 min

By popular demand, MAE BRUSSELL finishes her five-part series on the 1978 Jonestown massacre. On MWN Episode 061, we heard the first two parts of Brussell's series (episodes 365 and 366 in her catalogue). This time, we hear episodes 367, 368, and 369. These episodes were released on December 15, 22, and 29 of 1978, shortly after the massacre in November. What is amazing to us is how much information Brussell had already gathered. For those interested, she does continue her verbal assault on Mark Lane. You get three episodes here, so take your time and enjoy. If there is anyone you would like to hear on the MWN Legends Series, feel free to e-mail us with your suggestions. For our free archives, go to MidnightWriterNews.com.

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MWN Episode 070 - Richard Bartholomew and the Gordian Knot

RICHARD BARTHOLOMEW, JFK assassination researcher and co-founder of the Center for Deep Political Research think tank, joined S.T. Patrick to discuss the field of JFK assassination research, his background and personal investment in the case, and what needs to happen in the JFK assassination research community hereafter. Bartholomew has an intelligent, analytical, historical view of the community. The JFK assassination was the "defining moment" of Bartholomew's life, and he explains why. He also discusses growing up in LBJ's Texas, buying his first JFK assassination book, the history of assassination conferences, and his own suggestions new JFK assassination researchers. In discussing his essay "The Gordian Knot," Bartholomew addresses the goal of assassination research, the future of conferences, the four categories of attendees, and the the endgame the research community should be striving to achieve. Go to MidnightWriterNews.com for our free archives!

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MWN Episode 072 - Lisa Pease on the Life and Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy

LISA PEASE, the author of the upcoming A Lie Too Big to Fail: The Real History of the Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, joins S.T. Patrick to talk about the life and assassination of RFK. The episode focuses on the presidential campaign of 1968. The show opens with a conversation about Lisa's contribution to the new Robert F. Kennedy Jr. book, American Values, and the questions raised since the its release. From there, we address the stories regarding the Kennedy men and the rumors of extramarital affairs. The discussion then turns to Robert F. Kennedy in 1968, the campaign, the night at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, the assassination, Thane Eugene Cesar, charges of anti-semitism by Sirhan Sirhan, mind control, the "Girl in the Polka Dot Dress," and what RFK has taught Lisa Pease. For our free archives, go to MidnightWriterNews.com.