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What we're going to talk about today is what I'll consider an era of Kennedy research

focused around John Armstrong, who, like I've said before, dug up the most incredible

data.

He's probably one of the best purveyors of information in Kennedy ever.

But unfortunately, his conclusions are totally wrong.

I kind of understand why he went the direction he did,

but he was unable to separate his initial

hypotheses about Oswald and a duplicate Oswald from the time that they were like seven or

eight years old, which appears to be backed up by the documentary record.

Yeah. Um, So what we're going to do today is we're going to begin this journey of examining the work of John Armstrong.

Pretty in depth. We're not going to read the book in its entirety. It's a little too new for my tastes. And I can pluck some good

information from it without having to read you the whole thing. It's a thousand pages long and everybody needs to read it at some point. But what I'm going to do today is I'm going to read the introduction so you kind of get a basic idea of what his thesis is. And then if you know my work, you'll already see as I'm reading this where he got things wrong. What he didn't get wrong was the data. You can't get data wrong. Data is right unless it's fake, right? And so he dug up all kinds of data on Oswald's background when he was a child, where he went to

school, conflicting school records, conflicting employment records, a lot of employment and school

records, he believes, was completely either faked and or destroyed by the FBI in their attempt to kind of merge

the two lives of these two people into one, right? And so why does John Armstrong believe that

there was a duplicate Oswald going back so many years? Well, look at the pictures of Marguerite Oswald,

the woman they tell us is Marguerite Oswald. It's clearly two different women when you look at the photographs of Marguerite Oswald or the woman they tell us as Marguerite Oswald.

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