Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret. I'm your host, Jeff Crudell.

Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the podcast. You know, I don't do many interviews. Most of this is a one-man show,

plugging along telling you the entire story of the enduring secrets surrounding JFK's assassination.

But every once in a while, something so important evolves that it makes sense to reach out to those experts in the research community and have a live dialogue. And because

there has been so much going on with the JFK Records, and that's why it seems so appropriate to

reach out and have a conversation with two individuals that I consider to be

experts on the JFK Records Collection and the JFK Records Act, Andrew Eiler and Mark Adamzik.

And in addition to that, their co-author on the book, Joke holds, Jim D. Eugenio, who is one of the

foremost experts on the JFK assassination, who is still active in research as well.

They'll also be joining us during the interview.

Jim's involvement in that discussion provides a richness and a context to the more technical aspects that Andrew and Mark so elegantly address.

I had a firsthand opportunity last year to go to the National Archives

with Andrew in his quest to find more out about final determination orders as they are so critical

to understanding why these records were not released or released in the manner in which they were.

I've been privy to much of his research as it's

evolved over the last nine months or so, and he's found some startling things. And that's why we're

going to have a conversation about it. But the records questions are complex. And I don't

expect any of you listening out there to be a master of the details.

On the other hand, I know that many of you are.

But to make sure that we're level set as we go into this conversation, I have recorded,

as you know I like to do, a pretty thorough summary of what we're going to talk about

with both Mark and Andrew and then have a

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