Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret.

I'm your host, Jeff Crudell.

Hello everyone and welcome back to the podcast.

I hope everyone is enjoying this wonderful and long Labor Day weekend.

Today's episode is episode 184 and it's part two of the story of Richard Case Nagle. In last week's episode, we certainly covered a lot

of ground and went down the rabbit hole a long ways on Richard K. Snegel. In some ways, we ate the

frosting off of the cake. First. And so the cake by itself is never as tasty when you do that. And I hope it didn't give you a

stomach ache either. Well, that may be the way this episode goes too. I think, though, we're trying to

fit, as my brother Dennis would say, 10 pounds of stuff in a 5-pound bag.

And some of what we may cover in the rest of the Nagel episodes will necessarily be redundant,

but in greater detail, giving us a progressively deeper insight into this character.

But either way, I hope you stick around. I think it's always interesting to

listen to the details. And I do have some new revelations sprinkled all the way through these

remaining Nagle episodes. Some of them will fill in some of the holes in the story that we left in

last week's episode. So if you were

scratching your head, I'm not surprised. And all of it together will begin to move us toward a more

complete picture of Richard Case Nagel. It may be helpful, though, as the first exercise

after last week's heap of frosting, to go through a dated summary of the time chronology

of Richard K. Snegel. Sometimes when you are packing 10 pounds in a 5-pound bag, all of the

events get jumbled and lost. Yes, I know, I've said that twice. I really do like that saying.

So, we are going to use today's episode to do just that.

No, not put 10 pounds in a 5-pound bag, but to go through the chronological summary.

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