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

Hello everyone and welcome back to the podcast.

Today's episode is episode 282.

First, a bit of an apology.

I know it's been a couple of weeks since I've published an episode, so as usual, life got

into the way, and well, we're back at it now.

And, you know, not to make any excuses for the tardiness in putting out a new episode,

but I have been doing a lot of thinking lately.

This is a season in our culture that for many reasons, some of which are political in nature,

you know, we're going through a period

where there is a renewed interest in the JFK assassination materials. As you know, the committee

the Congresswoman Luna heads up has done a fabulous job of attempting to resurrect much of the

attention, not only to the case itself and in general, but more particularly to the government's obligation

to release all of the files that it may still have and to release all of the redactions that

well, it still holds on to so dearly. And we have to appreciate everyone that has been

involved in that process and thank them for that. But if there's one

hesitation that I have about the entire thing, it's one of refinement. And when I say that,

I mean that we're in this period of time where we can ask for anything, right? So what exactly

is it that we want from the government to help solve this

case? You know, there's so many avenues to go down and so many potential questions still to

answer. And I'm talking about things that the government may still have some real

involvement with when it comes to getting at the truth. And so I turn your attention today to something perhaps

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