Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret.

I'm your host, Jeff Crudell.

Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the podcast.

Today's episode is episode 317.

And it's a treat.

It's the beginning of another mini-series that I think you're really going to enjoy.

It's the beginning of the miniseries that covers Sylvia Duran.

That's right, the second Sylvia, so to speak, in this Mexico story.

You've already heard a lot about her. In previous episodes of JFK, the Enduring Secret, we explored

in quite a bit of detail the interaction that Lee Harvey Oswald had with her at the Cuban consulate.

But beginning in this mini-series, we picked the story back up right at the point that the

president is assassinated because that is when things really began to accelerate for Sylvia Duran.

And in this first episode of the mini-series, we set the plate and then proceed to tell the rest

of that story.

And so, without further ado, let's listen to the rest of episode 317 of JFK, the Enduring Secret.

Thank you. Today, we're embarking on a journey into one of the most shadowy, terrifying, and consequential

corners of the Kennedy assassination story. For years,

researchers have poured over the events in Dealey Plaza, the acoustics of the shots, the autopsy,

the background of Lee Harvey Oswald. We've done that too right here at JFK, the Enduring Secret.

But to truly understand the links to which the official narrative was controlled, coerced, and sculpted, we have to go south.

We have to look at Mexico City.

Over the next several episodes, we're going to explore the ordeal of a young woman named Sylvia Durant.

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