Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret.

I'm your host, Jeff Crudell.

Hello, Hello everyone and welcome back to the podcast.

Today's episode is episode 91.

Today, we continue and finish up this mini-series with part two of Cyril Weck's case for conspiracy.

It's an episode with riveting excerpts from his talk and interview that was conducted by

Stephen Fagan at the Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas, sometime around 2013.

Even into his 80s at the time of this interview, Dr. Weck has a presence in a room and you'll hear

and feel it in this episode.

This colorful, world-renowned pathologist makes his case for conspiracy.

And he makes us laugh a bit along the way too.

And he reminds us all that common sense goes a long way and that we

shouldn't check it at the doors, so to speak, just because the government said something was so.

His own common sense, no BS approach reinforces that we should just call it like it is sometimes.

And he sure does. You'll hear that for yourselves.

You will be nothing less than entertained as you listen to this, again, world-renowned pathologist.

He'll entertain you and push you into thinking independently and combining it with your own

common sense as a juror to come to a conclusion that is diametrically

opposed to the conclusions of the Warren Commission. You'll hear commentary on many, many things in this

episode. Was there a shot from the grassy knoll? You'll hear what Cyril thinks. Was Oswald the shooter? You'll hear what Cyril thinks. Dr. Weck has some

pretty pointed comments on Alan Dulles, too, maybe even explosive, I might say. One thing Dr. Weck is keen on,

and I know from speaking to him personally that this is quite genuine, is that

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