Okay, we are alive. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey investigates on today's show. I have a very special guest. His name is Matt Crumpton. His last name is spelled CR, UMPT-O-N. And he operates the solving JFK podcast, really well done, very well-researched podcast, kind of like a fresh look and looks into the cases and certain issues regarding

the JFK assassination on a episode by episode basis.

So I'll put a link to that podcast in the show notes.

He's also in a book that just came out in the title of that book is the JFK assassination

chokeholds that proved there was a conspiracy and he's in there

with James D. Eugenio and a couple of other authors. So you can check that and we can cover a little

bit about that. And then he's also in a new movie that came out and I have not watched it, but I need

to check that out. It's on my list of things to watch. The title of the documentary is JFK, what the doctor saw. So he's in that. He's been very busy.

So I'm delighted to have him just two days before the 60th anniversary of JFK's assassination.

So Matt Crumpton, welcome to the show.

Thanks. I appreciate it, William. It's good to be here, man. Thanks for having me on.

Awesome. Cool. And I really like your style and the way that you put together your podcast.

Maybe you could talk a little bit about your background for people who haven't heard your name and

kind of what led you up to doing all this work on JFK. Sure. Yeah. I'm an attorney by trade.

And, you know, I just try to approach this case in the same way that, you know, you would approach any other criminal case.

I'm not a criminal attorney by trade, but, you know, I was a litigator.

And that's kind of how I approach it.

Specifically, I always want to know what's the citation.

You know, people, once you study this case, people always come at you with, you know,

different theories, this, this and this. Okay, wow, that sounds very interesting. What are you relying

on for that? That's always what I'm interested in. What's the citation?

Right. And so there's a lot. Like, I think when your podcast, you kind of work against the Warren Commission as its statement. So you're kind of saying, what did the Warren Commission's report get right or wrong? And kind of a step-by-step basis. And kind of what, and that is, was the Bible? Like I think it's almost like an encyclopedia of information. What was it like kind of working off of that?

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