Hey Tom, Zach Stewart Pontier. Hey man. Hey. So I just was wanting to talk to you about

your writing in the RFK case. So is it okay if I record the conversation? Absolutely,

I was going to say let me know when. Well how long have you been at the post? I've been

at the post for 20 years. This is Tom Jackman. He's a reporter at the Washington Post on the

True Crime Beat and he's written a bunch of articles recently about the RFK case. And so how do you

first get on the RFK story? Oh yeah, I had no idea I remember. So I was doing the story on the 50th

anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King and speaking to his family members and folks

associated with that case who believed that James Earl Ray was wrongly convicted of being the

lone gunman in that case. And the last lawyer for James Earl Ray is a fellow named Dr. William

Pepper who lives in New York. RFK tapes listeners may remember William Pepper as Sir Hans Sir Hans

Attorney, current attorney from episode six of the season. Pepper gave Tom the brief he'd filed on

Sir Hans behalf. And I read it and began reading more and began reading the books starting with Dan

Moldeia's book and then onto the books that think that Dan Moldeia got it wrong and then took it

from there talking to both sides as tired old legacy media will do and wound up writing a four

part series about it which led with an interview with Robert Kennedy Jr who disclosed to me that he

met with Sir Hans in prison in December of 2017.

Today on the show a conversation with Washington Post reporter Tom Jackman about what's going on

with the RFK case today and then Tom tells me about one of his other recent articles. A story

about a spy and a Jamaican scammer all caught on a wiretap.

Tom's axe to her ponetier. This is the RFK tapes.

Robert Kennedy Jr told the Washington Post that once he saw the autopsy report quote,

I didn't feel it was something I could dismiss. I was disturbed. The wrong person might have been

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