Historian Mike Swanson stops by the Ochelli Effect to discuss past claims of body alteration that persist despite most evidence. Researcher C.A.A. Savastano offers updates regarding his prior discovery of massive evidence destruction by an element of the Department of Defense. Chuck Ochelli and his guests further discuss upcoming new evidence and additional found damage to the evidentiary record by related officials.
C.A.A. Savastano shares research and documents concerning his speech “Official Alteration and Destruction of the JFK Evidence” presented at this year’s 2023 Lancer NID Conference. Topics range from minor suppression of evidence to the wholesale destruction of thousands of documents revealed in later government archive releases. The following links provide connected investigation materials about each matter and offer the extent some leaders would undertake to alter or damage the evidentiary record.
The CIA’s publicly disavows a plot and later privately alters its position to consider a conspiracy
Evidence: Memo from Richard Helms to Winston Scott
The Destruction of J. Edgar Hoover’s Files
Article: New Documents Reveal officials destroyed far more evidence related to the Kennedy Assassination Than Prior Believed (WSW)
Evidence: FBI evidence regarding the destruction of Hoover’s Files
The Defense Intelligence Agency Destroys All its JFK Documents
Article: New Documents Reveal officials destroyed far more evidence related to the Kennedy Assassination Than Prior Believed (TPAAK)
Evidence: NSA memo regarding the Defense Intelligence Agency’s complete destruction of all JFK documents it possessed
Join authors Mike Swanson and Carmine Savastano as they discuss this year’s ongoing 2022 JFK Lancer Conference, Savastano’s presentation, and items of interest regarding the case. In the second hour Chuck and historian Larry Hancock chat about his upcoming Lancer presentation and the subjects related to the case as well.
You are invited to a three shows featuring discussions about sinister history as several inspect the evidence, artistic value, and the many contradictions of a famous leader. Three recent shows each with evidence and analysis for your review.
For those with a taste for debunking official and public myths: JFK Myths 16
For those who choose disturbing history: Jefferson’s History Current Mysteries
Enduring historical matters generate significant attention which often inspires certain people to declare improbable stories that cast them as pivotal to history. Claims of royal lineage, tales of secret magical knowledge, and supposed insider knowledge repeatedly are the basis for hucksters to manipulate the public. The assassination of President John F. Kennedy offers no shortage of dishonest official actors but these former leaders are not the only challenge to ascertaining facts. There are opportunists in the public with a great appetite for perceived authority, financial gain, and similar to prior mentioned leaders they assert nearly anything without facts because they also claim to possess some truth or insight unavailable to those who require evidence. Yet how can anyone expect most in the public to believe them without any demonstrable basis to do so?
Read MoreAccording to United States officials just months before they accused Lee Harvey Oswald of assassinating President John F. Kennedy he went to Mexico during the end of September. Intelligence leaders would assume these purported visits were connected to later events, despite that Oswald did not yet work at the Texas Schoolbook Depository and they neglected to account for the parade route not being established until mid-November. Without that foreknowledge provided by another party Oswald cannot perceive the endgame of all these various actions occurring later. Taken by itself the incidents in Mexico City attributed to Lee Harvey Oswald are without direct connective evidence a possible occurrence unto themselves without links to subsequent events beyond Oswald’s alleged visits. The focus of US intelligence regarding Oswald reasonably dominates most inspections but the actions of Soviet and Cuba groups regarding this peculiar historical figure are often less reviewed…
Read MoreJoin historian Larry Hancock, author Carmine Savastano, and your host Chuck Ochelli as they discuss new research, evidence, and KGB officer Nikolai Leonov who has offered a dramatic story involving Lee Harvey Oswald, a gun, and the Soviet Embassy on a day the CIA lacked photo coverage. The same KGB officer additionally closely resembles the description of a yet unknown figure that seemingly caused Oswald enough trouble to prevent him from traveling and could have resulted in his arrest.
Despite the extensive reviews of governments, legal experts, researchers, and members of the public some controversial topics of discussion still lay entangled within historical shadows. The scene and occurrence of the crime is of primary concern but in some cases the crucial related events span not just a given time and place but great distances that add further problems to discerning verifiable facts. A different nation, different cultures, and languages can provide almost insurmountable challenges to investigators who are unprepared for them. In some cases, it may be that certain groups and leaders counted on this fact to occlude a complete accounting and spare mistakes or deception from being revealed. While officials might currently discount and reproach members of the public for spurring on myths or rumors, these lies are within the very tools of the intelligence trade. Such means were repeatedly utilized by several intelligence groups and in Mexico City during the nineteen sixties and some of those deceptions persist…
Read MoreC.A.A. Savastano joins the Chuck Ochelli to discuss a matter of some historical debate with additional evidence that challenges both official claims and later public assumptions about a KGB agent that was long shrouded in history.
Join your host Rob Clark and his guest C.A.A. Savastano to discuss and inspect the claims of two prior guests from different sides of the Kennedy assassination case. They discuss the same problems that differently motivated inspections of the case offer, dissect some related myths, and offer why the sources of evidence we believe are important to forming reasonable conclusions.
Authors Carmine Savastano and Larry Hancock join your host Chuck Ochelli to discuss some notable people, structures, and conflicts among the United States military's establishment. These subjects and other related facets of the Kennedy assassination are discussed and debated.
Lee Harvey Oswald and his actions have dominated much of the public discussion about the JFK case, but has this constant focus on him taken away the greater view of events in the JFK assassination? C.A.A. Savastano and your host Mike Swanson discuss this and other related historical subjects.
Join your host Mike Swanson and his guest C.A.A. Savastano as they discuss allegations related to US Generals Charles Willoughby and Edwin Walker. Their discussion reviews evolving stories and seek to distinguish what connections to President Kennedy’s assassination rely on substantial evidence and some improbable official assumptions. This episode has been removed or archived and is no longer available. Here is one of multiple articles we offer covering the circumstances surrounding General Walker and the JFK case.
Join historian Mike Swanson and author Carmine Savastano to discuss new research and evidence that establishes significant problems with the claims associated with Richard Case Nagell and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
Presenting The Ochelli Effect's "JFK Myths 15" an expanding series dedicated to the examination of claims and evidence related to the assassination of President Kennedy. This latest episode concerns the allegation related to Malcolm Wallace, Beverly Oliver, and Richard Case Nagell. Evidence and assessment is provided by Professor Joan Mellen, author Carmine Savastano, with researchers Fred James and Steve Roe.
