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January 20, 2019

JFK Assassination Myths 15

January 20, 2019/ Carmine Savastano

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.

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