JFK's Lone Gunman Story Was a Cover-Up | Jefferson Morley

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Jefferson Morley says the familiar lone-gunman account leaves out how closely the CIA tracked Lee Harvey Oswald before President John F. Kennedy was killed. In this Facts Verse interview, the investigative journalist discusses newly released JFK records, reports he says reached James Angleton before the assassination, and why he believes investigators never received the full picture of CIA activity around Oswald.

Morley also examines a newly disclosed 1963 travel credential for CIA officer Bill Harvey, the roles of Richard Helms and George Joannides, and Pentagon records he says were destroyed. He explicitly says he has not proved a CIA plot; he explains what remains unresolved and where researchers may look next.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Cold open: CIA monitoring of Oswald
00:35 Jefferson Morley and the new JFK files
06:16 The lone gunman story and CIA records on Oswald
08:11 Robert Kennedy's reaction to JFK's death
10:48 Bill Harvey's 1963 travel credential
12:30 Morley on eyewitness and film evidence
14:38 What could settle the JFK case?
17:42 Can AI help examine the JFK evidence?
19:31 Angleton, Harvey, and Helms
21:28 George Joannides and Oswald
23:46 Pentagon records destroyed in 1974
26:40 CIA secrecy or mistakes?
29:54 Why Morley does not call it a CIA plot
31:45 What researchers still hope to find
34:15 Jefferson Morley's books

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