• The Lead Up

  • Dec 13 2023
  • Length: 25 mins
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  • 4.6 out of 5 stars (8 ratings)

The Lead Up

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  • Who is Richard Case Nagell, and why did he mysteriously rob a bank two months before President Kennedy was assassinated? We’ll continue to follow Oswald’s movements, including how he got a job in a building that overlooked the President’s motorcade route. We’ll discuss a CIA plan that might be the smoking gun. The plan that exposes the conspiracy: Operation Northwoods.

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Eyes Wide Shut

Whatever knowledge you THINK you have, you know nothing!! An amazing piece of in-depth research and reporting. Congratulations to Rob Reiner. This just might be the most important legacy he leaves behind. The plot twists are a spiderweb with a plethora of moving parts that I am in awe of how this whole epic tragedy was able to play out and remain hidden for so long. Shame on the government of this county. Breaks all trust.

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Informative but painful to listen to

I have a hard time getting through the episodes because they aren't well scripted. They spend so much time stating the obvious or restating what we just heard. They keep playing clips of interviews but it's very short clips. it's frustrating to hear a small segment of a good discussion then they cut away and summarize the interview. What was the point of even playing the interview if we can't hear more than one sentence?

The final few chapters of The Devil's Chessboard is a better presentation of the events.

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