Lee Harvey Oswald: Not a Lone Gunman?
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Was Lee Harvey Oswald really the lone gunman history says he was? Join Mark Groubert and Eric Hunley on America’s Untold Stories as they sit down with Greg R. Parker—acclaimed JFK historian and author of Lee Harvey Oswald’s Cold War. Parker presents groundbreaking research showing Oswald as a manipulated asset, not a rogue assassin. From Oswald’s early ties to covert training operations in New Orleans to his connections with U.S. intelligence and the CIA during the height of Cold War tensions, this episode unpacks the shadowy framework surrounding one of history’s most controversial figures. We also explore the overlooked role of Ruth Paine’s sister, the flawed Warren Commission, and how Cold War paranoia shaped the perfect patsy. Prepare for explosive insights backed by archival documents, expert testimony, and years of Parker’s meticulous research.
Greg R. Parker is an Australian author and historian renowned for his meticulous research into the life of Lee Harvey Oswald and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Born in Newcastle, New South Wales in 1958, Parker has spent over two decades uncovering new evidence and challenging official narratives surrounding the JFK case. He is best known for his multi-volume series Lee Harvey Oswald’s Cold War, which explores Oswald’s ties to intelligence operations and Cold War programs, arguing that Oswald was groomed as an intelligence asset rather than a lone gunman. Parker’s work has been cited by leading researchers and praised for its depth, originality, and rigor. He also founded the Reopen Kennedy Case (ROKC) forum, a hub for serious researchers, and organized Australia’s first JFK assassination conference. His scholarship continues to reshape how historians and the public view one of the most controversial events in American history.
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