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  There's been no shortage of people coming forward who claim to have inside information about the assassination of JFK. Two of these people contacted the Garrison investigation in 1967 - Richard Case Nagell and David Kroman. Nagell would go on and become a staple of conspiracy theorists while Kroman has been largely forgotten. But their stories intertwine, at least at the beginning. Garrison's office received an intriguing letter in March of 1967: You can see Garrison's notation on the left regarding Long Beach: "1. To which Ha...

Future uncertain for the traditional New England town meeting The pandemic may accelerate the end of Maine's long-standing small town traditional of gathering in a room to set town budgets and make policy decisions. By Daniel DunkleThe Courier-Gazette Share The traditional New England town meeting has long been revered as a pure form of democracy, but decreased attendance, the pandemic and the rise of absentee balloting may mean the end of an era. In the past year, many municipalities have forgone the town meeting process to vote on their budgets at the polls while others have come up with ...

  Here is a page from the files of Jim Garrison. His notation is at the bottom. He writes: "This is possibly an important point. Some of the box cars (in which the "tramps" could have been found) really were very close to the arcade area. As a point of dispersed departure, these three men may in advance have dressed as tramps and, after the ambush, may have gone straight to the boxcars and become "tramps" laying there." So, Garrison believed that the tramps may have been the assassins. Some of the so-called experts that were ...