CONSPIRACY THEORIES

This page is a kind of forensic feast. There have been conspiracy theories about the deaths of JFK, Marilyn Monroe, RFK, Pope John Paul I, Dorothy Kilgallen, etc. My own theory is that there was a conspiracy in the death of Madeline Murray O'Hair, the famous atheist who got prayer banned from public schools. Prayer is still allowed in private schools. O'Hair was probably the most hated woman in America when she was kidnapped and murdered.
There is a conspiracy theory about the assassination of Martin Luther King, favored by Mark Lane and Dick Gregory. Also there are conspiracy theories about the assassination of Malcolm X, thought to be orchestrated by Farrakan and the Nation of Islam (Black Muslims). This murder may have been ordered by the late Elijah Mohammed.

This is Sam "Mooney" Giancana, who is thought to have planned the deaths of JFK, Marilyn Monroe, RFK, and many others. He attempted to have Castro assassinated, but this effort failed. My source on this is the book "Double Cross".

Shown here is a victim, Madeline Murray O'Hair. What looks like a sweet grandmother was in fact possibly the most hated woman in America. She was kidnapped and murdered on a Texas ranch as the result of an evil conspiracy. Waters, the murderer, later died of cancer. It was almost as if God meted out revenge against Waters for the murder of an atheist.

Shown here is Lee Harvey Oswald, who appears to have been beaten up by the Dallas police. Oswald was the patsy.

In 1968 Martin Luther King was assassinated. The patsy, James Earl Ray, is shown here. One view is that J. Edgar Hoover, the FBI director at the time, knew it was going to happen. Hoover did no real investigation of the JFK assassination.

Shown here is Sirhan Sirhan, the patsie in the RFK assassination. Unlike Oswald, Sirhan actually fired shots. However, they all missed. The real fatal bullet came from directly behind RFK. It seems that there was a security guard named "Thane Cesar". This was probably not his real name, however. He was a professional killer.

This is Al "Scarface" Capone, who was the boss of Chicago. In his early days, Giancana worked for Capone, who was behind the infamous St. Valentine's day massacre.

Shown here is Jack Ruby and three of his Carousel Club entertainers.

In 1967 New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison reopened the case on the Kennedy assassination. There was a trial of Clay Shaw, but Shaw was acquitted. Garrison thought that the plot was hatched in New Orleans. However, another theory has the plot hatched in Oak Park, Illinois, by Sam Giancana. There is probably truth in both theories. Carlos Marcello was the Mob boss of New Orleans. Marcello hated the Kennedys, as did Giancana.

Shown here is John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963, and Mark Lane. After the assassination Mark Lane became suspicious of the account of the Warren Commission. Lane published a book called "Rush to Judgement". This book outlined evidence for a conspiracy in which JFK was shot from the grassy knoll in Dealy Plaza in Dallas. This author (Olson) thinks that Lane was correct. Lane later wrote a book with Dick Gregory about the Martin Luther King assassination, which was also a conspiracy. Lane suspected the CIA in the JFK assassination, a theory shared by Garrison. My own view is that it was more complicated than that. The Mob was also involved.

Shown here is J. Edgar Hoover, the director of the FBI during the Sixties. Hoover did no real investigation of the assassinations of JFK, Martin Luther King, and RFK. He disliked all three.