#1296 – Vince Palamara, Jim DiEugenio, Craig Bouzarth

Vince Palamara has a new book release Vince wrote a 22 page letter to Clint Hill, in 2005 which Hill did not like. Hill then got in contact with Gerald Blaine, and this led to the book The Kennedy Detail The Kennedy Detail was co -written by LIsa McCubbin, Hill's future wife, and Hill wrote the foreword That book tries to blame President Kennedy for his own death, Because he did not want agents on the rear bumper. Vince strongly disagrees with this and lists almost 20 witnesses who say Kennedy never said this. Vince also shows that the motorcycle escort for Kennedy was cut back from 4 to 2 on each side, Also, the cyclists were instructed to stay to the rear of the presidential limousine. The motorcade route was not decided upon until the night before, and it was different from the one planned. The Dallas Police did not know the route until they were on it that day. Afterwards the assistant police chief complained about the lack of preparation and precautions Kennedy's regular driver, Tom Shipman, died the month before at Camp David. Bill Greer did not speed up after the first volley, and he turned to look at JFK twice in the back seat. Part Two @ 1:15:20 Craig Bouzarth Remembering Rollie Zavada, March 18, 1927 - February 19, 2026 Rollie Zavada's obituary: View Here Brief intro to Rollie Zavada's work at the ARRB View Here Rollie believed in a conspiracy He was NOT tasked by the ARRB to study content discrepancies One of Rollie's major contributions to the ARRB work was his research on the camera Discovering various quirks of Zapruder's camera explained the apparent oddities in the intersprocket area Years after his ARRB assignment, claims of alteration surfaced, which he studied the question of alteration

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#1296 – Vince Palamara, Jim DiEugenio, Craig Bouzarth is an episode from Black Op Radio by Len Osanic.

This episode is 1:33:43 long.

This episode was published on Mar 26, 2026.

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