My interest in the JFK Assassination began in the early 70s when I read Six Seconds in Dallas by Josiah Thompson. That book started me on a quest for every book, magazine and article I could find -- and find them, buy them, and read them I did. By the armloads. I have a large collection of books, magazines, articles, reports, newsletters, CDs, records, misc., etc.
Over the years I've never lost interest, although the time I devote to reading and staying current with the latest findings has tapered off. I still try to stay on top of it, but I no longer have the time I had when I was younger -- I'm down to an hour or two a day, when lucky, rather than several. ;-)
When I gained access to the WWW in March, 1995, the first search I did was for JFK assassination links. Didn't find much during that first search. (I developed this site and named it JFK Resources Online one year later -- March, 1996.) Everyone fascinated with the compelling Kennedy story knows there is never enough information available. We are all continually searching for new sources, new material, some previously undisclosed fact or incident -- any bit of information which would shed further light on this unique man, his life, his presidency and -- most intriguing of all -- his death.
I can't tell you who planned the assassination, nor who fired the shots. Nobody can with any certainty -- except the guilty. But I am convinced there was a conspiracy. It's a never-ending mystery -- one likely never to be solved, at least not in my lifetime. My feelings on the official assassination investigations and the various theories that have been offered by some researchers and authors? "The truth lies somewhere between the extremes." (stolen from a newsgroup posting by Robert Harris.)
America's Cup Speech, 1962
(includes remarks about the sea)
HSCA - Warren Commission Performance
"Why the Zapruder Film is Authentic", by Dr. Josiah Thompson
presented in Dallas, November 20, 1998.
"What Struck John", by Joseph N. Riley, Ph.D.,
presented to ASK '94, November 20, 1994.
Addendum to "What Struck John"
Joseph N. Riley, Ph.D., July, 1995.
A Trip to
Dallas by John Kelin, from a back issue of
Fair Play Magazine.
(see back issues
of Fair Play for a variety of interesting articles.)
"Gerald Ford changed wording of commission report."
Visit this JFK Lancer page on this issue.
Final Report of the ARRB, September, 1998
Archive Photos Not of JFK's Brain
Panel Raises Questions about JFK Autopsy
Dallas conference photos, 1996, 1997 and 1998
Dallas conference photos, 1999
JFK - snapshots
Kennedy 1 - 21.9KB |
Kennedy 2 - 18.6KB |
Kennedy 3 - 13.1KB
Kennedy 4 - 19.3KB |
Kennedy 5 - 36.5KB
And so my fellow Americans
jfk.wav - 113KB
The motorcade
Love Field 1 - 34.1KB |
Love Field 2 - 63.0KB |
the motorcade - 68.4KB
The funeral
Jackie and Caroline - 43.2KB |
Jackie and kids - 30.7KB |
the Caisson - 85.3KB
leaving the White House - 57.3KB |
entering Arlington - 75.4KB |
Burial - 63.1KB
Oswald
fist in air - 29.7KB |
press conference - 44.8KB |
passport photo - 11.8KB |
backyard photos - 34.7KB |
Life magazine - 34.7KB |
Ruby shoots Oswald - 40.2KB
Autopsy photos (graphic)
the neck wound - 20.1KB
the head wound - 20.7KB
the back wound - 36.2KB
The "rifle"
the "rifle" - 16.4KB
Dealey Plaza
Dealey Plaza - 66.7KB |
dealey.wav - 137KB |
Dealey Plaque - 26.2KB
More Photos:
My Photo Archive 1: FTP - Cheryl Overfield
My Photo Archive 2: Cheryl Overfield
Dallas conference photos, 1996, 1997, and 1998
Dallas conference photos, 1999
Other photo archives:
John McAdams - photos
Robert Harris folder
Deanie Richards
Q: "What is the most outlandish theory you have ever heard about the assassination?"
A: "The one put forward by the Warren Commission in 1964."
Q: "I'm trying to ask you a serious question!"
A: "Yes, and I'm trying to give you a serious answer!"
Created and maintained by Cheryl Overfield.
Cheryl's Corner.
Last updated March 11, 2006.
Copyright © 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Cheryl Overfield.
