The forensic evidence swept under the carpet ....

Our slogan is "forensic investigations into cultural origins", and it means that we dig deep and look for evidence of the kind that is overlooked, either intentionally, or because of sloppy research.

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy has been picked over by so many writers seeking fame on the back of a tragedy, that it would be difficult to name them all.

In 1959, Colonel James Dudley Wilmeth, was a university professor.

Two decades later, he also taught the university student who later became Professor Habil Dr Eric Gilder in a class dedicated to the Russian language.

In the 1940s, James Dudley Wilmeth was attached to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. He remained there for two years.

In 1962, Professor Wilmeth was also a student given a Masters degree in the Russian language, and yet it is claimed, that Professor Wilmeth who was proficient in the Russian language, called Marina Oswald one year later, and arranged for lessons in the Russian language just three days before her estranged husband Lee Harvey is said to have murdered President Kennedy.

Colonel Wilmeth kept his appointment with Marina, the estranged wife of the man who is alleged to have killed President Kennedy. Then, just two days after his murder, her husband was murdered in plain sight of the press, on 'live' television, and while in police custody.

Who was Colonel Wilmeth?

No one asked that question in this context before now!

Yes, the FBI did interview him in a superficial sort of way.

So did investigators working on the Warren Report.

While they all asked questioned about Wilmeth, they did so in a superficial sort of way.

But no one began asking what was known about Colonel Wilmeth.

Colonel James Dudley Wilmeth was a member of G2, an organization attached to the U.S. Intelligence community, and he had been for many, many years before that fateful day of November 22, 1963, and yet, no one else seems to have been investigating the life story of Colonel James Dudley Wilmeth, but us.

How do we know this?

Because forensic evidence has remained unexamined until now, and by this we mean that the intricate details of Colonel Wilmeth's life have remained unexamined, until now. We have been picking through a tangled mess  of information encased in a series of snippets that have lacked detailed examination, until now.

We will tell you more in the next precursory chapter.