This is the website for the research of Joseph E. Green. For information about my publishing, see saysomethingrealpress.com.
If you are interested in my work as a playwright, writer of fiction, or screenwriting, please see my sister site josephegreen.com.
If you are interested in my work as a playwright, writer of fiction, or screenwriting, please see my sister site josephegreen.com.
My review of Oliver Stone's memoir Chasing the Light is up at Kennedys and KIng!
Intro to Kennedy's Chappquiddick Conspiracy: 1969 (The CIA Makes Science Fiction Unexciting #11
When Senator Edward Kennedy's car went into the water at Chappaquiddick Island, it cost Mary Jo Kopechne her life and ended any possibility of a presidential campaign for yet another Kennedy brother. That fateful incident happened the same weekend as the moon landing in July 1969, and has been the subject of controversy ever since. What really happened that night? How does it fit into the pattern of 1960s assassinations?
This zine builds on the work of Mae Brussell and Robert Cutler and offers a compelling solution to the mysteries of that night. Available from Microcosm Publishing for just $4.95.
When Senator Edward Kennedy's car went into the water at Chappaquiddick Island, it cost Mary Jo Kopechne her life and ended any possibility of a presidential campaign for yet another Kennedy brother. That fateful incident happened the same weekend as the moon landing in July 1969, and has been the subject of controversy ever since. What really happened that night? How does it fit into the pattern of 1960s assassinations?
This zine builds on the work of Mae Brussell and Robert Cutler and offers a compelling solution to the mysteries of that night. Available from Microcosm Publishing for just $4.95.
WHO KILLED MALCOLM X? a review of the new Netflix documentary and an interview on the same subject for Black Op Radio.
My critique appears at Jim DiEugenio's site Kennedys and King in March 2020. The interview appeared a few days before, in February. Also discussed is my upcoming appearance at the JFK Historical Conference in April 2020 where I will be speaking about Dr. Martin Luther King. (Except, like everything else unfortunately, this conference has been postponed indefinitely due to coronavirus. As soon as I know new dates I will post them here.) |
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Here I spoke impromptu at the Choctaw author Tim Tingle's storytelling group. The topic is the JFK assassination and its aftermath.
This was a presentation I gave at Woodlawn Point in San Antonio in 2018 on the MLK and RFK assassinations for the 50th anniversary of those murders.