Episode 45 Ed Hoffman Published Jul 27, 2021
Episode 45 is live!! Episode 45 is a continuation of our journey into the mysterious world of the Grassy Knoll and the idea of a conspiracy. This episode is dedicated to one witness Ed Hoffman. Ed was a deaf mute who was not discovered by the authorities as an important witness until the FBI interviewed him in 1967, even though he tried to deliver his story in the seconds right after the assassination. Because he was not known by the authorities in 1963, he had no chance to tell his story to the Warren Commission. His testimony may be the most explosive yet regarding a shooter on the Grassy Knoll. As a juror, you will have to make your own conclusions on this one! These episodes begin to explore an array of matters that dive into a deeper darkness related to what went on that day in Dallas, matters that possibly point to a wider and more sinister plot to kill the president. Matters that clearly call into question theory that there was a lone assassin. Enjoy! Jeff
Here is a link to “Freeway Man” Analysis by M. Duke Lane
https://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/FreeWayman.htm
Here is a link to the Ed Hoffman video of his presentation made in Dallas in 2001 for some high school children.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EfZ05O0yEk
Hope you enjoy the links to this extra material related to Episode 45 about Ed Hoffman.
Jeff
Just started listening to the podcast and I have already listened to every episode! It’s a riveting story for sure and you do a great job of telling it!
Hi Kevin,
Thank you so much for reaching out. It is so gratifying to hear someone who has just started listening and makes their way through all the episodes. That’s very motivating for me to know that you enjoyed them that much. There are plenty more coming! Please do stay in touch and tell everyone about the podcast that you think might have an interest in it. The more listeners the better!
Best wishes,
Jeff
Hey Jeff,
I just want to thank you for putting in the time and research for this podcast. I have been fascinated by the JFK story for as long as I can remember. I began working night shift for a printing company back at the beginning of March (which can be long and tedious at times), and was new to podcasts, so I did a quick search for one of my favorite topics.. and there you were! I have been hooked ever since! I absolutely love how in depth you have gone with every facet so far, and I truly look forward to each new release!! Keep it up, sir.. and thanks again!
Hi Sarah,
I just love hearing your personal story about how you came upon the podcast in your own way and in your own environment. And I am so glad that you are enjoying and enjoying the way I am presenting it. My mom and dad had a dear friend. His name was Pete Hart and he ran a printing business in Fort Lauderdale. He came back after World War II where he served in the Pacific. It was a small shop but he did great work until the modern world forced his to sell and retire. He was one of the funniest men I ever met. My mom and dad would play cards with he and his wife Betty about two or three times a month on Friday nights..I was young enough that I was either there at the house or I tagged along with my parents when it was taking place at one of the other players houses. Pete would always “bring me” one more funny joke to tell…without fail…he always had a new one…mostly clean…but not always…well. after all he was a sailor…but he was also a gentlemen. I will never forget the unique feel of that print shop. I visited it on a number of occasions. He printed a very special invitation for me once. He would always come out with an apron on…and his fingers and especially his fingertips were always “with ink”
Some of my friends who listen in have told me that the music has a more dramatic overtone if you are listening to it late at night. Hope you stay in touch and stay listening to the podcast….there is plenty more to come!!
Jeff