Beyond the Fence Line: The Eyewitness Acount of Ed Hoffman and the Murder of President Kennedy by Casey Quinlan & Brian Edwards ORDER NOW
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No Case To Answer by Ian Griggs
UPDATED
Seven new chapters and new photos
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NID 2012 Conference 
DVD sets and individual speakers now available!
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Russ Baker
Russ Baker's career has been about one thing: finding out what really happened (or the truth of what is currently unfolding) and presenting it to the public in a compelling, entertaining, thoughtful manner.
 In his reporting and writing he brings the best of mainstream methods (balance and rigor) to the alternative media, and the best of the alternative media (passion for the truth and the larger story) to the mainstream. He focuses on getting past the rhetoric to expose the hidden levers and machinations that shape our world. Baker's investigative reporting, analysis pieces, features, and essays on politics, power, and perceptions have appeared in many of the world's finest publications.
His accomplishments include:
- Receiving Society of Professional Journalists, Mencken and Common Cause awards
- Serving as a panelist for the national conference of Investigative Reporters & Editors
- Being a member of the adjunct faculty at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism
- Co-founder of the journalism company, MediaBistro
- Author of FAMILY OF SECRETS: The Bush Dynasty, America's Invisible Government, and the Hidden History of the Last Fifty Years
- Starting a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization called WhoWhatWhy.com
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Dick Russell
Dick Russell has published several books including The Man Who knew Too Much (Carroll & Graf, 1992). It was hailed by Publisher's Weekly as "a masterpiece of historical reconstruction" focusing on the Kennedy assassination.
 In 2008, "On the Trail of the JFK Assassins," Russell released a second book examining the conspiracy behind what happened to President Kennedy. For most of the past twenty years, the primary focus of Dick Russell's magazine writing and personal activism has been the environment - particularly the crisis impacting the world's fisheries and oceans. He has published two other widely-acclaimed books. Black Genius: And the American Experience (Carroll & Graf, 1998) is a path-breaking study of African-American artists, writers, musicians, educators, and scientists, past and present. Including a new chapter about Barack Obama, "Black Genius" was reissued in a revised, updated paperback edition in 2009 by Skyhorse Publishing. In earlier "incarnations," Russell was a staff writer in the Hollywood Bureau of TV Guide Magazine (1977-79), and a staff reporter for Sports Illustrated (1969-70) in New York. His free-lance articles have appeared in numerous publications, from Family Health to the Village Voice. He has been a guest on many national TV and radio programs, including the Joan Rivers Show and NBC Nightly News, and has been a guest lecturer at universities including Harvard and the University of California, at the National Arts Club, and elsewhere. Married and with one child, Russell divides his time between Boston and Los Angeles.
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Collectors and Authors:
Sell your JFK Memorabilia,
Books or Research Materials
 Publishers, Authors and Retailers are invited to offer their books or collectibles on the Kennedy assassination and related topics.
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REGISTER NOW TO
JOIN US IN DALLAS!
Registration Fees Will Increase November 1, 2013 
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Please join us for an memorable tour of the Kennedy assassination sites in Dallas. With guide, Jerry Dealey of DealeyTours.com.
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 2 TOURS AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY NOVEMBER 24, 2013
10:00 am and 1:00 pm |
JFK Lancer's November In Dallas Conference
ADOLPHUS HOTEL
Each tour hold 56 persons. $25.00 each |
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Leaving from the Adolphus, we will view the famous Dealey Plaza, the Trade Mart, Parkland Hospital, Love Field Airport, Oswald's route out of downtown, the bus stop, cab stand, cab trip to his rooming house on N. Beckley, site where Officer J. D. Tippit was killed, Texas Theatre where Oswald was arrested, Jack Ruby's apartment, location of Ruby's Carousel Club, City Hall where Oswald was killed, Western Union office, and the Neely St. house where the famous picture was taken of Oswald holding his rifle. Other sites and stops to be announced.
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Adolphus Hotel
Limited Rooms are still available!
Register now to reserve your room at a discount.
This year the Adolphus Hotel is limiting the number of discounted rooms available to JFK Lancer NID conference attendees and they are also changing the manner in which attendees can reserve the room.
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In order to receive the special group rates that have been made available for JFK Lancer Productions & Publications, you MUST be registered for the JFK Lancer Conference.
Thursday, November 21
To make your hotel reservations, first register for the conference, then email us at hotelreservations@jfklancer.com. Please include your telephone number, the dates of arrival and departure, and the type room you prefer.
The Adolphus will telephone you to confirm your dates and room type, obtain credit card information and provide a confirmation number. This discount is not available by telephoning the Adolphus reservation line directly. We understand this is a departure from the normal process, and hope this does not inconvenience you in any way.
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