Probable Cause - the first issue arrived in February 1993, jam packed with quality information and news from the US and Australia, including the first of many articles by top US researcher, Walt Brown! A terrific first issue that is available here for you online. Just click on the issues that interest you and voila! It's yours. Move down for more issues!
Garrison: His Legacy by Steve Gerlach and E. Burton Mercer
The Forgotten Victim by Paul Jones
Gotcha! What you missed in "JFK" the film
"Top Cop" M.N. McDonald by Walt Brown
Hoffa Strikes Back "Hoffa" the film
From the other side of the Picket fence... Weird tales from the archives of JFK lore
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Issue Two
Probable Cause - the second issue hit the stands in May/June 1993 (okay, so it was a bit late). But, heck, it was certainly worth the wait. With terrific articles by Walt Brown, L. Fletcher Prouty, E. Burton Mercer and Steve Gerlach...what more could you ask for?? Everything's discussed from Badgeman to Watergate, from the CIA to Roscoe White...the list is endless. And this issue sees part one of the highly acclaimed three part Prince of Thieves investigation into Richard Nixon's role in the JFK assassination. Let those eyes do the walkin' to Issue 2!
The Great American Coup D'etat by L. Fletcher Prouty
Prince of Thieves - Richard Nixon and the JFK Assassination by E. Burton Mercer
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Double Issue Three & Four
Probable Cause - the first big double issue hit the stands for the 30th anniversary of JFK's death. It had everything from the 'infamous' JAMA article to exclusives on the Dallas Police. It had articles from researchers such as David S. Lifton, Walt Brown, Robert Groden and more. Even part two of Richard Nixon, Prince of Thieves, was crammed inside. And, if that wasn't enough, we finally put an end to the ludicrous theory of William Cooper's....sorry guys, the driver didn't do it! Read on to find out more!
Lincoln, Kennedy, and the Autopsy. - The "infamous" JAMA article.
Slama JAMA - In Reply to the JAMA article - David S. Lifton, Robert Groden & Dan Baldwin
Time/Life Lies! by Steve Gerlach
Assassination A Go-Go!! by Walt Brown
Driver Greer Hazy by Steve Gerlach
Assassination Blues by Stephen Webb
Prince of Thieves - Richard Nixon and the JFK Assassination - Part 2 - by E. Burton Mercer
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Issue Five
Probable Cause - the first issue of our second year came full of the latest breaking news and information from the 30th Anniversary ASK Symposium in Dallas. Complete with a total dissection of Gerald Posner's "Case Closed" travesty and the most indepth look at the 1993 ASK symposium ever published, this issue buries forever any credibilty that Gerald Posner may have been given by the US press. Read this issue and know for certain...the case is certainly still "open"!
"Case Closed" or Posner's Pompous & Presumptuous Postulations by J. Gary Shaw
ASK Not...The 1993 ASK Symposium by Steve Gerlach
Posner's Single Bullet Theory or How to Ignore the Facts when you really try by J. Gary Shaw
Posner in New Orleans - Gerry in Wonderland by James A. DiEugenio
Marina Oswald Porter: Dignity in "Desperation" by Walt Brown
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Issue Six
Probable Cause - after the huge 30th anniversary issue, issue number six for June 1994 was crammed with even more information. Edward Jay Epstein tells us about that "horrid" Oliver Stone film, JFK. We find out just how much of a jelly-back Prez. William Jefferson Clinton is. Tricky Dicky ain't no more (cheers inserted here) and we pull out the J.D. Tippit files, dust em off and prove, beyond doubt, that he had no fashion sense what-so-ever. And, if that isn't enough, we get out the tapes of the assassination weekend and play them one more time. But, heck, everyone plays them forward. We play them backwards and see what reverse speech can tell us about the assassination. What more could you want? Jump on in now and see why Probable Cause was internationally acclaimed by the research community.
November 22, 1963: The Other Murder - The Death of Officer Tippit Revisited by Larry Ray Harris
JFK Memorial Day - May 29, 1994 by Steve Gerlach
You Can't Close a Case if you Can't Count - a Posner commentary by Walt Brown
Quid Pro Quo - JFK: The Second Coming of Jim Garrison by Edward Jay Epstein
W. J. Clinton - Prez. U.S.A. by Steve Gerlach
Yo! HCEEPS ESREVER (Reverse Speech) and the Kennedy Assassination by Ralph D. Thomas
The Last Great Cover-Up - Richard Milhous Nixon 1913-1994 by E. Burton Mercer
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Double Issue Seven & Eight
Probable Cause - the end of our second year brought another bumper double issue that contained more answers than the whole Warren Commission. Heck, everyone's in this one! There's Gary Aguilar delivering the knockout blow to Gerald Posner and his book, "Farce Posed"; there's an exclusive interview with Clay Shaw...well, it was exclusive when Playboy printed it in 1969 - but at least we reprint it for you; Walt Brown serves up another delight; there's David B. Perry attacking, yep, you guessed it, poor Gerald Posner - will this guy ever learn?; we look at the legalities of being involved in the case with The Final Conspiracy; L. Fletcher Prouty hits out at Edward Jay Epstein's piece from Issue 6; we've got news on the National Archives; information on Roscoe White, an interview with General Edwin Walker; we reprint excerpts from Farewell America and, if that wasn't enough, we finally print the long awaited part three of Richard Nixon: Prince of Thieves. What more could you possibly want? Hit that link now!
Aguilar on Posner - The Other Side by Gary L. Aguilar
The Clay Shaw 1969 Penthouse Interview
The Tippit Assassination and David Belin's Hearing Loss: You Are The Jury by Walt Brown
Case Closed...Not! by David B. Perry
The Final Conspiracy - JFK Assassinologists Go To Court by Rebecca Sherman
JFK Assassination Hacks - a reply to Edward Jay Epstein by L. Fletcher Prouty
Archive Jive by Paul Jones
Prince of Thieves - Part III by E. Burton Mercer
Quid Pro Quo - Who Speaks For Roscoe White? by David B. Perry
The Man Oswald Missed - General Edwin Walker's final interview by Robert Wilonsky
The Paper Maze by Anna Marie Kuhns-Walko
"Farewell America" - an extract
No Smoking Gun, But Something Smells by Jerry Policoff and John Judge
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Issue Nine
Probable Cause - the first big issue for 1995! This issue has almost everything you could want...after the last issue, that is. Issue 9 was the first issue to feature the highly controversial Ticker Tapes by staff writer Karen Ticker. Boy, did we get some mail over this column! Read it and you'll see why. Is Karen right? Is she wrong? Is she somewhere in the middle? Who knows! The main thing is, she sticks by what she says and we respect that. Also this issue, we have another update on the Assassination Records Review Board, Walt Brown's 1994 ASK Keynote speech (this is a WORLD EXCLUSIVE folks!), we have part one of Roger Craig's not-to-be-missed When They Kill A President, David B. Perry places The Rambler Man and Lee Bowers under the microscope, more on Roscoe White (will this guy ever go away?), and in Quid Pro Quo we have the historical (read "hysterical") FBI Acoustic Gunshot Analysis. Grab that link now and learn why Probable Cause is Australia's No. 1 JFK mag.
The Ticker Tapes - JFK: The Man and the Myth by Karen Ticker
In the Files by John Newman
The 1994 ASK Keynote Speech by Walt Brown
When They Kill A President - Part I by Roger Craig
The Rambler Man by David B. Perry
The Strange Story of Rosco White by Ralph D. Thomas
The Lee Bowers Story by David B. Perry
Quid Pro Quo - The FBI Acoustic Gunshot Analysis by Bruce E. Koenig
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Issue Ten
Probable Cause - the penultimate issue was released in June 1995 and it was full of the biggest and best JFK news and research thus far!! We've got Jack Ruby and Lee Oswald giving us the events of that weekend as they saw it, parts 2 of "When They Kill A President" and the FBI Acoustics Report (...don't believe everything you read!!!) we've got the only hooker in town who might hold the key to the JFK assassination....Walt Brown's back again, and so is the controversial Karen Ticker...heck, we've even got President Lincoln in this issue - was his killing a conspiracy, or just another shot in the dark? You decide, you be the judge, you press that link now, damn it!
The Ticker Tapes - Chipping at the Fortress by Karen Ticker
Rambling Rose by Chris Mill
Elf on the Shelf - latest books, good and bad by Walt Brown
The Last Words of Lee Harvey Oswald by Mae Brussell
When They Kill A President - Part II by Roger Craig
The Assassination of Lincoln by Elmer Gertz
Quid Pro Quo - The FBI Acoustic Gunshot Analysis - Part II by Bruce E. Koenig
Walt Brown's Letter to President Bill Clinton by Walt Brown
What Jack Ruby Said by Elmer Gertz
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Double Issue Eleven & Twelve
Probable Cause - this is the final issue and the one they all talked about. This is the issue that achieved international acclaim both in the assassination community and in the wider political community too! You're not gonna want to miss this one! Included in the final issue is a final look at Oliver Stone, the final part of "When They Kill A President" by Roger Craig, David B. Perry has the final say on Roscoe White, and Walt Brown has his final article which concerns everybody's friend, The Warren Commission. But...as if that wasn't enough...we have the Probable Cause WORLD EXCLUSIVE article, "Coup D'Etat in Australia: The CIA Overthrow of an Australian Government." Since this article was printed in Probable Cause, it has been re-printed in three, read 'em, THREE other national magazines and was the central piece in a 1997 Australian television program, "Conspiracy." This is an article NO ONE can miss! See how the CIA did a Dallas '63, Down Under in '75! Learn the truth...it's your final chance!
The Dismissal - Did the CIA Orchestrate The Downfall of an Australian Government? by Adelaide Tapper and Steve Gerlach
An Open Letter to Probable Cause by Walt Brown
The Warren Commission/The Warren Omission by Walt Brown
Roscoe Who? by David B. Perry
When They Kill A President - Part III by Roger Craig
Olliewood! by E. Burton Mercer
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Internet Live
Probable Cause - Well, here it is folks! Two years in the making and Probable Cause Internet Live was born. Probable Cause Internet Live, was the internet's first "living" magazine dedicated to the JFK assassination. Internet Live was the most current, up-to-date and visual JFK site on the internet. And boy, the articles were red-hot in this issue! All the regulars are back! Karen Ticker attacks the AARB, Walt Brown updates us on Mike Robinson, Steve Gerlach listens to Lee Harvey Oswald...but there's more! Enid Gray - in a Probable Cause Internet Live exclusive - tracks down the two Aussie girls who travelled with Oswald to Mexico, Nick Sylene proves the "second skin" theory - a test anyone can do with a shirt, a car and a hot day, Virtual Reality proves there was more than one gunman, we remember JFK on his 80th birthday, and the AARB manages to get their hands on Clay Shaw's personal property...well, his papers at least. But there's more! There's reviews and there's even a "living" JFK timeline!! WOW! What more could you want? Hit that link and enter another world! Probable Cause Internet Live! The best on the net!
