THE ADVENTURES OF
OZZIE AND HARRIET


TELEVISION EPISODE --
"THE HALLOWEEN PARTY"
(OCTOBER 31, 1952):




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TELEVISION EPISODE --
"BUSY CHRISTMAS"
(DECEMBER 19, 1956)
(AS AIRED IN 1964):




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50+ RADIO EPISODES:





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THE THIRD MAN


TELEVISION EPISODE:
"LISTEN FOR THE
SOUND OF A WITCH"

(AIRED SEPT. 29, 1960):





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THE 1949 MOTION PICTURE:





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RADIO EPISODE:




RICHARD DIAMOND,
PRIVATE DETECTIVE


TELEVISION EPISODE:
"PICTURE OF FEAR"
(AIRED JULY 29, 1957):







THE BEATLES











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BEHIND THE BRIGHT LIGHTS
(1935)


THIS IS A RATHER INTRIGUING SHORT FILM ABOUT THE INNER WORKINGS AND MAINTENANCE OF CHEVROLET'S HUGE ELECTRIC SIGN IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
(CIRCA 1935):








INTERVIEWS WITH DALLAS
POLICE OFFICERS NICK McDONALD AND PAUL BENTLEY


INTERVIEWS FROM 1963 & 1964:









NOVEMBER 2003:


PAUL BENTLEY IN 2008:



"The man Johnny Brewer pointed out in the Texas Theater (Lee Harvey Oswald) pulls a gun and tries to use it on more cops in the theater (after Oswald had already killed one officer in cold blood just 35 minutes earlier).

"Plus, Oswald exclaims one of two things (or maybe both) -- "It's all over now" and/or "This is it". Both statements are very incriminating unto themselves. Can you imagine a totally INNOCENT person uttering either of those things as the cops try to grab him?

"Oswald just being in the area of J.D. Tippit's murder brandishing a pistol is extremely incriminating circumstantial evidence of LHO's guilt."

-- David Von Pein; May 11, 2009