The Ciphered Past

📌 Video Description:In this in-depth and unfiltered conversation, I’m joined by Sean Kane and Bill Raeder of the That's Enough Outta You podcast to examine the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the long shadow it cast over American history. We explore how November 22, 1963 marked what many see as the death of the modern presidency, fundamentally altering public trust, government...

JFK: Circling the Truth | Guest: Jess ConnellIn this powerful and wide-ranging episode of JFK: Circling the Truth, hosts Eli Frame and Tim Gardner sit down with researcher and content creator Jess Connell to explore the enduring questions, evidence, and responsibilities surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Jess Connell has become a respected voice in the JFK research communi...

Ciphered Past, Eli Frame and I sat down with renowned JFK assassination researchers Larry Hancock and David Boylan to dive deep into The Oswald Puzzle: Reconsidering Lee Harvey Oswald. We explored the Wheaton files, unraveling newly surfaced leads and how Oswald’s documented connections — including his interactions with anti-Castro activists in New Orleans — complicate the lone-gunman narrative. O...

In this powerful episode of Ciphered Past, we are joined by John and Libby, the creators of the groundbreaking documentary series Four Died Trying, for a deep and unflinching conversation about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy—and why it still matters today. This discussion moves far beyond surface-level narratives. We examine JFK as a president actively seeking peace, particularly h...

Egos and Grifters | JFK, Operation Mockingbird & the Crisis of TruthAn Interview with Historian Tim FattigIn this episode, I sit down with JFK researcher and historian Tim Fattig for a blunt, no-nonsense conversation about how the truth surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy has been distorted—both then and now. We examine Operation Mockingbird and its lasting influence on...

In this episode of Ciphered Past , we’re joined by Joe Borelli of The Lone Gunman Podcast: JFK Assassination for a wide-ranging deep dive into the Kennedy assassination and the strands of evidence that still keep serious researchers debating 60+ years later. We dig into one of the most frustrating (and fascinating) parts of this case: how key identities, names, and timelines can get blurred—someti...

In this episode, we sit down with Stuart Wexler — author, historian, and one of the most respected investigative researchers examining the darker corners of American history — for a deep and unfiltered conversation on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Wexler brings decades of forensic research and historical analysis to the table as we examine some of the most hotly contested aspects...

In this in-depth roundtable discussion, Eli Frame, Robert Birch, Dan Hanke, and Tim Gardner confront the unresolved contradictions, institutional failures, and lingering questions surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. This conversation does not attempt to sell a single theory. Instead, it examines where the official narrative collapses, where witness testimony becomes unrelia...

In this episode of Ciphered Past, Tim Gardner sits down with Matt Crumpton, host of Solving JFK, for an in-depth discussion about the CIA’s involvement in the Kennedy assassination, the newly surfaced KGB files, and the web of intelligence connections that continue to fuel debate more than sixty years later. Matt shares insight from his investigative podcast, exploring key figures, covert operatio...

In this gripping episode of Ciphered Past, Tim Gardner sits down with author and researcher Cory Hughes to break down the latest developments shaking the JFK research community — including the release of the KGB files, revelations tied to the Luna Taskforce, and why critical thinking is more crucial now than ever. Cory dives deep into:The new KGB file releases and what they really suggestThe Luna...

In today’s episode, we sit down with researcher Dan Hanke, whose work has rapidly become a cornerstone for those re-examining the JFK assassination through a modern, evidence-driven lens. This powerful conversation cuts through decades of noise and focuses on the critical pieces too often ignored, distorted, or buried. Together, we explore:• Oswald’s Innocence — A Case Built on Evidence, Not Assum...

Tim Gardner and Eli Frame sit down with investigative researcher and author Paul Bleau to dig deep into the conspiracy-evidence surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy. we explore Paul’s latest findings, his analysis of case linkage, the “Pepe letters,” and the mounting evidence that challenges the lone-gunman narrative. this is a must-watch for anyone interested in cold cases, government...

Ciphered Past: Episode 9 — Timing and Reality with Robert BirchIn this thought-provoking episode of Ciphered Past, Tim sits down with researcher Robert Birch to uncover the uncomfortable truths hiding in plain sight within the JFK assassination story. We dive deep into:• The controversial figure Roscoe White and his alleged involvement• The Oswald backyard photographs — edited history or true evid...

The shadows of one war never truly fade. In this gripping episode of Ciphered Past, we are joined by historian and author William J. Pellas and Charles Small, whose uncle “Jack” was among the original CIA operatives — and, as Charles reveals, may have helped inspire the James Bond archetype that fascinated Ian Fleming. Together, we explore the secret legacy of World War II and how the rise of Amer...

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Eyes Wide Open for one of the most comprehensive and unfiltered conversations on the inception of the CIA, the rise of the modern intelligence state, and the deep political forces shaping the events of Dallas, 1963.From the early days of Truman and Eisenhower, to Allen Dulles’s expanding shadow over American foreign policy, we trace how covert structures,...

In this in-depth conversation, acclaimed filmmaker, author, and historian Joseph McBride joins Ciphered Past for a wide-ranging discussion that bridges classic Hollywood, political truth, and the unresolved legacy of the John F. Kennedy assassination. We begin with McBride’s latest book, I Love Movies, But…, a deeply personal reflection on a lifetime spent inside cinema — loving it, questioning it...