Show Notes
Alien Viruses: The Kennedy Connection November 1963. President John F. Kennedy is asking questions. Questions about UFOs. Questions about classified programs. Questions about what the intelligence community knows—and according to alleged documents that surfaced decades later, Kennedy may have been preparing to do something about it. Then came Dallas. In this episode of Holosky, our investigation into Alien Viruses takes an unexpected turn as we explore one of the stranger theories surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy: What if JFK wasn't killed simply because of what he knew—but because of what he intended to reveal? According to documents discussed by Nick Redfern and Dr. Robert M. Wood, Kennedy had reportedly pushed the CIA for information concerning MJ-12 and UFO intelligence. At the height of the Cold War, there was also a very real concern behind the alleged interest: could the Soviet Union mistake an unidentified object—or a secret American aircraft—for a nuclear attack? The material claims Kennedy wanted greater cooperation with the Soviet Union, including the sharing of UFO and space information, in an effort to reduce the possibility of a catastrophic misunderstanding between the world's two nuclear superpowers. But then the connections begin piling up. Guy Banister. Fred Crisman. Clay Shaw. Jim Garrison. Philip Corso. Richard Russell. Dorothy Kilgallen. Marilyn Monroe. Names associated with various pieces of JFK history begin crossing into stories involving UFO investigations, intelligence agencies, crashed objects, Wright Field, biological warfare and alleged government UFO programs. And then comes November 1963. Shortly before his assassination, Kennedy was scheduled to visit aerospace medical research facilities in Texas. Among the people connected to the visit were individuals whose careers had passed through Wright Field and Fort Detrick—two locations that repeatedly appear throughout the material we've been examining concerning alleged recovered UFO bodies and biological research. The connections don't prove a conspiracy. Many of the MJ-12 documents at the center of these allegations remain disputed, and even the sources discussed in the episode acknowledge details that could point toward fabrication or disinformation. But viewed through the lens of this series, they raise a fascinating question. If Kennedy really was pushing for greater access to classified UFO information... If he really wanted cooperation with the Soviet Union... And if some of those secrets involved more than simply recovered spacecraft... How much was the President of the United States actually allowed to know? And what happens when a president starts asking questions someone doesn't want answered? This is Alien Viruses: The Kennedy Connection. Stay Safe • Stay Weird
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