We Offer
Media Support

• TV, radio, & print news media discussion participation
• Background & research information for publications & productions
• Large listing of experts & speakers for functions, TV, radio, or consultation

What is JFK Lancer?

We are a historical research company specializing in the administration and assassination of President John F. Kennedy; founded in 1995 by Thomas A. Jones and Debra J. Conway. Larry Hancock is the Chairman, and Stuart Wexler the Co-Chairman. We were joined by Sherry P. Fiester in 2006, Nicola Mediteraneo in 2010, and designer Julianne Carson in 2013.

JFK Lancer works with the largest and most active group of President John F. Kennedy historical researchers. Our past conferences have hosted many of the eye witnesses of the assassination and the most respected of authors and researchers from around the world. We subscribe to the values of patriotism, excellence, integrity and dedication to the revealing of truth surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Our goal is to make research materials concerning Kennedy's assassination easily available to everyone. Our prime concern is the accuracy of history and the true story of the turbulent 1960s.

We believe these basic facts:

• There was more than one shooter involved in the assassination of President Kennedy and the wounding of Governor Connally.
  
• There has not been a true or complete investigation of this crime by our government.
  
• Intelligence agencies did not give those investigatory bodies the information they should have, and the assassination case, therefore, should still be open, and research should be ongoing.

If you support JFK Lancer principles and objectives we invite you to join us an interesting, dynamic and diverse group of individuals who foster understanding of the JFK assassination.

November in Dallas Conference

For the last 19 years, JFK Lancer has gathered people together in Dallas to commemorate John F. Kennedy's life and assassination. The encouragement, camaraderie, and sharing of exciting new research gives us momentum and motivation, keeping us on the cutting edge of historical research. The 19th annual conference, held November 2013, was a huge step in continuing our work and observing of the 50th anniversary of the assassination.