Why Do People Subscribe to JFK Facts?

They'll tell you themselves.

Here’s what paid subscribers to JFK Facts have been saying in recent weeks.

Because history matters:

"I support your work to uncover the truth of the JFK assassination. It has been a blot on this country's democracy for 60 years and has undermined confidence in the trustworthiness of the government."—Robert M.

"I'd like to know the who and why JFK was assassinated before I pass away as the law for full disclosure called for.—Craig

"The TRUTH about the JFK assassination has been suppressed for too long. "—Botswain Mate.

Because journalism matters:

"I'm a long-time student of the JFK assassination and have heard Jefferson Morley speak on a number of occasions, which has always left me with an impression of serious, hard-hitting, honest journalism."—Ohio University.

Because professionalism matters:

"I find your work intriguing. While previewing your Sub Stack page, I appreciate contributors adherence to citing sources and backing up information. This trait has been lost in much of current journalism. "—JZ

"Very interested in history and articles based on primary sources."—P.S.

Because your support matters:

"Hi Jefferson. I am a big fan of your work and your career. Keep up the good work!”—Paul.

"You have an admirer of your work and effort.” Tangojacob.

Editor’s Note

As a journalist in Washington for the past forty years, I have lots of experience writing about JFK’s assassination for some of America’s best national news outlets, as well as for some of the finest publications outside the so-called mainstream. I have seen first hand how the enduring political implications of November 22—and the entrenched. power of the CIA—still distort and compromise traditional journalistic standards.

While many complain about this problem, only JFK Facts has provided a practical solution: editorial independence combined with journalistic rigor in covering the latest developments in the assassination story.