Anthony Marsh was born and spent his early years in the Washington D.C. area,
where his father was a scientist at the National Security Agency. His family
moved to the Boston area in the mid 1950's. He graduated from the Boston
Conservatory of Music in 1971 with a Bachelor's degree in Music Education.
He taught music and performed in local orchestras for several years. During
the anti-Vietnam War years he became interested in the JFK assassination,
primarily due to the writings of Carl Oglesby, a local anti-war activist.
He joined Mark Lane's Citizens Commission of Inquiry and lobbied for the
formation of the House Select Committee on Assassinations. When the HSCA
ended in 1979, Anthony concentrated his research on areas which the HSCA had
left incomplete, such as the physical evidence and especially the acoustical
evidence. He has presented papers at several conferences, including COPA
and The Third Decade. He has debated the JFK assassination on radio, written
several critiques in local newspapers and several of his articles have been
published in journals such as The Third Decade and JFK Lancer. Recently, most
of his articles have been published on his Web site, The Puzzle Palace, at
http://www.boston.quik.com/amarsh/