Good evening, everybody, wherever you are watching this in the world. And I am honored to have Doxter Ernstis

with us, who was Lee Harvey Oswald's best friend. Can you believe it? He is live out of Minsk, Belarus. We've been trying to set this up for a while now. The internet

out there is not so great. But he has a absolutely esteemed background. He's a PhD researcher,

author, translator, interpreter, graduated from the Minsk Medical Institute, did a postgrad in biochemistry,

was a member of the Belarusian national sailing team.

He won top places in sailing competitions.

He actually looks like Mr. Universe in some of his older photos.

He's got advanced degrees from the Academy of Sciences of Belarus

and from St. Petersburg State University, Russia. He's been appointed to a number of scientific

research councils. He's co-authored four research books, 14 patents, over 400 research papers.

And as an interpreter, he's translated three books.

He's lectured all over the world, including here in the UK, USA, France, Spain, Japan, Russia.

And he's the author of Oswald, Russian episode, based on his friendship with Lee Harvey Oswald in the Soviet Union.

And the link for the book is in the description box if you are looking for it on Amazon.

So he was Lee Harvey Oswald's English-speaking best Russian friend and possibly his best friend in the world.

Huge thank you for coming on, Ernst.

And could you start by telling us what your life was like before you met Oswald?

Oh, thank you, Sean, for your absolutely beautiful introduction.

Those were the days, days. Well, I'd start with this. The

association of progressive young President John Kennedy and the mystery surrounding this greatest

crime of the 20th century

attracted much attention both of general public as well as the professional researchers, writers and journalists.

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