Books 51 -
100 |
False Witness |
|
Lambert Patricia
1998 |
The real story of Jim
Garrison's investigation and Oliver Stone's film JFK.
This absorbing book tells, for the first time in its entirety, the story
surrounding the ordeal of Clay Shaw, who was arrested and charged with
conspiracy in the assassination of President John F.Kennedy. |
Fatal Hour
[The
Assassination of President Kennedy by Organized Crime] |
|
Blakey G.Robert and Billings Richard N.
1992 |
Conspiracy book.
From back cover :"FATAL HOUR is the most powerful and convincing scenario
to date of the Mafia's involvement in the assassination of President John
F.Kennedy. The new evidence is more compelling. The personal connections
are truly startling. And the possible motives suggest a vast network of
power, hatred and violent retribution.
Previously published in hardcover as 'The Plot to Kill the President'."
|
First Hand Knowledge
[How I participated in the CIA-Mafia murder of President Kennedy] |
|
Morrow Robert D.
1992 |
Conspiracy book.
A senior CIA agent breaks his silence about his participation in the
CIA-Mafia plot to kill President Kennedy, implicating LBJ, Richard Nixon,
Allen Dulles, and others.
Robert D. Morrow is the author of the controversial bestseller Betrayal.
An alumnus of both PA Military College and Penn State, he holds several
important patents in the electronics and electromechanical fields. He
worked for the CIA as a contract employee from 1959 to 1964 in conjunction
with the Cuban exile movement. He wrote his first book, Betrayal, about
his experiences during this period. |
Flashback
- The untold story of Lee Harvey Oswald |
|
Lewis Ron
1993 |
Oliver
Stone has written :
"An incredible story of Mr Lewis's very intimate relationship to Lee
Harvey Oswald - a story I have come, through long acquaintance with Ron
Lewis, to believe. And a story that will forever change your perception of
who Lee Harvey Oswald really was. Chilling, human, almost an Elmore
Leonard quality to their relationship" |
Four Days in
November |
|
Stuart Mel
DVD
1964 |
The
John
Kennedy assassination according to the findings of the Warren Commission.
This documentary is a treasure of footage and timeline details both
recounted through the steady venerable voice of Richard Basehart. An
intimate portrait of a man and his grieving family as much as it is a
moving image document of the assassination of the 35th President of the
United States.
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature Academy Award in 1965. |
Four Days in
November |
|
The New York Times
2003 |
The
original coverage of the John F.Kennedy Assassination by the Staff of "The
New York Times", still generally considered the most complete of its day.
Almost miraculously, "Times" reporters, writers, and editors produced 250
columns or about 200,000 words, on and about the very first day. The other
three days were no less exhaustive, and "The NY Times" covered the news,
from the assassination to the transition of power to the funeral. This
commemorative volume provides a poignant, firsthand account and a detailed
chronology of the events that took place in Dallas and Washington from
November 22 to November 25,1963. |
Four Days in
November
[The
Assassination of President John F.Kennedy] |
|
Bugliosi Vincent
2007 |
"Four Days in November" is
an extraordinary exciting, precise and definitive narrative of the
assassination of President John F.Kennedy on November 22,1963, by Lee
Harvey Oswald. It is drawn from "Reclaiming History : The Assassination of
President John F.Kennedy", a monumental and historic account of the event
and all the conspiracy theories it spawned, by Vincent Bugliosi, legendary
prosecutor of Charles Manson and author of "Helter Skelter". For general
readers, the carefully documented account presented in "Four Days" is
utterly persuasive : Oswald did it and he acted alone. |
From an office building with a high-powered rifle |
|
Adams Don
2012 |
A report to the public
from an FBI agent involved in the official JFK investigation.
As a rookie FBI agent in November 1963, Don Adams was assigned to
investigate a possible threat against the president, nine days before the
assassination. An informant had alerted authoritiees to a meeting at a
national right-wing convention, at which Joseph Milteer, a radical racist,
had threatened the president. Later, in a recorded conversation, Milteer
spoke of a plot to kill the president "from an office building ith a
high-powered rifle".
After two decades of his own research and study, here is Don Adam's
testimony. |
From
Love Field : our final hours with President John F.Kennedy |
|
Connally Nellie & Herskowitz Mickey
2003 |
Nellie
Connally was in the car that morning with her husband, Texas Governor John
Connally, Jacqueline Kennedy and President John F.Kennedy sate behind her
in the backseat. In fact, Nellie was talking with the President when the
first shot rang out.
Ten days after the assassination, Nellie wrote down notes
so that her future grandchildren would know what happened to the Connalys
on November 22,1963. Inspired by these notes and dedicated to sharing the
truth of that horrible day, Nellie has gone back in time and fleshed out
the thought and feelings she had recorded and clung to so privately.
This book is the extraordinary story of a woman who so often remained in
the background but who in time of crisis came into her own...as a wife, a
mother and a friend. |
He was my brother
|
|
Oswald Robert L
1967 |
The brother of Lee Harvey
Oswald writes about : -Marguerite Oswald's extraordinary influence on her
son's life, -the nightmare of November 22,1963 and the aftermath, -the
questions left iunanswered by the Warren Commission Investigation, -the
attempts by the FBI to frighten Marina Oswald, -the evidence that
convinced him of his brother's guilt. |
Head Shot
[The science
behind the JFK Assassination]
|
|
Chambers G.Paul
2010 |
From inner cover:
"The Kennedy Assassination was the crime of the century. Nearly fifty
years have passed since that tragic November day, yet a steady stream of
conspiracy and theoretical books still abound.
"Head Shot" scientifically resolves one of the most enduring mysteries in
US nation's history. Drawing on a fifteen-year career as an experimental
physicist for the US Navy, Dr G.Paul Chambers has produced the first work
on the subject to use the laws of physics and motion to :
- identify the real murder weapon
- prove the locations of the assassins
- demonstrate a conspiracy beyond any doubt." |
High Treason
[The
Assassinaton of President Kennedy and the new evidence of Conspiracy]
|
|
Groden Robert J.
Livingstone Harrison Edward
1989 |
Conspiracy book.
From back cover:
"The evidence is chilling. The photographic proof is graphic and
disturbing. The facts can no longer be denied. HIGH TREASON challenges
everything we have been told about the motives behind President Kennedy's
murder. For there is now convincing evidence that, from the fateful day in
Dallas through two decades of speculation, a massive conspiracy ordered
JFK's demise and sabotaged the investigation that followed. It is a
cover-up that continues to this day.
Robert J.Groden, coauthor of "JFK:The Case for Conspiracy",and Harrison
Edward Livingston reveal the dark heart of a deadly conspiracy". |
High Treason 2
[The
Great Cover-up: The Assassinaton of President John F.Kennedy]
|
|
Livingstone Harrison Edward
1992 |
Conspiracy book.
From back cover:
"Was primary evidence used to support the lone gunman theory faked? Do
these forgeries prove a massive conspiracy? If so, how was this done and
who did it?
What part did manufactured evidence play in the cover-up? And what is the
connection between tyhe Warren Commission's conclusions and other national
tragedies of the 1960s and '70s?
In this second volume of his monumental study of President Kennedy's
Assassination, Harrison Edward Livingstone takes his courageous
investigation where no researcher has gone before. He answers these
questions and others while offering astute analysis of the political and
historical forces that mandated Kennedy's murder." |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] - Final
Report
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
In 1976, the House Select
Committee on Assassinations undertook reinvestigations of the murders of
John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr.
In 1979, a single Report and twelve volumes of appendices on each
assassination were published by the Congress. In the JFK case, the HSCA
found that there was a "probable conspiracy," though it was unable to
determine the nature of that conspiracy or its other participants (besides
Oswald). This finding was based in part on acoustics evidence from a tape
purported to record the shots, but was also based on other evidence
including an investigation of Ruby's underworld connections. The acoustics
evidence was disputed by a panel of scientists, but that "debunking" has
itself come under attack recently. |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 1 - Hearings
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
Volume I, the first of
five volumes of hearings of the HSCA, consists of transcripts of the HSCA
proceedings of September 6 through 8, 1978.
The opening day of hearings got underway with a statement
by Representative Richardson Preyer, followed by the testimony of Mr. and
Mrs. John Connally. The Governor of Texas in 1963, John Connally had been
involved in preparations for the fated motorcade trip. He was also wounded
in the shooting in Dealey Plaza.
The second day of testimony related to the medical evidence and analysis
in the case. Much of this was presented by Dr. Michael Baden, head of the
HSCA's nine-member Medical Panel. This day also saw the testimony of Capt.
James J. Humes, the lead prosector at the autopsy of President Kennedy.
Humes publicly retracted the autopsy report's placement of the fatal entry
wound, which the Medical Panel determined was 4 inches away from the
originally-noted spot. In 1992 for the Journal of the American Medical
Association, and again in 1996 before the Assassinations Record Review
Board, Humes retracted this retraction. The final medical witness on Sept.
7 was Dr. Cyril Wecht, the lone dissenter on the Medical Panel.
The third day, Sept. 8, continued the medical testimony and presented the
findings of the Firearms Panel, concerned with the ballistics evidence.
The final witness was Dr. Vincent Guinn, who performed Neutron Activation
Analysis (NAA) on bullet fragments to determine whether they came from the
same bullet. |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 2 - Hearings
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
Volume II of the HSCA
hearings volumes consists of the proceedings of Sept. 11 through 15. 1978.
The transcripts of these days includes testimony about
acoustics evidence, trajectory analyses, the testimony of accused assassin
Lee Harvey Oswald's wife Marina, photographic analysis, and testimony
concerning Yuri Nosenko, a Soviet defector.
The testimony of Sept. 11 was concerned with analysis of an audiotape
purported to have captured the shooting in Dealey Plaza. It was recorded
on a Dallas Police radio channel due to a stuck-open microphone on a
police motorcycle. The acoustic analysis showed at least 4 shots, with one
of these coming from the "Grassy Knoll." This conclusion was subsequently
disputed by a panel appointed by the National Academy of Sciences, but
that rebuttal itself has been called into question by a recent peer-review
article by D.B. Thomas presented in Science and Justice in 2001.
The Sept. 12 proceedings began with the testimony of Calvin McCamy
concerning the Zapruder film, and what a detailed analysis showed about
when shots may have been fired. This was followed by a trajectory analysis
presented by Thomas Canning.
The next day of proceedings, and part of the following, was taken by the
testimony of Marina Oswald Porter, former wife of Lee Harvey Oswald.
Following that was testimony by members of the Photographic Panel, who
examined the famous "Oswald backyard photos" among other photographic
evidence relevant to the assassination.
The photographic testimony continued into Sept. 15, followed by the
testimony of John Hart. Mr Hart discussed the case of Yuri Nosenko, a
Soviet officer who defected to the U.S. in early 1964. Nosenko's "bona
fides" were a subject of great contention within the CIA, which imprisoned
and interrogated Nosenko for a period of three years. |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 3 - Hearings
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
Volume III of the HSCA
hearings volumes consists of the proceedings of Sept. 18 through 21, 1978.
This included testimony from Cuban officials, the Secret Service, and
former members of the Warren Commission.
Following narrative by the HSCA's Chief Counsel G. Robert
Blakey, the first witness on Monday, Sept. 18 was Eusebio Azcue Lopez,
former Cuban Consul in Mexico City. Azcue reiterated his belief that the
person he dealt with in the fall of 1963 was not Lee Harvey Oswald. Azcue
was followed by Alfredo Mirabal Diaz, who replaced Azcue as Consul and was
also present during the "Oswald" visit.
The Sept. 19 proceedings began with Thomas Kelley, an inspector for the
Secret Service, who conducted the Secret Service' investigation into the
assassination. Mr. Kelley was followed by Secret Service Chief James
Rowley. The following day, testimony was heard from two FBI agents
involved in its investigation, James Malley and James Gayle.
Sept. 22's proceedings included the testimony of three Warren
Commissioners and its General Counsel: Former President Gerald Ford, John
Sherman Cooper, John J. McCloy, and J. Lee Rankin. They were followed by
Nicholas Katzenbach, who was Assistant Attorney General at the time of the
assassination and had written the famous "Katzenbach memo." |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 4 - Hearings
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
Volume IV contains the
proceedings of Sept. 22, 25, and 26, 1978.
The first day was taken up with the testimony of Richard
Helms, former Director of the CIA. Mr. Helms was Deputy Director for Plans
at the time of the JFK assassination, and was responsible for responding
to requests from the Warren Commission.
The morning of Sept. 25 saw the return of handwriting expert Joseph
McNally, photographic expert Sgt. Cecil Kirk, physical anthropologist Dr.
Clyde Collins Snow, and photo enhancement expert Dr. Bob Hunt. The
afternoon session included the interview of Louie Steven Witt, purported
to be the "Umbrella Man" seen in the Zapruder film. Mr. Witt was followed
by HSCA staffer Jacqueline Hess, who gave a presentation of the HSCA's
analysis regarding the "mysterious deaths" issue.
The following day began with a narrative by Chief Counsel Blakey, and then
continued with the testimony of Earl Ruby, brother of Jack Ruby. Mr. Ruby
was followed by Capt. Jack Revill of the Dallas Police Department, who was
part of the investigative team originally charged with determining how
Jack Ruby had entered the police basement where he shot Oswald. |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 5 - Hearings
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
The last of the five
Hearings volumes of the HSCA consists of the proceedings of Sept. 27 and
28, 1978, plus an additional day of hearings held on December 29, 1978.
The September testimony was concerned primarily with organized crime. The
final day of hearings, held 3 months later, dealt with acoustics evidence.
Sept. 27 was taken up largely by the testimony of Ruby
associate Lewis McWillie, who worked in gambling casinos in Havana and Las
Vegas. McWillie was followed by Jose Aleman, a Cuban exile who was the son
of a former Cuban minister of education.
The following day, Sept. 28, began with the testimony of organized crime
boss Santos Trafficante, followed by a presentation by Ralph Salerno, the
Committee's consultant on organized crime. After Salerno the Committee
questioned Judge Burt Griffin, a former Warren Commission staffer who had
been involved in the Ruby investigation.
Three months later, on Dec. 29, the Committee heard more testimony on the
acoustics evidence which indicated a fourth grassy knoll shot. Witnesses
included Professor Mark Weiss and Ernest Aschkenasy, Dallas Police Officer
H. B. McLain, and Dr. James Barger. Closing remarks were made by Chief
Counsel G. Robert Blakey and Chairman Louis Stokes. |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 6 - Appendix to Hearings
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
Volume VI of the HSCA's
Appendices is the report of the HSCA photographic panel.
The photographic panel examined a much wider variety of
photographs and films than did the Warren Commission. It reported on the
number and timing of shots via blur (jiggle) analysis of the Zapruder
film, and conducted a trajectory analysis as well. It conducted
authenticity studies on the Oswald "backyard" photos and the Kennedy
autopsy photos, although documents which came to light in the late 1990s
cast doubt on the panel's work related to the autopsy photos (see ARRB
staff memos). The panel reviewed photos of the "grassy knoll" in order to
determine if a gunman was visible in them, and it also examined particular
photos to try to settle questions relating to the identity of persons in
the photos. |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 7 - Appendix to Hearings
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
Volume VII of the HSCA's
Appendices contains the reports of the HSCA medical panel and its firearms
panel.
The medical panel affirmed the Warren Commission's
conclusions regarding the direction from which shots came (behind and
above) and endorsed the single bullet theory, with one dissenting member.
However, basic findings of the autopsy doctors were disputed by the
medical panel, including the location of wounds in Kennedy's body. In the
1990s, formerly-secret medical testimony taken by HSCA staffers showed
that many autopsy witnesses gave information which directly contradicted
the autopsy doctors and the photographs, and the HSCA misrepresented their
views in this report (apparently the medical panel members never saw these
staff interviews).
The much shorter firearms panel report includes information on the
Kennedy, Tippit, and Oswald shooting, and includes many photographic
exhibits. |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 8 - Appendix to Hearings |
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
Volume VIII of the HSCA's
Appendices contains the reports on the acoustics evidence (using a
recording made from a police motorcycle with its microphone stuck open),
as well as reports on fingerprint and handwriting evidence.
The HSCA's acoustics findings became the main scientific basis for its
"probable conspiracy" finding. The analysis was subsequently disputed by a
panel appointed by the National Academy of Sciences, but this rebuttal
itself has been recently challenged by scientist D.B. Thomas in an article
published in Science and Justice. |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 9 - Appendix to Hearings
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
Volume IX of the HSCA's
Appendices contains reports on organized crime. While the HSCA report was
equivocal on the source of the JFK conspiracy, Chief Counsel Blakey went
on to co-write a book which charged that Kennedy was killed by organized
crime. Much of the analysis relates to Jack Ruby, whose organized crime
connections were analyzed in great depth compared with the Warren
Commission, which avoided Ruby's mob connections. The organized-crime link
to Oswald is much weaker, consisting largely of his uncle's connection to
the Marcello crime family. |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 10 - Appendix to Hearings
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
Volume X of the HSCA's
Appendices contains staff reports on anti-Castro Cuban exiles, CIA
assassination plots against Fidel Castro, and the story of Rose Cheramie.
It includes the HSCA's analysis of the "retaliation theory" promoted in
articles by Jack Anderson. |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 11 - Appendix to Hearings
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
Volume XI of the HSCA's
Appendices contains staff reports on the Warren Commission and its
relationship with federal intelligence agencies, which withheld important
information from the Commission. This volume also contains reports on the
planning for the Texas trip and an investigation of the assassination
apparently conducted by the U.S. military. |
HSCA
[House Select
Committee on Assassinations] -
Volume 12 - Appendix to Hearings
|
|
US - House of Representatives
1979 |
Volume XII of the HSCA's
Appendices contains reports on Dealey Plaza witnesses, Oswald-Tippit
associates, U.S. defectors, and Yuri Nosenko, along with a manuscript
written by George de Mohrenschildt. It also contains a bibliography on the
JFK assassination. |
"I am a patsy" |
|
George De Morenschildt
1977 |
Jeanne de Mohrenschildt
gave the HSCA committee a copy of a manuscript called I Am a Patsy! I
Am a Patsy! which George de Mohrenschildt had recently written about
his relationship with his "dear, dead friend" Oswald, wherein he said that
the Lee Oswald he knew, while capable of violence and petty meanness,
would not have been the sort of person to have killed John F. Kennedy. In
part this judgment was based on de Mohrenschildt's estimation of Oswald's
political views and Kennedy's liberal ideas. The memoir has never been
published as a trade book but has been available online since the entire
typescript was published as an appendix in the HSCA report |
Il Complotto
[La controinchiesta
segreta dei Kennedy sull'omicidio di JFK] |
|
Hepburn James
edited by Stefania Limiti
2012 |
Italian book.
Based on a book published in 1968, it was the inside story of the
assassination of President John Kennedy. Although borrowing heavily from
published critics of the Warren Commission Report, the book describes the
roots of the Cold War, the linkage between large corporate and banking
interests, the ever-growing American intelligence apparatus, and the
international petroleum cartels that were lined up with a bevy of military
brass and Mafia chieftains against JFK. A combination of these powerful
interests called "The Committee" coordinated all aspects of the murder,
from setting the time and place of the shooting to the recruitment of the
gunmen and the coverup of the conspiracy afterward. The bottom line was
that enemies of JFK collaborated with the CIA to erase the perceived
threat to their interests by John and Robert Kennedy. Heavy stuff for
1968. So incendiary, in fact, that importation of the book through Canada
was squelched, allegedly at the instigation of the FBI. That book wasn't
just another book about the assassination conspiracy; it bristled with
restricted information about U.S. intelligence agencies, the White House,
global business, and military and political affairs that had to have come
from a knowlegdeable source, in this case, French intelligence. It also
represented the surreptitious intrusion by those in French government
circles into American politics, namely, the 1968 presidential elections.
|
Image of an
assassination : a new look at the Zapruder film |
|
Zapruder Abraham DVD |
When Dallas dress
manufacturer Abraham Zapruder began shooting home movies of President John
F.Kennedy motorcade on November 22,1963, he thought he was capturing a
moment he could share with his grandchildren. As it turned out, Zapruder
captured a ghastly image that would be seen by the whole world and become
one of the most important documents of the 20th century. |
Impossible
: The case against Lee Harvey Oswald (Volume One) |
|
Krush Barry
2012 |
Conspiracy book (Volume One out of three).
From the back cover :
" 'Impossible:The case against Lee Harvey Oswald' demonstrates,
conclusively, that there was a conspiracy to kill President Kennedy.
Because of this, The Case against Lee Harvey Oswald, predicated on Oswald
being a lone assassin, must inevitably fall.
However, many will claim this book either distorts or omit information. To
defend the book's integrity, the author is offering 25,000$ to any person
that can successfully refute its claims before a virtual jury of twelve
arbitrators. This offer is referred as 'The JFK Challenge'.
Until The Challenge is accepted, you can rely on the main thesis of this
book : that the Case Against Oswald is impossible. Once you know the real
truth of the Kennedy assassination, you will know why certain individuals
must keep that truth from you." |
Impossible
: The case against Lee Harvey Oswald (Volume Two) |
|
Krush Barry
2012 |
Conspiracy book (Volume Two out of three).
Highlights of this book include:
- The nine reasons why President Kennedy was shot in the back, not the
neck;
- The methods for calculating the confidence level for Proposition One,
Element One, and why one of them is certainly superior to the others;
- The most likely confidence level for Proposition One, Element One, based
on the evidence;
- Six reasons we can be absolutely confident that not all the shots were
fired from the Depository;
- And a whole series of "what is wrong with this photograph?" challenges |
Impossible
: The case against Lee Harvey Oswald (Volume Three) |
|
Krush Barry
2012 |
Conspiracy book (Volume Three out of three).
Highlights of this book include:
-- The Case of the Incredible Moving Boxes (Proposition One, Element
Three);
-- The 12 reasons why the single-bullet “theory” is a total fantasy;
-- A final analysis of the confidence level for Proposition One;
-- A Virtual Jury of 12, including two attorneys and an administrative law
judge, provides their confidence level for the Case of the Incredible
Moving Boxes;
-- Overview of The JFK Challenge and The JFK Mini-Challenge, with a draft
set of proposed rules, and a counter-rebuttal to a prototype JFK Challenge
rebuttal written by an attorney;
-- Your Homework Assignment (to get more background information on a
bombshell document first released on the Internet in 2011);
|
Inquest |
|
Epstein Edward Jay
1966 |
Mr
Epstein, a young scholar, began this book with the intention of writing a
case study of the nature and activity of an extraordinary government
commission. He accomplished this task brilliantly. But in the course of
interviewing nearly all members of the Commission and many members of his
staff, he discovered that the official version of the Kennedy
assassination, failed, in his opinion, to contend with serious
contradictions presented by the evidence. |
Inside
the ARRB -Volume 1 |
|
Horne Douglas P.
2009 |
VOLUME 1 of 5: Douglas Horne served on the staff of the
President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Review Board (ARRB) during
the final three years of its four-year lifespan, from 1995 to 1998, and is
the first U.S. government official involved with the medical evidence to
allege a coverup in President Kennedy's autopsy, and in the creation of
the autopsy photographs and x-rays. This book, the product of over 13
years of writing and research, provides the best explanation yet offered
of the true nature of the medical coverup in the assassination of John F.
Kennedy, and does so in meticulous detail, with scrupulous use of primary
source material. It incorporates the latest information---much of it new
evidence not revealed elsewhere---gleaned from the ARRB's depositions and
interviews of medical witnesses, conducted from 1996 to 1998. With precise
accuracy, and with a relentless focus on the massive fraud uncovered in
the official records of the 35th President's assassination, Horne presents
a persuasive case that the assassination of JFK was an "inside job," a
true coup d'etat in America, that was ruthlessly and brazenly covered up
by those who 'broke the back of the American century' in Dallas on
November 22, 1963.
IN VOLUME ONE, THE AUTHOR EXPLAINS THE ORIGINS AND PURPOSE OF THE
ASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW BOARD (ARRB), AND RELATES HOW HE CAME TO JOIN
THAT EFFORT IN 1995. HE PRESENTS AN OVERVIEW OF THE MAJOR CONFLICTS WITHIN
THE MEDICAL EVIDENCE IN THE JFK CASE, AND TAKES THE READER INSIDE THE ARRB
TO WITNESS ITS DEPOSITIONS OF THE THREE MILITARY PATHOLOGISTS WHO
PERFORMED JFK'S AUTOPSY. HE COMMENCES HIS LONG EXAMINATION OF THE MANY
PROBLEMS WITH THE COLLECTION OF AUTOPSY PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE NATIONAL
ARCHIVES (WHICH IS CONCLUDED IN VOLUME TWO). ALL OF THE NINETY (90)
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR THE FIVE VOLUME SET ARE INCLUDED IN VOLUME ONE. |
Inside
the ARRB -Volume 2 |
|
Horne Douglas P.
2009 |
VOLUME 2 of 5:
IN VOLUME TWO, THE AUTHOR CONCLUDES HIS EXHAUSTIVE STUDY OF THE AUTOPSY
PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION IN THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES, AND PRESENTS THE READER
WITH AN EQUALLY THOROUGH ANALYSIS OF THE AUTOPSY X-RAYS, PROVING THAT THE
THREE JFK SKULL X-RAYS IN THE OFFICIAL RECORD ARE FORGED, COMPOSITE
COPY-FILMS (FORGERIES) CREATED FROM THE AUTHENTIC X-RAYS OF PRESIDENT
KENNEDY'S SKULL TAKEN AT THE AUTOPSY. HE ALSO RELATES THE RESULTS OF THE
ARRB'S CRUCIAL INTERVIEWS WITH THE MORTICIANS WHO PREPARED THE PRESIDENT
FOR BURIAL, AND WITH PARKLAND HOSPITAL WITNESSES WHO HAD NEVER BEEN
INTERVIEWED BY THE GOVERNMENT PREVIOUSLY. |
Inside
the ARRB -Volume 3 |
|
Horne Douglas P.
2009 |
VOLUME 3 of 5:
IN VOLUME THREE, THE AUTHOR RELATES THE IMPORTANCE OF THE OBSERVATIONS OF
THE TWO FBI AGENTS WHO WERE PRESENT AT JFK'S AUTOPSY; REVISITS THE CRUCIAL
OBSERVATIONS OF THE DALLAS TREATING PHYSICIANS WHO SAW PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S
WOUNDS AT PARKLAND HOSPITAL (BEFORE THEY WERE SURGICALLY ALTERED IN AN
ATTEMPT TO CHANGE HISTORY); AND EXPLAINS IN DETAIL HOW INDIVIDUALS WITHIN
THE U.S. GOVERNMENT CORRUPTED THE CASE BY PLACING FRAUD IN THE EVIDENCE.
THE MEDICAL EVIDENCE IN THE CASE WAS HOPELESSLY TAINTED BY THE INSERTION
OF DECEPTIVE PHOTOGRAPHS OF A SUBSTITUTE BRAIN INTO THE OFFICIAL RECORD;
BY REWRITING THE AUTOPSY REPORT; AND THROUGH THE CREATION OF AN
INTENTIONALLY DISHONEST AND MISLEADING COLLECTION OF AUTOPSY PHOTOGRAPHS
AND X-RAYS. |
Inside
the ARRB -Volume 4 |
|
Horne Douglas P.
2009 |
VOLUME 4 of 5:
IN VOLUME FOUR, THE AUTHOR CONSTRUCTS A DETAILED TIMELINE OF WHAT REALLY
HAPPENED INSIDE THE BETHESDA MORGUE AFTER PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S BODY
ARRIVED, AND ALSO SUMMARIZES THE OVERWHELMING EVIDENCE OF CROSSFIRE (AND
THEREFORE CONSPIRACY) IN DEALEY PLAZA. HE ALSO PRESENTS THE STRONGEST CASE
YET MADE FOR ALTERATION OF THE ZAPRUDER FILM OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S
ASSASSINATION, DETAILING THE "WHY, HOW, WHERE, AND WHEN" OF THE FILM'S
ALTERATION. THE ALTERATION OF THE ZAPRUDER FILM WENT HAND-IN-GLOVE WITH
THE ALTERATION OF THE MEDICAL EVIDENCE IN THE CASE, AS THE AUTHOR
EXPLAINS. |
Inside
the ARRB -Volume 5 |
|
Horne Douglas P.
2009 |
VOLUME 5 of 5:
IN VOLUME FIVE, THE AUTHOR EXPLAINS THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT IN WHICH THE
ASSASSINATION OCCURRED: A MAELSTROM OF TURBULENT DOMESTIC POLITICS
DISTORTED BY THE CORRUPTION OF INDIVIDUAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, AND BY THE
TENSIONS AND STRESSES OF THE COLD WAR BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE
SOVIET UNION. HE PRESENTS A COMPELLING CASE THAT THE ASSASSINATION OF JFK
WAS A CONSENSUS DECISION MADE BY KEY PLAYERS IN THE NATIONAL SECURITY
ESTABLISHMENT, WHO BOTH FEARED AND DESPISED JFK'S BOLD AND PROGRESSIVE
FOREIGN POLICY INITIATIVES. DETERMINED TO PREVENT HIM FROM ENDING THE COLD
WAR, THIS CABAL (WHICH WANTED TO WIN THE COLD WAR, NOT END IT) CAST A VETO
ON HIS LIFE SO THAT HE COULD NOT IMPLEMENT IRREVERSIBLE CHANGES TO THE
WORLD ORDER IN A SECOND TERM. |
Into the Nightmare
[My search for
the killers of President John F.Kennedy and Officer J.D.Tippit] |
|
McBride Joseph
2013 |
“AMERICA’S NEED TO WALK
INTO THE NIGHTMARE . . .”
. . . was how Norman Mailer predicted the tumultuous period that led to
President John F. Kennedy’s 1963 murder on a public street and the fifty
years of controversy that have followed that turning point in our nation’s
history. Journalist and historian Joseph McBride, a volunteer in JFK’s
1960 Wisconsin presidential primary campaign, began studying the
assassination minutes after it happened. In 1982, McBride launched his own
investigation. Both epic and intimately personal, Into the Nightmare: My
Search for the Killers of President John F. Kennedy and Officer J. D.
Tippit incorporates rare interviews with key people in Dallas, archival
discoveries, and what novelist Thomas Flanagan, in The New York Review of
Books, called McBride’s “wide knowledge of American social history.”
McBride chronicles his evolving skepticism about the official story and
shines a fresh, often surprising spotlight on Kennedy’s murder and on one
of the murkiest, most crucial aspects of the case, its “Rosetta Stone,”
the Tippit killing.
Joseph McBride has been a journalist since 1960, writing for such
publications as Life, The New York Review of Books, The New York Times
Book Review, The Los Angeles Times Magazine, and, on this subject, The
Nation. An internationally renowned film biographer and historian, he has
written acclaimed biographies of John Ford, Frank Capra, and Steven
Spielberg. McBride lives in Berkeley, California, and is a professor at
San Francisco State University. |
JFK - First Day
Evidence |
|
Savage Gary
1993 |
This
book is a straightforward presentation of the original
Dallas Police evidence, explained by the Crime Lab detectives who
processed it. Understand for yourself the true evidence gathered in the
case through their own words, collected from original testimony as well as
recent personal interviews. |
JFK -
Le Dernier Temoin |
|
Reymond William & Billie Sol Estes
2003 |
In French.
William Reynold, French investigative journalist, already author of
"JFK,autopsie d'un crime d'Etat", is a convinced believer of the
conspiracy theory and tries to demonstrate in this book the key
involvement of Lyndon Johnson in the conspiracy, through the interview to
Billie Sol Estes, who was one of Johnson's financers. |
JFK -
Le Dernier Jour |
|
Forestier Francois
2013 |
In French,
written from Francois Forestier, journalist of "Nouvel Observateur".
From the back cover :
"Dallas, le 22 novembre 1963.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy est abattu à 12h30, devant des millions de
téléspectateurs.
Le polar du siècle vient de commencer, avec ses politiciens douteux, ses
truands cyniques, ses flics fiévreux, ses millionnaires pleins de haine,
ses crapules d'extrême-droite, ses gardes du corps inertes, ses voyous des
bas-fonds, ses faux coupables, ses fous et ses justes. De l'arrivée à
Dallas à l'enterrement de JFK à Washington, on assiste minute après minute
à cette mort annoncée.
Ce livre n'est pas une enquête sur un complot. Ni un roman. Ni une fresque
littéraire sur un drame resté dans l'Histoire.
C'est tout cela à la fois."
Thanks to a dear friend from Switzerland who gave me this book as gift for
my collection. |
JFK -
L'ultimo mistero |
|
National Geographic
DVD
2013 |
Italian
version of "JFK : The Lost Bullet".
They are among the most infamous home movies ever made, capturing an event
that changed history. But do these humble 8-millimeter films reveal the
whole story of John F. Kennedy s assassination?
National Geographic reveals these home movies as never before ... restored
to a state more pristine than the day they were exposed to the Dallas
sunshine of November 22nd, 1963. Join a team of pioneering investigators
as they bring the home movies to life and expose the hidden secrets of the
crime of the century. |
JFK - Sulle
tracce degli assassini |
|
Garrison Jim
1992 |
Oliver Stone's movie JFK
is based on this book written from Jim Garrison, District Attorney of New
Orleans in 1963. |
JFK -
The case for Conspiracy |
|
Groden Robert J.
2002 |
Robert
Groden has helped Oliver Stone in the preparation
of the movie JFK. He is now a "professional" among the
Conspiracy believers. I bought this small booklet in Dealy Plaza at
Dallas. |
JFK -
The CIA, Vietnam and the Plot to Assassinate J.F.Kennedy |
|
Prouty L.Fletcher
1996 |
L.Fletcher Prouty served as the chief of special operations for the Joint
Chiefs of Staff during the Kennedy years. He was directly in charge of the
global system designed to provide military support for the clandestine
operations. His theories inspired the movie "JFK" to Oliver Stone.
|
JFK - The
documented screenplay |
|
Stone Oliver & Zachary Sklar
1992 |
The Book of the Film,
including 97 reactions and commentaries, and 340 Research notes. |
JFK - The
Last Dissenting Witness |
|
Sloan Bill
with Jean Hill
1992 |
This
book is the gripping story of Jean Hill's incredible ordeal which began
when she saw a gunman on the famous grassy knoll fire the shot that
exploded the president's skull.
Working as a key consultant on the Oliver Stone film "JFK", Hill was
inspired to finally tell her full story. In this story we learn about
Hill's years of death threats, official intimidation and harassment by the
FBI and the Warren Commission. In this highly personal story, Hill reveals
her furtive romance with a married Dallas police officer in the
presidential motorcade, and her struggle to keep her sanity, her career
and her life together as a single mother of two children while being
caught up in the greatest murder mystery of the century. |
JFK - The
Second Plot |
|
Smith Matthew
1992 |
The author does not
believe the official explanation that Oswald was the sole assassin.
According to him, eyewitness accounts, film shot at the time and acoustic,
medical and photographic evidence all point to a second gunman and to a
conspiracy. |
JFK - Un caso
ancora aperto |
|
Stone Oliver |
Movie in VHS
(Italian) and DVD (Italian-English-French) |