Inside the ARRB -Volume 4

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

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]

“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 - Analysis of a shooting: the ultimate ballistics truth exposed

Conspiracy book, whose conclusions are very questionable.
From the back cover:
"JFK. Analysis of a Shooting, is an expert, detailed and comprehensive analysis of the assassination of President Kennedy. The work takes into account all the elemental factors that lead to a complete understanding of the shooting, and which will eventually serve to establish the undisclosed facts behind the tragic event. In its process of discovery the writing scrutinizes each shot taken at the motorcade. Additionally, it considers the caliber of the rifle used in the shooting. It takes into account the relative speed (in feet per second), and the inherent power of the bullets fired at the President. It analyzes the position of the alleged gunman and its relationship to his target. It also explorers the extent of every bullet wound, as it relates to the shot that caused it. In addition, the work probes the Zapruder film, as a visual record of the event, to denote the crucial frames that expose previously unrevealed facts of the shooting. And finally, the work reviews the trajectory of every single shot taken at the motorcade, from point of impact back towards the suspected point of origin, and their angles of entry into their targets. The book denotes, through conclusive interpretation of the evidence gathered, logical reasoning, and concrete ballistic principles that a total of five shots were fired at President Kennedy. Additionally, it also explains why it can be concluded that none of the shots fired at the President actually originated from the Texas School Book Depository Building, Oswald's alleged sniper position."

JFK - First Day Evidence

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

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

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

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.

Oliver Stone's movie JFK is based on this book written from Jim Garrison, District Attorney of New Orleans in 1963.

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.

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.  

The Book of the Film, including 97 reactions and commentaries, and 340 Research notes.

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.

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.

Movie in VHS  (Italian) and DVD (Italian-English-French)

In italian
Book published together with magazine "Avvenimenti" number 6 of 1995

If you think you knew everything interesting to know about the Kennedy assassination, then think again. Storied investigative reporter Hugh Aynesworth has finally weighed in with the book his colleagues have been asking him to write for decades. "Breaking the News" is the definitive story of the assassination and his aftermath, providing over 200 photographs and artefacts from Aynesworth's personal archive.

Amid continuing speculation over Cuban involvement in the most famous political crime of the 20th Century, this book reveals for the first time Cuba's own report into the Kennedy assassination
With compelling logic, Fabian Escalante describes the conspiracy uncovered by Cuba's investigation, which reviewed declassified US files and reports from Cuban intelligence that had infiltrated anti-Castro groups in Miami.

Winner-1999 Heartland Regional Emmy Award as Best Historic Documentary.
Expanded to nearly two hours from its original 1998 broadcast, "JFK:The Dallas Tapes" covers the significant Dallas events on that tragic November 1963 weekend. Compiled fro newly remastered original video and audio tapes, with added colour movies and rare photographs, this tape tells the minute-by-minute story of the Kennedy assassination.
Hosted by award-winning news anchor/reporter Richard Ray and co-produced with Sixth Floor Museum archivist Gary Mack, this tape is a new collection of the most indelible images and moving stories ever told.

This moving documentary looks back on the remarkable life of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, and combines the tragedy of his untimely death with the remembrances of those who knew him best and those who knew him not at all.
James Earl Jones reviews the brief life of JFK. His triumphs. His failures. His inspiration and contribution to our history. The story is told through previously unseen and rare video and home movies, and by many people who wee there, ordinary people. The story is built around the exclusive historic videotape from WFAA, the Dallas station whose studios are located so near the infamous "grassy knoll" where the President was shot. We see the events as they happened, from JFK's arrival in Dallas to his funeral in Washington four days later.

This moving documentary looks back on the remarkable life of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, and combines the tragedy of his untimely death with the remembrances of those who knew him best and those who knew him not at all.
James Earl Jones reviews the brief life of JFK. His triumphs. His failures. His inspiration and contribution to our history. The story is told through previously unseen and rare video and home movies, and by many people who wee there, ordinary people. The story is built around the exclusive historic videotape from WFAA, the Dallas station whose studios are located so near the infamous "grassy knoll" where the President was shot. We see the events as they happened, from JFK's arrival in Dallas to his funeral in Washington four days later.

For the men and women of "The Dallas Morning News", WFAA-TV and WFAA Radio, there was no time to mourn. They had a job to do.
While the nation reeled from the news of President John F.Kennedy's assassination, the reporters, photographers and broadcasters on the scene were forced to put their own emotions aside as they covered the biggest story of their careers.
First-person written accounts, audio interviews, video clips and news photographs will take you back to the day a president died and a news staff was pushed to the limit.
Relive the events of November 1963 through the work of the journalists who were there.

Remasterized DVD version (English-French) including 2 DVD : the first with a special edition of the movie, with 17 additional minutes, and the second with documents on JFK assassination investigation.

A Visual Investigation on CD-ROM.
"Medio Software presents facts. Judgements are left to you as you become investigator, analyst, judge, jury - an eyewitness to history. You decide what really happened."

Retired Dallas Police Chief Jesse Curry reveals his personal JFK Assassination file, in this rare book.

A series of shots changed the world. But who pulled the trigger? After 50 yrs, the assassination of President Kennedy still remains unsolved and government investigations have provided the American public with few answers.
Now "Unsolved History - JFK Conspiracy Myths" returns to Dallas, Texas to recreate that fateful day on 22nd November 1963. We scientifically search for evidence that might solve the mystery once and for all. We follow in Lee Harvey Oswald's footsteps in an attempt to find out who fired the shots that killed John F.Kennedy, as dramatic demonstrations of the event in Dealey Plaza shed new lights on the web of conspiracy theories.

Experience the American Journey through US's visual heritage in the historical recording provided by the National Archives of the United States.
This is a reconstruction of the assassination of President John F.Kennedy in Dallas,Texas from the US Secret Service.

Based on Oliver Stone's documentary, JFK Revisited, read the transcripts and interviews that will change the way you think about the John F. Kennedy assassination.

JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass contains the two working original screenplays for Oliver Stone’s JFK Revisited; both the two-hour version, Through the Looking Glass, and the four-hour version, Destiny Betrayed. These films are the first documentaries to feature the work of the Assassination Records Review Board.

The Assassination Records Review Board worked from 1994–98 releasing records that the government has classified in whole or in part on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. They ended up releasing about two million pages or approximately sixty thousand documents. They also pursued an investigation into the autopsy and medical evidence in the JFK case. Although their releases and discoveries were quite important to the evidentiary record, they received very little exposure in the mainstream media. They also released documents relating to Kennedy’s foreign policy in both Cuba and Vietnam. In the former case, these were plans by the Pentagon to create a pretext to invade Cuba. In the latter, documents proved Kennedy was implementing a withdrawal plan from Vietnam.

This book is unprecedented. It contains a compendium of information originating from the widest range of authorities on the JFK case ever assembled. This includes luminaries from several fields: pathology, surgery, ballistics, criminal investigation, neurology, history, and journalism. Never before have people like forensic pathologist Cyril Wecht, criminalist Henry Lee, Professor James Galbraith, author David Talbot, journalist Jefferson Morley, intelligence analyst John Newman, Professor Robert Rakove, and more appeared in one book; never have this many illustrious authorities been interviewed about their views on the policies and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The book also includes important witness interviews with Dr. Donald Miller about his colleague Malcolm Perry, Jim Gochenaur of the Church Committee, and Edwin McGehee of both the House Select Committee on Assassinations and the Jim Garrison investigation.
The combination of this newly released information plus expert interviews changed the database and calculus of the JFK case. The scripts are included in this book, which were the backbone for Oliver Stone's films. It also includes important excerpts from the many interviews which did not make it into the final cuts of the films. JFK Revisited will challenge everything you thought you know about the JFK assassination.

Julian Read, a Texas political insider who delivered the first eyewitness report of President John F.Kennedy's assassination to the media, has authored a behind-the-scenes account that chronicles the tragedy and its fifty-year legacy. In "JFK's Final Hours in Texas", Read documents not only the immediate agony endured by the people in the epicenter of the tragedy but also the continuing experience of a wounded community recovering from its aftermath.
In 1963, Read was the media representative for Governor John B.Connally, host of the president's November visit to Texas.
On the day Kennedy was killed, Read was aboard the chartered White House Press bus, just a few vehicles behind the presidential limousine in the motorcade through downtown Dallas.

The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza is a permanent educational exhibit in the former Texas School Book Depository. The films included in this exhibit have been adapted as an educational video examining the life, times, death and legacy of President John F.Kennedy.

A reporter's story. On Nov.22,1963 the phone rang in the Dallas U.P.I. office. Wilborn Hampton, a cub reporter only months out of college, answered and heard these words :"Three shots were fired at the motorcade". This book is his story, a remarkable account of a young man swept into the white-hot core of a tragedy that would shake the world.

Small booklet with several photos of JFK authopsy and with the complete list of the Dealey Plaza witnesses.

Special thanks to my friend Dennis E.Wimmert, who gave me this book!

The book, enriched by documents from the CIA, the FBI and the Italian secret services, highlights that the bullets, "probably sent to Italy in 1954" according to an FBI expert, were reimported and sold in the US in 1961 by the same company that had marketed the gun that Lee Harvey Oswald, Kennedy's alleged assassin, was holding at the time of his arrest in Dallas. The text, which among other things reveals for the first time the recruitment by the CIA of Italian citizens as part of the Langley Agency's plans to kill Fidel Castro, has "continuous reference to incontrovertible documents, credible testimonies", writes Ferdinando Imposimato, investigating judge in the Moro case and other important trials, in the preface. 'Kennedy Must Die' then offers "a rigorous, documented and convincing reconstruction of the clear separation of Gladio from NATO", adds Imposimato. The ebook substantiates with numerous unpublished details the reasons why the thesis that Oswald acted alone is untenable, and that Kennedy was the victim of a conspiracy that also involved the upper echelons of the CIA, in particular James Jesus Angleton, the undisputed master of US counterespionage for almost thirty years until 1974, when he was forced to resign. Updated edition with new documents and images.

Conspiracy book.
Just before beginning his first term on January 20, 1993, President-Elect Clinton made a very strange request to close family friend and lawyer Webster Hubbell: “If I put you over there in justice I want you to find the answer to two questions for me: One, who killed JFK. And two, are there UFOs.” According to Hubbell, “Clinton was dead serious.” The key to unlocking the mystery of President Kennedy’s assassination and a possible UFO connection lie in events that occurred 18 years earlier in post-war Germany. In 1945 John F. Kennedy was a guest of Navy Secretary James Forrestal, where he personally witnessed technological secrets that have still not been disclosed to the world. These secrets stemmed from extraterrestrial technologies that Nazi Germany had acquired and were attempting to use in their weapons programs. In searching for answers to who killed President Kennedy we need to start with the death of his mentor, James Forrestal in 1949. Forrestal became the first Secretary of Defense in 1947, a position he held until March, 1949. Forrestal was a visionary who thought Americans had a right to know about the existence of extraterrestrial life and technologies. Forrestal was sacked by President Truman because he was revealing the truth to various officials, including Kennedy who was a Congressman at the time.Forrestal's ideals and vision inspired Kennedy, and laid the seed for what would happen 12 years later. After winning the 1960 Presidential election, Kennedy learned a shocking truth from President Eisenhower. The control group set up to run highly classified extraterrestrial technologies, the Majestic-12 Group, had become a rogue government agency. Eisenhower warned Kennedy that MJ-12 had to be reined in. It posed a direct threat to American liberties and democratic processes. Kennedy followed Eisenhower’s advice, and set out to realize James Forrestal’s vision. The same forces that orchestrated Forrestal's death, opposed Kennedy's efforts at every turn. When Kennedy was on the verge of succeeding, by forcing the CIA to share classified UFO information with other government agencies on November 12, 1963, he was assassinated ten days later. Kennedy’s Last Stand is the story of how an American President tried to realize his friend and mentor’s vision of a world where humanity openly knows about extraterrestrial life; and of the government officials responsible for denying that vision.

More than two million readers have thrilled to Bill O'Reilly and historian Martin Dugard's "Killing Lincoln", the riveting work of nonfiction about the shocking assassination that changed the course of American history.
Now the anchor of "The O'Reilly Factor" recounts in gripping detail the brutal murder of John Fitzgerald Kennedy - and how a sequence of gunshots on a Dallas afternoon not only killed a beloved president but also sent the nation into the cataclysmic division of the Vietnam War and the culture-changing aftermath.
The events leading up to the most notorius crime of the twentieth century are almost as shocking as the assassination itself. A page-turner from beginning to end, "KILLING KENNEDY" chronicles both the heroism and deceit of Camelot, bringing history to life in ways that will profoundly move the reader.

Italian version of "Killing Kennedy: the end of Camelot".
More than two million readers have thrilled to Bill O'Reilly and historian Martin Dugard's "Killing Lincoln", the riveting work of nonfiction about the shocking assassination that changed the course of American history.
Now the anchor of "The O'Reilly Factor" recounts in gripping detail the brutal murder of John Fitzgerald Kennedy - and how a sequence of gunshots on a Dallas afternoon not only killed a beloved president but also sent the nation into the cataclysmic division of the Vietnam War and the culture-changing aftermath.
The events leading up to the most notorius crime of the twentieth century are almost as shocking as the assassination itself. A page-turner from beginning to end, "KILLING KENNEDY" chronicles both the heroism and deceit of Camelot, bringing history to life in ways that will profoundly move the reader.

Conspiracy book.
Subtitle in the cover "From the Warren Commission to Bill O'Reilly, A History of Deceit in the JFK Assassination".

Lane Mark
1966

Italian version of Mark Lane's "Rush to Judgement". This was the first book to challenge the Warren Commission findings, presenting case after case of ignored or twisted evidence to offer a scathing indictment of the Commission's handling of the assassination of President Kennedy.

a cura di
Giovanni A. Cerruti
2023

Italian book.
The news of the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy hit the world unexpectedly, causing shock and anxiety. The figure of the young president at the helm of the hegemonic power seemed to prefigure a world that would leave poverty and violence behind forever. But on November 22, 1963, everything seemed to fall apart in Dallas. For the first time, the articles of the best Italian journalists published in the days following the president's death are collected to convey that shock and anxiety. Through the reflections of, among others, Enzo Biagi, Luigi Salvatorelli, Furio Colombo, Alberto Ronchey, Paolo Monelli and Eugenio Scalfari, the characteristics of a society in full transformation are outlined, which, on the wave of recent impetuous economic development, saw in the Kennedy model of America a perspective and a sure point of reference. Texts by Enzo Biagi, Mauro Calamandrei, Furio Colombo, Giulio De Benedetti, Aldo Garosci, John F. Kennedy, Raniero La Valle, Giuseppe Lazzati, Paolo Monelli, Piero Ottone, Italo Pietra, Alberto Ronchey, Alfio Russo, Luigi Salvatorelli, Eugenio Scalfari, Ugo Stille, Bernardo Valli.

Tague James T.
2013

From the back cover:
"This is unlike any other book about the assassination of President John F.Kennedy. The author, James Tague, was there, and he was wounded by the debris from a missed shot on that fateful day. He stood up to our Government when the arren Commission was about to ignore what really happened and spoke to the true facts.
James Tague's testimony changed history and the "magic bullet" was born in an effort by the Warren Commission to wrongly explain all the wounds to President Kennedy and Governor Connally, and to try and convince the public that Lee Harvey Oswald was the "lone nut assassin".
Tague, a long time Dallas area resident, initially believed the Warren Report, but time, diligent research and amazing revelations told to im by prominent Texans has given James Tague an inside look at what really happened.
Be prepared to learn new facts, never before published, about one of our nation's darkest moments".

ABC News-Nightline
DVD

ABC News obtained one of the most extraordinary historical documents ever released. It is only a few days after the assassination of President Kennedy. Lyndon Johnson has just assumed the presidency and, understandably, he is obsessed with learning as much as he can about the murder of his predecessor and with finding a way to control how that information reaches the American public.
The Johnson Library in Austin, Texas, released recordings of President Johnson's telephone conversations for the period of November 22nd,1963 to November 30th of the same year, allowing us to have an ear to history.

CD

Recording of Bill Stuckey interview with Lee Harvey Oswald at Latin Listening Post, WDSU Radio.
New Orleans Aug. 17, 1963.

Jackson G.M. III
2019
[Kindle edition]

From the author:
While attending Spring Hill College, a Jesuit institution in Mobile, Alabama, I was a reporter for the campus newspaper, The Springhillian. In that function, for the December 8, 1972 issue of that paper, I wrote an account of Lee Harvey Oswald's appearance at the Jesuit House of Studies, the seminary, on July 27, 1963, four months before that tragic day in November.
I based my story on material featured in the Warren Report and the recollection of a Jesuit priest who attended Oswald's speech.
Since my editor published a condensation of my report, reduced due to the limitation of space, I would now like to use Kindle to publish a more representative version of what I originally wrote.
Oswald's cousin, Gene Murret, was one of the scholastics (novices in the study for the Jesuit priesthood) who lived in the seminary. As the House of Studies sponsored lectures on a variety of subjects, Murret felt that his cousin could give them insight into communism as he had returned from Russia after studying marxism on his own.
Oswald complied with that request and traveled to Mobile from his then-current home in New Orleans, along with his pregnant wife Marina, their baby daughter June, and members of Murret's family.
According to information compiled by the FBI for the Warren Commission, Oswald described his life as a factory worker in Minsk and contrasted the advantages and disadvantages in living between Russia and the United States.
During the Oswalds' stay at Spring Hill, one of the scholastics asked Marina, a native born Russian, to help him in his study of that language. Afterward, he sent her a letter in Russian which the FBI discovered after the assassination.
An investigation determined no criminal intent.
The version of my article that was finally published concludes by revealing "an interesting coincidence."
New Orleans businessman Clay Shaw visited Spring Hill "a month before Oswald arrived" to participate in an international business forum.
The last words for my piece run as follows: "Clay Shaw was later indicted by New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison for masterminding the conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy."
Whether one feels that Oswald, alone, was responsible for the Kennedy assassination, and the murder of Officer J.D. Tippit, or accepts his assertion that he was a "patsy," and, therefore, a victim of circumstances beyond his control, through their collection of Oswald's writings, (e.g. the notes he had prepared for that speech, along with his letters and his "Historic Diary") the Warren Report offers anyone concerned with the murder of John F. Kennedy a probe into Lee Harvey Oswald's psyche.
(With the provison that, "The motives of any man, however, must be analyzed in terms of the character and state of mind of the particular individual involved.")
Again, this Kindle upload reflects a more comprehensive view of what I originally wrote. A work that had to be edited for constrictions of space.

Oswald Robert, with Myrick and Barbara Land
1967

In this extraordinarily revealing biography, written in 1967, of his brother, Robert L.Oswald sheds new light on Lee Harvey Oswald's life and on many questions on the assassination that remained unanswered.
 

Epstein Edward Jay
1978

This book, from the author of "Inquest", explores Oswald's relations with the intelligence agencies of three nations. It was the first new investigation of the life of Lee Harvey Oswald since the Warren Commission's brief inquest in 1964.
In a two year investigation conducted in United States, Europe , Mexico and Japan, more than 150 witnesses were located who could add new pieces to the jigsaw puzzle of Oswald's life.
 

Nerin E.Gun
1964

On November 22, 1963, Nerin E. Gun left for Dallas, 45 minutes after the Kennedy assassination, and remained there for several months.
He already knew Texas and considered it the most extraordinary and mysterious of American phenomena. Immediately after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, Gun set to work and it is the story of that tragic day, relived hour by hour, that he tells us in this book.
In Dallas he established a sort of second home: he interviewed all the characters in the drama, hundreds of witnesses; he consulted thousands of documents, conducted extensive investigations in conditions of absolute independence and even went to Mexico to follow Oswald's trail.
But "The Red Roses of Texas" are more and better than a first-hand reportage: the personalities of Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby, that of the President himself, the evocation of the extraordinary city of Dallas, the repercussions in America of the dramatic event are rendered with a singular movement and precision.
The vast and in-depth investigation into the tragedy has thus become a lively revelation of the world where it exploded, the opulent, passionate and factious world of Texas.
Nerin E. Gun has written, with "The Red Roses of Texas", the first objective and complete book on a crime that has entered history forever, trying to reconstruct, with European eyes, the detective novel of the century.

Maurizio Duce Castellazzo
2023

Much has been said and written about what happened in Dallas on that tragic day in 1963: the death of then-American President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was an epochal event that will be hard to forget. And yet, despite the words spent since then, there is always the possibility of discovering interesting and engaging analyses and points of view capable of opening a new perspective on apparently well-known facts. This is what happens with this volume by Maurizio Duce Castellazzo, capable of offering us a cross-section not only of much literature not translated in our country but of directing our attention to a dynamic and profound reflection.

Davy William
1999

New light on the Jim Garrison investigation.
An historical post-mortem on the Jim Garrison/Kennedy conspiracy case utilizing diligent interviewing, research and thousands of recently declassified documents to recount an important page in America's history.

Fitzpatrick Ellen
2010

Within seven weeks of the President's death, Jacqueline Kennedy received more than 800,000 condolences letters. Two years later, the volume of correspondence would exceed 1.5 million letters. For the next 46 years, the letters would remain essentially untouched.
Now historian Ellen Fitzpatrick has selected approximately 250 of these letters for inclusion in "Letters to Jackie", a remarkable human record that perfectly preserves the heart-wrenching grief and soul searching of the nation in a time of crisis.
Capturing the extraordinary eloquence of so-called ordinary Americans across generations, regions, race, political leanings, and religion - in messages written on elegant stationery, scraps of paper, in pencil, type, ink smudged by tears, and in barely legible handwriting - the letters capture what John F.Kennedy meant to the country and how his death for some divided American history into Before and After.

L'inconnue de Dallas
[Une espionne au coeur de l'Assassinat de JFK]

French version of the book "A Woman I Know".
The true story of a filmmaker whose unexpected investigation of her film’s subject opened a new window onto the world of Cold War espionage, CIA secrets, and the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
Independent filmmaker Mary Haverstick thought she’d stumbled onto the project of a lifetime — a biopic of a little-known aviation legend whose story seemed to embody the hopeful spirit of the dawn of the space age. But after she received a mysterious warning from a government agent, Haverstick began to suspect that all was not as it seemed. What she found as she dug deeper was a darker story — a story of double identities and female spies, a tangle of intrigue that stretched from the fields of the Congo to the shores of Cuba, from the streets of Mexico City to the dark heart of the Kennedy assassination in Dallas.
As Haverstick attempted to learn the truth directly from her subject in a cat-and-mouse game that stretched across a decade, she plunged deep into the CIA files of the 1950s and 60s. A Woman I Know brings vividly to life the duplicities of the Cold War intelligence game, a world where code names and doubletalk are the lingua franca of spies bent on seeking advantage by any means necessary. As Haverstick sheds light on a remarkable set of women whose high-stakes intelligence work has left its only traces in redacted files, she also discovers disturbing and shocking new clues about what really happened at Dealey Plaza in 1963. Offering new clues to the assassination and a vivid picture of women in mid-century intelligence, A Woman I Know is a gripping real-life thriller.