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.

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'." 

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.

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"

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.

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" 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.

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.

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.

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.