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Strange Death of JFK - The Men Who Murdered the President (Hardcover)
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The vast literature generated by President John F. Kennedy's
assassination in November 1963, and the search for who killed him,
hinges on five uncontested facts: a) President Kennedy was shot at
12.30pm local time, in Dallas, Texas on 22 November 1963 while
riding through the centre of Dallas in an open-top car. b) The
Governor of Texas, John Connally, who was sitting in front of
Kennedy, was wounded. c) Kennedy was automatically succeeded by his
Vice-President, Lyndon Johnson. d) 80 minutes after the
assassination, police arrested Lee Harvey Oswald, a 24-year-old
Marxist ex-marine, for Kennedy's murder. e) Two days later, on
Sunday 24 November, Oswald was shot dead while in police custody by
Jack Ruby, a Dallas nightclub owner. These are almost the only
facts everyone agrees about the assassination. To this day, many
have expressed an opinion but nobody has conclusively proved who
killed President Kennedy. The argument is between those who believe
the official version - that Kennedy was murdered by Oswald - and
those who believe that Kennedy was the victim of a conspiracy.
Chris Lightbown is an experienced investigative journalist who has
worked for the SUNDAY TIMES, and his masterly book is the first to
use the network of high-quality but unknown independent researchers
whose conferences, internet sites, lectures and books have largely
been ignored by the mainstream media. Lightbown's book is a
brilliant piece of investigative reporting. It is also an utterly
convincing and gripping narrative that provides the greatest
clarity to the dark event that altered the 20th century.
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