When I recently broke my ribs, I started reading a book I've had for a while, but never got around to starting.
It's called "Reclaiming History" by Vincent Bugliosi, the former Los Angeles District Attorney who convicted Charles Manson and wrote the book Helter Skelter.
It took him over 30 years to write. He calls the topic "toxic" and says anyone thinking about delving into the topic should just stay away.
It's about 5 inches thick and is the most comprehensive book on the John F. Kennedy assassination ever written.
Perhaps your mind is made up about what actually happened that day, but once you read this, I don't think there is any possible way to disagree that the Dallas Texas Police Department should have had the lead and if they had, all the conspiracies would have been put to rest as soon as their investigation was completed.
For all intents and purposes, and considering there really isn't a Federal law saying it's illegal to murder a sitting President, it was just another murder case which should have been left up to the local Police to solve and prosecute. Had that been done, all the questions people have would have been answered.
It's called "Reclaiming History" by Vincent Bugliosi, the former Los Angeles District Attorney who convicted Charles Manson and wrote the book Helter Skelter.
It took him over 30 years to write. He calls the topic "toxic" and says anyone thinking about delving into the topic should just stay away.
It's about 5 inches thick and is the most comprehensive book on the John F. Kennedy assassination ever written.
Perhaps your mind is made up about what actually happened that day, but once you read this, I don't think there is any possible way to disagree that the Dallas Texas Police Department should have had the lead and if they had, all the conspiracies would have been put to rest as soon as their investigation was completed.
For all intents and purposes, and considering there really isn't a Federal law saying it's illegal to murder a sitting President, it was just another murder case which should have been left up to the local Police to solve and prosecute. Had that been done, all the questions people have would have been answered.