Pollard Memorial Library (Lowell)

Who really killed Kennedy?, 50 years later, stunning new revelations about the JFK assassination, Jerome R. Corsi

eng

Includes bibliographical references (p. 319-359) and index

index present

non fiction

Who really killed Kennedy?

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Jerome R. Corsi

50 years later, stunning new revelations about the JFK assassination

At the height of his popularity, John F. Kennedy was gunned down in a Dallas motorcade--a tragedy widely regarded as the end of America's post-war "age of innocence." At the time, a concerted effort was made by the Warren Commission, appointed by the Lyndon Johnson White House, to officially lay the entire blame on "lone gunman" Lee Harvey Oswald. Fifty years later, recently declassified documents shed new light on what really happened. In decades of meticulous research, investigative journalist Jerome Corsi has sorted through mountains of evidence--hundreds of books, tens of thousands of documents, several films, and countless photographs. Dissecting the Warren Commission's conclusion, he carefully separates the unlikely from the real, and speculation from facts. Having personally known or met many of the key players in the assassination drama, including a former top Soviet bloc intelligence official, Corsi reveals shocking information for the first time. He sets a new standard for JFK assassination research, demanding that future researchers understand the political forces leading up to an unthinkable event that marked a profound change in America and the world.--From publisher description

The end of Camelot -- The single-bullet theory -- The grassy knoll -- Oswald, Tippit, and Ruby -- Oswald, the KGB, and the plots to assassinate JFK in Chicago and Tampa -- Roots of the JFK assassination : a banana republic, the CIA, and the Mob -- Cuba, Nixon, and the Watergate -- Vietnam, Diem, the French connection, and LBJ -- The JFK assassination and the New World Order