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The Kennedy Assassination: The Truth Behind the Conspiracy that Killed the President

by David Southwell

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November 22, 1963, is forever fixed in the world's memory. The Kennedy Assassination tells the complete story of that day and its aftermath, from the assassination of President Kennedy to the flood of bizarre conspiracy theories proposed by those eager to find--or perhaps obscure--the truth. With 100 images and 10 items of removable memorabilia, including extracts from Jim Garrison's case files, papers relating to Oswald's arrest and interrogation, and Kennedy's hospital records, this book turns readers into investigators.… (more)
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November 22, 1963, is forever fixed in the world's memory. The Kennedy Assassination tells the complete story of that day and its aftermath, from the assassination of President Kennedy to the flood of bizarre conspiracy theories proposed by those eager to find--or perhaps obscure--the truth. With 100 images and 10 items of removable memorabilia, including extracts from Jim Garrison's case files, papers relating to Oswald's arrest and interrogation, and Kennedy's hospital records, this book turns readers into investigators.

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