Book
They killed our president : 63 reasons to believe there was a conspiracy to assassinate JFK
Publication Information
New York, NY : Skyhorse Pub., [2013]
Physical Description
xviii, 349 pages ; 24 cm
Summary
The former governor of Minnesota teams up with a successful author and some of the most respected and influential assassination researchers to provide all the conspiracy angles of this notable event in American history.
Contents
- Section I: The evidence. Frontal gunshots
- Zapruder film
- U.S. secret service agents
- Grassy Knoll
- Previous plots against President Kennedy
- Last-minute change of motorcycle formation
- Secret service agents ordered off limousine
- Motorcade route changed
- Too many bullets
- Acoustic evidence at Dealey Plaza
- Three rifle shots in six seconds
- Shots that were too close together with a rifle that was not even "sighted in"
- Oswald couldn't have carried in the murder weapon
- No eyewitnesses
- Logistically impossible that Oswald fired shot
- Mauser rifle was found
- No fingerprints
- Oswald was a U.S. intelligence operative
- Oswald had a look-alike intelligence double
- Oswald had no motive for murder
- Paper trail on the rifle was intentional
- The "backyard photo" of Oswald was deemed a forgery
- Oswald denied shooting the president and modern voice technologies determined he was telling the truth
- "Umbrella man" and "radio man" in Dealey Plaza appeared to be acting operationally
- The "three tramps" photographed in Dealey Plaza after the assassination were not actually tramps
- Oswald could not have murdered Officer Tippit
- The murder of Oswald was obvious witness-silencing
- Jack Ruby knew Lee Harvey Oswald
- Section II. The cover-up. The smoking gun of the cover-up
- The presidential limousine was crucial crime scene evidence
- The illegal removal of the president's body
- Hoover and the FBI assisted the cover-up
- The x-rays showed that the bullet particles were from exploding ammunition
- The official autopsy photos and x-rays were altered
- Another key witness silenced: Navy Lieutenant Commander William Bruce Pitzer
- The Zapruder film was apparently altered
- The "magic bullet" theory has been proven false
- The U.S. government subverted the investigation of New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison
- Another key witness conveniently silenced: David Ferrie
- Another key witness conveniently silenced: Dorothy Kilgallen
- Another key witness conveniently silenced: Lee Bowers
- Another key witness conveniently silenced: Mary Pinchot Meyer
- Another key witness conveniently silenced: Sam Giancana
- Another key witness conveniently silenced: Johnny Roselli
- Another key witness conveniently silenced: George De Mohrenschildt
- The Warren Commission structured the evidence to fit its pre-formed conclusions
- The CIA also participated in the cover-up
- Mainstream media reinforced the false conclusions of the Warren Commission
- Section III. The witnesses. A special team from military intelligence was sent to Dallas
- Conclusions of U.S. intelligence agents
- Testimony and wiretapped conversations of mobsters
- Other witnesses
- Fabian Escalante and conclusions of Cuban intelligence study
- Section IV. The why, who, and how. The "military-industrial complex," JFK's foreign policy & the Joint Chiefs of Staff
- The Kennedy Administration's war on organized crime & big oil
- Complicity of the CIA
- Complicity of military-industrial complex
- Complicity of the Mafia
- Complicity of anti-Castro Cubans
- Complicity of Lyndon Johnson
- Complicity of H.L. Hunt and "Texas oil"
- A CIA plot against Castro was apparently "hijacked" and used against JFK, which explains the perceived need for a national security cover-up
- The true facts concerning the conspiracy and cover-up have still not been revealed to the American public
- Conclusion.