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Don Thomas re-ignited debate over the acoustics evidence in 2001, and now his new book provides a tour de force walkthrough of the scientific evidence in the JFK case, along with an indictment of its treatment by the government's hand-picked scientists.

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Congressional investigator Fonzi's riveting account of his pursuit of the JFK murder conspiracy into the milieu of Kennedy-hating anti-Castro exiles and CIA officers.

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A major update of Scott's deconstruction of the Indochina war, with much new material on JFK's Vietnam policy and parallels between the Kennedy assassination and 9/11.

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Explores the many mysteries surrounding the alleged trip of Lee Harvey Oswald to Mexico City in the fall of 1963, and the post-assassination allegations of Communist conspiracy.

According to Sen. Richard Schweiker: "By far the most meticulous and compelling indictment of the Warren Commission Report ever made. The significance of this book cannot be overstated."

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In this book, Weisberg performs a postmortem on the JFK assassination medical evidence, and documents deceit and cover-up on the part of federal authorities.

Written in the 1990s, this was Harold Weisberg's last book on the JFK medical evidence, covering in detail the Journal of the American Medical Association controversy, and pointing an accusatory finger at the U.S. military.

Written early in the Garrison investigation, this book discusses the many characters and stories in New Orleans which are tied into the Kennedy assassination.

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This 1965 classic, the first in the Whitewash series, was among the very first books to deconstruct the Warren Report and point out its many deficiencies.

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The sequel to Whitewash focuses on the failure of the FBI and the Secret Service to adequately investigate the assassination.

Details Weisberg's legal battle for access to the Warren Commission executive session transcript wherein Commissioners grappled with the "dirty rumor" that Lee Harvey Oswald had been an FBI informant.

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Weisberg's only book on the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., James Earl Ray's "mini-trial" and confession, and the failure of justice in this case.

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A major update of Jim DiEugenio's groundbreaking 1992 defense of New Orleans DA Jim Garrison's investigation, Destiny Betrayed uses the documentary record to build an indictment of CIA involvement in the JFK assassination.

Peter Janney reopens the murder of JFK's confidant and mistress Mary Meyer, who was shot in Washington DC in the fall of 1964. Author Janney, who as a boy knew Mary Meyer and whose father was a CIA officer, provides an insider's view of the Washington intelligence culture.

Previously titled Sons and Brothers, Mahoney's book is a thoughtful and sophisticated account of the Kennedy presidency with particular emphasis on the relationship between John and his brother Robert. Unlike most such books, this one addresses the assassination and the likely role of the Mafia and Johnny Roselli in particular.

The book that was the basis for Oliver Stone's film 'JFK', Jim Garrison provides an insider's account of the JFK murder inquiry he launched from the New Orleans District Attorney's office.

Subtitled My Indictment of the CIA in the Murder of JFK, Mark Lane's "last word" on the JFK assassination is both a personal memoir of his involvement with the assassination saga, and s fierce attack on the CIA and its defenders in the case.

In 1978 during the HSCA's re-investigation, ex-CIA officer Victor Marchetti wrote an article in Liberty Lobby stating that the CIA would engage in a "limited hangout" and divulge the role of E. Howard Hunt in the JFK murder. Hunt sued, and Mark Lane served as Liberty's Lobby in an appeal of the case. This book is Lane's account of that trial.

Dick Russell, author of The Man Who Knew Too Much, followed the JFK case and wrote aboutit across the decades. This book is a compilation of articles he published in the Village Voice and elsewhere from 1975 to 1996, along with current reflections.

This compilation of real documents and commentary, presented by Jesse Ventura with Dick Russell, ranges from assassination plotting to CIA-assisted drug running to vote stealing to 9/11 and the War on Terror.

James P. Hosty was the FBI agent assigned to Lee Harvey Oswald, visiting Marina before the JFK assassination and famously destroying a note Oswald had left at the FBI office, on orders of his boss Gordon Shanklin. Hosty tells his version of that history, and draws attention to previously-suppressed documents regarding Oswald's trip to Mexico City and his alleged offer made there to kill Kennedy.

A detailed account of the little-known coup attempt by wealthy plotters against Franklin Roosevelt and his New Deal. World War I general Smedley Butler was presented with an opportunity to lead veteran soldiers in support of the planned coup; instead he alerted Congress to the plot.

ARRB Chief Analyst Doug Horne recounts his time on the Review Board and provides a detailed insider's analysis of the tangled medical evidence in the JFK assassination.

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The House Select Committee on Assassinations issued this report in 1979 on the murders of President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

by Dan Hardway and Edwin Lopez

Classified top secret until the 1990s, this HSCA staff report explores the many mysteries of Oswald's journey to Mexico City in the fall of 1963.

This Interim Report of the "Church Committee" exposed the details of U.S. plots to assassinate Fidel Castro, Patrice Lumumba, and other foreign leaders, and explored the milieu of "plausible deniability" in which the plots were hatched.

The Schweiker-Hart subcommittee report of the Church Committee discussed the failures of the FBI and CIA in their service to the Warren Commission.

Volume 7 of the Hearings of the Church Committee focused on the use of covert action by the CIA in the overthrow of the elected Chilean government of Salvador Allende.

Book III of the Church Committee report documented the FBI's campaign of harassment against Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as well as other intelligence agencies' surveillance of black leaders, anti-war dissidents, and other Americans. In two volumes.