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On the Trail of the JFK Assassins
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“For assassination and conspiracy-theory buffs” the decades of research and newly declassified information in this volume are “a windfall” (Kirkus Reviews).
Investigative journalist Dick Russell has been uncovering the inconvenient truth behind the assassination of President John F. Kennedy for decades. Now he offers one of the most comprehensive examinations of what is known, unknown, and only recently come to light. Included here are new revelations, such as evidence suggesting that Lee Harvey Oswald was subjected to “mind control,” Russell’s own experiences inside the KGB headquarters, and interviews with Oswald’s widow. The painstaking accounts gathered in this volume push ever closer to answering one of the most pressing questions in American history: who killed President Kennedy and why?
The acclaimed author of Horsemen of the Apocalypse and The Man Who Knew Too Much, Dick Russell’s journalism has appeared in numerous publications, ranging from The Village Voice to Family Health, and he has written thirteen books spanning topics from natural history to the state of American politics.
Investigative journalist Dick Russell has been uncovering the inconvenient truth behind the assassination of President John F. Kennedy for decades. Now he offers one of the most comprehensive examinations of what is known, unknown, and only recently come to light. Included here are new revelations, such as evidence suggesting that Lee Harvey Oswald was subjected to “mind control,” Russell’s own experiences inside the KGB headquarters, and interviews with Oswald’s widow. The painstaking accounts gathered in this volume push ever closer to answering one of the most pressing questions in American history: who killed President Kennedy and why?
The acclaimed author of Horsemen of the Apocalypse and The Man Who Knew Too Much, Dick Russell’s journalism has appeared in numerous publications, ranging from The Village Voice to Family Health, and he has written thirteen books spanning topics from natural history to the state of American politics.
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