A simple act of murder : November 22, 1963
Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
006137461X
ISBN 13
9780061374616
Category
American Law
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Publication Year
2007
Publisher
Pages
viii, 232 pages
Subject
American General Law
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Abstract
"On November 22, 1963, a murder was committed in Dallas, Texas. Nearly 80 percent of the American people don't believe the victim was killed by a lone gunman. The House Assassinations Committee determined it was the work of "a conspiracy," yet no conspirators were ever identified or brought to justice. For more than forty years the case has remained unsolved—until now.
Mark Fuhrman has cracked some of the best-known, most puzzling crimes in American history. In A Simple Act of Murder, he investigates the tragedy that rocked a nation: the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Cutting through the myths and misinformation, Fuhrman focuses on the hard evidence, unveiling a major clue that was ignored for more than four decades—a breakthrough that will change the ongoing debate forever. Once you read this book, you'll know definitively who killed JFK." - Amazon
Mark Fuhrman has cracked some of the best-known, most puzzling crimes in American history. In A Simple Act of Murder, he investigates the tragedy that rocked a nation: the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Cutting through the myths and misinformation, Fuhrman focuses on the hard evidence, unveiling a major clue that was ignored for more than four decades—a breakthrough that will change the ongoing debate forever. Once you read this book, you'll know definitively who killed JFK." - Amazon
Description
Content:
A national tragedy
The crime
The medical evidence
The ballistics evidence
The fatal shot
The suspect
The case against Oswald
The lone Gunman
The house select committee on assassinations
The magic bullet
The Warren Commission reenactment
The science of magic
Arguing with the evidence
Two trajectories
Rethinking the shot sequence
Evidence ignored
The assassination of John F. Kennedy
The trajectory of error
Bibliography
Appendix: Participants in official investigations of the JFK assassination
Index
A national tragedy
The crime
The medical evidence
The ballistics evidence
The fatal shot
The suspect
The case against Oswald
The lone Gunman
The house select committee on assassinations
The magic bullet
The Warren Commission reenactment
The science of magic
Arguing with the evidence
Two trajectories
Rethinking the shot sequence
Evidence ignored
The assassination of John F. Kennedy
The trajectory of error
Bibliography
Appendix: Participants in official investigations of the JFK assassination
Index
Biblio Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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