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Appointment in Dallas: The Final Solution to the Assassination of JFK
Reprinted Edition
"When I first brought the President's head into my telescopic sight, he was leaning forward at an appreciable angle. My crosshairs were exactly on the back of his skull. . . ."
With these chilling words the man who fired the fatal shot that killed President John F. Kennedy revealed his role in the assassination to the law-enforcement officer who had hunted him for nearly a decade. In this classic exposé, veteran cop Hugh C. McDonald offers a gripping firsthand account of his personal journey into the dark heart of an unthinkable conspiracy--to bring to light these and other shocking
The astonishing truth about the shooter on the Grassy Knoll.
How security lapses allowed an armed assassin easy access to Dealey Plaza.
The fallacy of the "Single Bullet" theory.
Who fired the bullets that killed JFK, who fired the bullets that didn't.
Through the dramatic perspective of an eyewitness to history, Appointment in Dallas provides essential insights into the who, why , and how of the JFK murder, finally answering the questions that have consumed the American public for decades.
"When I first brought the President's head into my telescopic sight, he was leaning forward at an appreciable angle. My crosshairs were exactly on the back of his skull. . . ."
With these chilling words the man who fired the fatal shot that killed President John F. Kennedy revealed his role in the assassination to the law-enforcement officer who had hunted him for nearly a decade. In this classic exposé, veteran cop Hugh C. McDonald offers a gripping firsthand account of his personal journey into the dark heart of an unthinkable conspiracy--to bring to light these and other shocking
The astonishing truth about the shooter on the Grassy Knoll.
How security lapses allowed an armed assassin easy access to Dealey Plaza.
The fallacy of the "Single Bullet" theory.
Who fired the bullets that killed JFK, who fired the bullets that didn't.
Through the dramatic perspective of an eyewitness to history, Appointment in Dallas provides essential insights into the who, why , and how of the JFK murder, finally answering the questions that have consumed the American public for decades.
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224 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 2013
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July 19, 2015
Thought provoking. If true, our government is more sinister than I ever thought.
April 28, 2025
Another "we solved it!" book. (I think I have about half a dozen books, all with different solutions). This is one of the more plausible ones.
September 18, 2025
An interesting take on the JFK assassination. It purports to have a confession by the actual gunman--not Oswald.
March 10, 2024
I definitely don't believe the Warren Commission Report.
Common sense tells me WC members Gerald Ford later was appointed Prez and pardoned Nixon when he threatened to spill the beans on the WC fantasy. Fords VP was none other than Nelson Rockefeller and if you watched SNL out of Rockefeller Center you'll know that Squeaky Fromme and hapless others tried to kill Ford. Thankfully they failed.
Arlen Specter in a fit of genius came up with the magic bullet theory and then became a Senator in PA.
Just how gullible of a fella are you?
Common sense tells me WC members Gerald Ford later was appointed Prez and pardoned Nixon when he threatened to spill the beans on the WC fantasy. Fords VP was none other than Nelson Rockefeller and if you watched SNL out of Rockefeller Center you'll know that Squeaky Fromme and hapless others tried to kill Ford. Thankfully they failed.
Arlen Specter in a fit of genius came up with the magic bullet theory and then became a Senator in PA.
Just how gullible of a fella are you?
November 8, 2013
What a shame that the powers that were didn't bother with any facts or theories other than their own. Great reading and much food for thought.
March 5, 2014
Solid read into the Kennedy assassination. McDonald seems to be legit. Very little info of the author or his story on the Internet. Good read. Read in four days.
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March 23, 2019Uninteresting, badly written, seemed hard to believe, I mean it's possible but maybe if someone else had written it, I would have been more desirous of finishing.
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