The Texas Connection: Assassination of John F. Kennedy

by Craig Zirbel

For the first time ever, The New York Times best selling book, THE TEXAS CONNECTION is now available as an eBook. Originally released in 1991, THE TEXAS CONNECTION was the first book to conduct a criminal investigation evaluating Lyndon B. Johnson as a prime suspect in the Kennedy assassination. It was also the first book written in English to suggest what most Americans long suspected about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Whether acknowledged, or conveniently ignored, THE TEXAS CONNECTION has been the base for all subsequent articles, books, and broadcast media that has examined LBJ's involvement in Kennedy's death.

265 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 10, 2010

Reviews

[Makenzie Dill · Rating 4 out of 5]

“If one simply applies the principles of reason and common sense to the events of the Kennedy assassination, it should be clear that a conspiracy of some sort existed.”

This was a really interesting read and a dive into the Right Hand Man Concept. When you realize one man (LBJ) really helped plan the Dallas trip, had everything to gain from the assassination, and quickly established his OWN commission to investigate and report all findings to him, it makes you wonder.. not to mention, he had a gold framed portrait of himself in the White House the day after Kennedy’s death, as soon he’d gotten JFK’s personal effects out of there and told his widow (in the midst of preparing to bury her husband) that she had to be moved out by the following Monday.

Being a shitty person doesn’t make you a murderer, but it sure doesn’t make you look any less innocent.

[Dave Delsigne · Rating 4 out of 5]

An interesting read … I was 7 years old when JFK was assassinated … I remember that day like yesterday! It’s my belief that the murder of John F. Kennedy change the world … innocence and hope was forever lost! I have read many books, articles and anything there is about the Kennedy assassination … I have always felt that LBJ and his Texas band of lunatics were behind the murder … this author claims that “common sense” and “reason” directs the people to the fact of a conspiracy and in turn to the parties responsible. There was a lot of good information in the book … the problem with the assassination is that the coverup was extensive right from the start … I hope I’m wrong … but I don’t think the truth will ever be known!

[D. Richard Eunice · Rating 5 out of 5]

A day in history

I was in high school when Kennedy was shot. I have always believed Johnson was behind the assassination. There have been a lot of books and theories about who was behind the assassination. A lot of what I would call basic facts have been repeated. Just like the killing of Robert Kennedy there have been a lot of theories behind that assassination. I have read around a dozen books on the JFK and my feelings have not changed. This a excellent book and one of the best yet. I recommend it highly. It states the evidence and explores things was in a straight forward manner.

[Andrea · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting!