For sixty years, speculation about the assassination of John F Kennedy has been rife. Did Lee Harvey Oswald act alone, or was he part of a wider conspiracy? John Hughes-Wilson, a former British intelligence officer, has painstakingly sifted the evidence from official inquiries, court cases and personal testimonies to determine who had the motive, the means and the opportunity to kill the President, and draws startling conclusions.
Fascinating claims by the author but it seems to me as if he does not like Kennedy. Peddles a lot of lies about the Kennedy family that have been proven false and repeats themselves constantly throughout the book. Some errors with wording too.
Not exactly in depth. But a lot of relevant material covered in clear fashion. My reading in this area over many years supports the conclusions arrived at here. A good book to start out with.
I wrote this a while ago. In light of my subsequent readings in the area i now have a new appreciation for this excellent book. A really good job of revealing and concentrating upon the key issues.. the best short survey of precisely what happened, how and why.