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Master Chronology of JFK Assassination Appendix XV: Dealey Plaza Eyewitnesses
The author provides hyper-linked annotations to the testimony, depositions and perceptions of citizens (not "officials") who viewed the motorcade on November 22, 1963.
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First published October 22, 2013
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April 3, 2015
TA-DAH!!!
After starting this massive series with the 'Read Me' in April 2014, and after four volumes and fifteen appendices later, I have finally completed the aptly titled 'Master Chronology'.
Appendix XV:Dealey Plaza Eyewitnesses returns to Warren Commission testimonies and depositions that were taken in Washington D.C. and Dallas in 1964. Being unable to obtain the twenty six volumes of the 'President's Commission' in the twenty first century, unless a set is available on e-bay, Walt Brown's opus is the next best thing, available for the Kindle reader and cheap as microchips.
I cannot pretend that ploughing through Commission depositions makes entertaining reading, hence the three star rating. Yet it has to be said that this complete set, fully searchable, much of it annotated, is a very highly recommended and essential five star work for the assassination researcher.
After starting this massive series with the 'Read Me' in April 2014, and after four volumes and fifteen appendices later, I have finally completed the aptly titled 'Master Chronology'.
Appendix XV:Dealey Plaza Eyewitnesses returns to Warren Commission testimonies and depositions that were taken in Washington D.C. and Dallas in 1964. Being unable to obtain the twenty six volumes of the 'President's Commission' in the twenty first century, unless a set is available on e-bay, Walt Brown's opus is the next best thing, available for the Kindle reader and cheap as microchips.
I cannot pretend that ploughing through Commission depositions makes entertaining reading, hence the three star rating. Yet it has to be said that this complete set, fully searchable, much of it annotated, is a very highly recommended and essential five star work for the assassination researcher.
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