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Before 6.r. 1 i-Jel notemal ter 1-/assassi.eaton urahrt Kennet. in fact 'Nasn't interested iri nu.: se ere.t until ahce', "184 r h n : saw the deco:re-mar/ The Piet l' .11 the Preeodeer. based on of tot *mac 4-1.-a re Ro■-.-ert and Riches Bi'lings. I oat presamation both intrigued and confused n e Ever !:ualty a proeelied rre investigatioi. ti is up hi ee, vinced me dial .s d - - •

In 1989 I ."0',Z.V..r._at and have 34:' 3 ":•i,3C1 .;

wide variety • -! -Ve e.eo ex"' plethora of ot)-..er Souree..aisteriai.

The majciiey:af JFK as. mssinatien rixerrchers lave been involve the naLe ptusuit since dae. a 1C. ter relatively s4. --.i thereafter. Perhaps t.r.y vita c view provides a i= .:us for a.smietzte, tin e it:eLgths and weaknesses bf -he reiearch cdminun;ty , and Oliver Stein, mea who here don: 'Inver..aro warif on the JFK asieisination, began studying ii mound the same time I :id

I have t ben suspected that sem:: reAters and researchers eetore or dismiss certain .e_••peas of the evidence hi Nerdet to gain greater credibility for their own work in a hutted arm' For =empire, DeNiti T-hloa has dismissed as inconsequential the umbrella, than, the mysterious death synareme, and the many :Deteakt impersonations: His tro.7re silteratiarrthe-ere aptxtte to • be bizarre, ajtheugh I esetai.dy do rt8fdirants; :L But perhaps if lie disueOtes other ''heorie; lint the establishment and rnijoi, eensitic o NI' (the reasoning gee= . • 'then hie idea night :)e given more credeAce because of his supposed disceerancre His theory die receive wide media coverage so en after publication,c7 his book "Seat Feidettee

Anthony ..S .Inuaers- da.-_,: C.:de:spiral:7 that- d -pitee all his cited eviderwe ee. cemtrary. be i'elireee thnt the backyard otencei ef1 Oswald "are ige.1:17to ,11.!..1- uine."2 At tae 1497 CMca!,,o eortf,ei nee he

opinion that Oswald nail poor cointoand cq'the Reeirn language (based on as interv'ews of mine Ri.e.ians) and Gus Russo stated that Oswald was eronably an "un.stebie

round it curioul t'eat at the 1992. and le Chirego eee;eomtelis, rat i t ugie prese:o 1.:toelLit br."_-eht up the researcL of Jack White. His ..tialysis 'elf the Oswald exbumatien evidene aril his compelling wier-

dorsre.te rhotcs 4f Oswal4 are antral y s?1:t 'tee composites seems to me to be very import:let thre are. problems Weite's research. thea :_eriecrie onto te. dernorstrete what the are. •

Treatard *he eel of the. 199a :Deference featud myself riding the Bisirark Hotel elevator with Dar.1 ;_lfkon. 4..ow tie waseeencieta no all oak oeseur:

etee :rat eer der ce ...erenzaireetre...*fac e.-.ere....1 deal.

..env-...te.-ectizessihing-2.--1-07ee-oply 7: e ,trtriation . jot .:r It'st

• • Ptrte-ies rite drire ci—.ear-beer .-e I -.tar 3ts to

estaniish credibility le so emit that maze .e.e e.eiremely cautious states onearious TIMWS :n .*rd.• to uivence a limited agenda. The attitudes that joterialist Robert Sam Anson projects in • ins article on Clive= Otenols. JIFIC -.the 'November 1991 issue of E

5:•=nd to, zpr.nsa =trust tc his statements T.i.,ntibg to a high-level conspiracy broadcast on the korePeasee! Show during the same Month.' Sure 04- erisoe rid Sterne were easy target. mr.s .4.nson '.:v to all DrOila that article by Milt AC kiiev Aters would allow?

myself was once gwlty at' taring jest -Ole:, asleA to review Case Cos e,1 new TAT-- •

Jac ,C4-rwf:..1 Rapid! Press', I Nis:thy.' • 701 ; )1.g/

:liar a weeetbe me de. :: zozi- -er;a1.:3 lut stepped sorneweat sprit of :caving !'eat eess:o in

ride; to maintain ereX4bility in the 01. .1.e 'id to elven. oe.t. the mire/ and railltrO reviee •eatie

PliFeriLE ri Gladstone's letter to the eeitor in the May 1994 issue of The Fourth Decade states that Anthony Sum-mers: Gas-) Rosso, and Josiah Thoteps .%a all stated ::'.erne the'.1.,91-Cluc3go e;m owe liel•"evor' ObR^dlti .e. ?'d 74o- 1 3lereel 'es • pcieerriteit with tl,e. neer.o-nemcry fr:e tt.,e •• ,,t'' •rats Tint ever. e7,..1t. .r -.7 .

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disadvantage oi orly my. metnpr, for source material, I will 7,o on rc:ord stating at:A root of-these three men sugg-rahd titat he now believes Oswald acted alone. Rather, I enderst. Joh each of them t imply that he did not wan v out Osiratti i■eing hwelved It) the shooting. .. • 4--,ar.,:acze et zatod by Oh:4 pcsen. tations was thai arh.idging and equivtication.

New studentA, of the assassinAon, - on fire with massive evide'L-4 that ektnentr.: sf our gov:irtritenti framed Oswald ant.: 7_7.,IrirrXi it Mil, 'rave to wonder why there is this sisal sr..siiing at an apparent crettibilio, balloon. It nit; =rite is from care for scholastic or 1-1...111.ect:r. -. inataity an excellent-a Llan from a fear of the itacreas they will elicit from ott.'er:i. Perhaps bitter 'ri tbeiad tear nt' ci-tit;;Istr leading to ove ter

I am not ail 'n• n :0 i research and 'f. disappointed t e .o is otherwise impoi. . o :er Irma contains much 'WW1 I;:iz man; misstatements.':Ake -.'eseirch COttluni.mtly weeks more careful researaPets wiiiv-:'titers like Sylvia Meagher, Peter Dale S. ?MU Hoch. But' have round that many researchers are'ink„ous to rule out idG:s het use they contain Ste. virailcrofir.,~ wirr.2.:e. state that althoikell we .prz.sently don't knew same.hing with certainty 1:...xause tate evidence has been tampered with by its custodians, there a-e clear patterns in both the evidence and its treatment by those citxrdians which lead certain unavoidable conclusions. In short, it comes dounto a quesCon of 'foe weight of the evidence," and what that slows "bcyor:d a reasoAable doubt." I belim it shows that Oswald was framed.

A new generation r.t"::`.71C assassination studehis is taking root, gr8Wing h.rge'iy through 'efforts of teachers, professot ,:„ and sr-ad..pls. in our high whooti colleges, and Thfi for! rah be attributed to '61iyor. Etonet: :LAC (whose hypothesis is thz;„ O; wall was franual, aria the proliferation of ileVe 414 reprinted books appearing in its wake. This 12 of students will at some point take the na3tle from tir.:(peneration marchers. Of course tiler: fOltitt:. acorn legate myriad aspect! B I.. pert.sp.. generation can rr :arch eninniuniry nr its bitter rivalries. to ' Chiard"

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or. areas of agrameent, and duagreerrectat v'er min-utiae will be discus;:ed.profcasiohally.

A true student o" the assassination *dies sit 15.di u; tilt case :tad ass.'milatei, evidence into If primary research has rrvealee. or vier. it= mea: the zrtin; truth about Lila. JFK assassins ion conspira7v, would it be accepteii. as such by tio media, the pulAic, or the research community? Not l.kely More than avdtragostf.: case [weds to attract new str, through cohesive presentations of the e ice. Researchers have comethnes tended toward via kY foena.ng on their own limited bailiwick. They have too --.11„aa felt thrm:eno.1 by the research os 'n tine &amnia= homile environment, disserzion has • .va as we none at a diffeftnt of tile eleph;„z

ty - .• • •,...,-.--a:: art l --rrsw-:on • • Asic •

.he . ntS n: • ' ,--wsnt) • - • . the

forg • :.nip lifid•UICC. records. rd witn-az testimtrity. 2. The "t.I.S. Government never intender to ir—^tigatc 1111.6 'male honestly and the major media h's rz.:_own i.oiripheit with the deceit.

Lee Harvey Oswaia was manipulate connecraysitti,V S. latelligenx. There r a roc 'aim of evidence proving that he was imper)on tied and framed for the assassination in such a r.%-ay to falsely implicate pro-Castro comnainists and otherr. Orr government was -oamplich with the .t. d has attempted to covered it up by falsifying „widely:. 'ley Are therefore responsible for the apparent imposLibility Of knowitig "the whole truth."'

CIA Ltd set out to create weakness h. and d•ssension within the researck zt)tninunity, they coalit not have st.monilcil more than we i•Lire at that tiltuous goal. It calm( be overstated 3i,.s the fault for

ftiilure to solve the ease I–, art the feinate-rlcrs, out rather with tLae cusiodi- of ete evidence.

Yet rer,estehers continue to cast stones be...:.ase different . interpretations of evidence. Certainly there has been unthh purposeful disinformatiOn (for

Epstein, Jack Anderson, i'vlacDOn- Aix.. in :e.o.m. in virually all m :.t, mr tit _assassi iation coverage). Bt# hopefully, as t;- lettt! .sac tip +o lo.fren her..7:s representing a

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cross-section the Lt.'s-attire, it tonnes app..tren.', that

these disinfermation ones siniptYC•aort make sense_

Likewise, as clii...tent reads more'nrc. more. I believe

he or she be be to s& mirtIr the 40.)d information I • ; the rad. But ".•Pre.itg it out," which has become ;L. ;..h.,euon with some researchers, has

often yieldec' inii: use the web of

deceit has beat . 7:•-•-.7 -iii•-iitriglect.

' ich to . olliare's letter

W'regari. CO and tA d - Harrison

Livingstone Jul!. 19q4 issue of Tht o Ir. Living- stone, in hl-f; Ma" 1994), in

books, are c' horror..."

dedicated re... 'Cl • cote cleariy t- ' .sr. 1 . Of

ing syntax - ti -IL

apparent chit, r. hi .5::0t,:cicr and -!gi n Lis smack of cranota ant a re-frit comments rci.a..:ding WirrX ir.I71r1

Mary Ferrell. i•oeert. Tria,old lqwsherg and

others are am. : cr boosts.- Ho Doe', hrttEd

professional th ':ism in3tati..z, that these resc,-.fohers,

have immot;:.1 Nrsor_at which Nnperstde

establishingt.-Ah regarding z'tc IFit; astassim. Liar, In most of rescnei such 4'1'.W.tr3

probably be r..zustre41. ...:7-4vinE. just 6.1i51t sever

books on astrsinatient winch f..icits on the

probable fr Ino-prow mann u r f Si.rhn frhan, found myselF wrmder.ng if tivrigstone nas perhaes

been hypro orogr71.1n.11 to the rczeart com- munity self- • It i indvee th14 tw:Lic-L"s

he is atter:, ff •• l4r1.

To cornrnc• than accusations • ,•ould th tan. mieh race I- for.me one

example fror. iiis!...--te-r somewhat .triirsing...Bre .7taks that "if these ntor.c plan to hold press conferences. .

while cloSirli, - 5 • .4 ;luny otht,-,s -nit. then they Itavz to be foughLAvi. image came to mind of

Harrison 1-ivir, ..* ,-..wreNprrodeni.- foo, the AAR, Ci.n his .,Irvpience.

level-headedr. and commtftn.1 If &i ii'-

pacts of the el Another a:Tig, iton iyLivi.174'1,!•111. .

comment be .7. it demorsttates that rath.c.1

Met a fight than find, ecminoa. gror 1-ic.

critically that !ie ' -ha !..ie- mir ita ihattlic.r ,..as Lon-.pizIc..,. Bid I have. Ai

ti;; 1.n2 • - iirri - in Sudby

Ontarir.r, as pan c r. panel to the questh. was there a zonsr•thcv....," stal kwi

and spant,fille imate.; L. hy. •

that shout. have been dealt with in 11:ewmads JW aI Vet-1 ridiculous. It shows that ts ether vs ro of scholastic preceuents or is grasping at strz...s .Ixacity what lv.1 ha.s acensee -I 7

criticizing for in sake a

• me that -or , icct

gstoves •- 7-100 e JFK _...avesdgat . r • -.01n E 'v:. store;

vritin; Sim .

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refe i,1.r or • • • f

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inclepodcnt -ihinkcrs. I have agai inn organiza;.:.,.,:. or agidis 1en,-: eh.

with Altilk. r-.1-m, man: ir,.agine joining an c:..pr.i2.atior •

Rttarrlle.5s of wiledter in • lf thern are a- ' ones

bteauEr f ..,:y thcy are

The 2ttitude:, ..ez.v7ce to :hi

assassination rese..trc The rae..;;,7.r..I cid- ence is very in p• 1T.,' :•.1r1:21'.3i::".foc-T. • it tc

[hi• nrrrarch, many ot1 - r important-asocclr, of the ealce. 7f.'lerC • ;f c fr) thi

1113 criOtairg Pfr'llt • •.

rorged ittttooy X and •w'.:- • •,! with eac4 outs..

Suitients wilt aart much :Ma! dr: Liviligstone 1 f.Jrn the '';'....;r..etroh

writing of other vetra. 1311, someone needs

to restate and mJai variely of ides in elelr and zoncise wayi ir , .trial- to enhance and irr.rel-,sz-;•11.4:tinterc-F. rif fieu studentr Perhaps the

anni•-ersary •M r • assiis.sination -..ew

lie7; .f. alternativ: to

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Author Of High Treason Speaks Out

COPA and the JFK Assassination Records Review Board By Harrison E. Livingstone

A fter the Coalition On Poli- tical Assassinations played

to the crowds in Washington at their October meeting, the real ac-tion began the next day, when nearly all the tourists and other participants at the COPA show . meeting had left town. The JFK Assassination Records Review Bo-ard met at the National Archives. This was the meeting that really mattered, and it was too late for the visitors to rebook their flights.

What we ended up with was a "packed" meeting where the wit-nesses at the hearing were nearly all representatives of COPA with no alternative views. This stacked deck presented a program of action to the Board that would run them ragged between Tel Aviv, Havana, Moscow, and South America at-tempting to get foreign records that might throw some light on the as-sassination. There was no indica-tion that perhaps the case had been broken and their work was right under their noses, if they could but see it.

The other half of the co-option a misdirection of this Presidentially appointed board was the attempt best typified by John Newman's constant mention of the CIA, Lee Harvey Oswald, and his attempt to track down records there. We have been hearing about this problem for decades. Never do we hear from Newman and the others — and Newman just retired from a life-time career in Army Intelligence —

about Military or ONI records of Oswald. After all, that is who Oswald really worked for. But at-tention was directed the other way, away from Bethesda Naval Hospi-tal and all records that might re-late to those at the autopsy.

It became apparent that COPA was monopolizing the Board with many false trails intended to ab-sorb the money and time of the Board — an old ploy in Washing-ton of which the most famous re-cent example is the HSCA, which had dumped on it countless false leads leading nowhere, by the "critics." Newman's testimony trig-gered a mass exodus from the hearing of the depressed,anddisil-lusioned audience, led by Anna Marie Kuhns-Walko and Deanie Richards, who are accustomed to telling it like it is.

"This is a farce," Anna Marie said loud enough for everyone to hear as she stormed from the meet-ing. Mark Zaid and Charles Sand-ers, both fresh out of law school and intent on making their mark, tied up the place in a legal show that led nowhere but sucked up a lot of time. It could have been printed and inserted in the record instead.

John Judge set the tone when he loudly announced that "I believe that the Joint Chiefs killed Presi-dent Kennedy!" That wild state-ment along with the equally dam-aging statements secreted in the presentations of the other COPA

hierarchy insured the permanent ruin of their credibility in the pub-lic record. Just as no news cover-age was made public of COPA's extravaganza, there was none for the ARRB. Why should there be?

These people are so inexperi-enced in Washington's ways that they shot themselves in the foot once again. Or are they so inexpe-rienced? I felt that we were looking at a sophisticated intelligence op-eration intended to pull the wool over the eyes of the innocent his-tory professors charged with the collection of assassination records, who night even be able to accom-plish some actual investigation, since they have the subpoena power.

When the COPA participants had finished speaking, they left, as though it was over. They were too busy to hear anyone but them-selves, as we all know. Little did they imagine what was to come that nearly erased their efforts on the spot.

But just what powers does the Board have? And when are they scheduled to expire? The Board was originally planned to be two years in length, which has almost expired, and this was only their first public hearing. "The two prime responsibilities of the Board are to identity and secure all re-cords relating to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and to review the decisions of Federal agencies to (see COPA on p. 20)

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So we arc i -.ft with suspicious, at inconclusive

possibility, the:. one note pro-Castr'-i Canns might

have been involved in tire assas.:inAtioni„,.f TM with or

without Lee Ha,i7e7, knnyledge and participa-

tion. Even ti,71-:ht• CIA had informed the FBI

about the obser-,ion cf t Cuban scier.tist the }la-

vana Airport clezcribed earlier. totaling sheet that

accompanied document, son.'-zAc. at the 'CIA had

scrawled the cximment: "'Pei et tliis die its

natural deat;':. the FE:-. is doir.g.- The CIA's own

source in Cute! .1, in dial by then.'

As for Ca=?:; no atterarA had anpi'r±ttly been made

to determine IdLy h..d travelled 1._ • i.J.E., why he

happened to ht n Dar, on Noveml . 22. 1963, why

he had abnip returt to Cuba -.-.1th apprent assis-

tance that• • ;, ' • . t lofty

than ever bcr‘•

3 rer.:-:1 1.7 h..' Pre-

sumably the 7-

- •••Pwat- • 4 he . 6. nents

cited by Hen.F.

but 'f •:,-:‘ri- ; was

made to Cases ,

altv it the,

Warren Comir;.!'

• tr`:v ..jorrneii CIA

about this Culirlb

Peter R. Whir ,4-1909 Saiton Road, Ab-

botsford, BC

NOTES 1. Coincidence (Zebra 13or,k3 Fen- sterwald (and Mich: ev :977„ pp. 49t.S. 8. -Amulet be meat that the authors deacriT c t ot:- being a twesty-three, "Cuban-- Anwsica", with co . . ,Or.pa Fr!' 711..y For Cuba. Committee, who ; :id have keen inn oh-et in th.it a.metoinafor., accord-ing to a CIA sour: .1. Hcomver, this dot oo..co. curly applies to CAI- berth Policarpo UT= whose sutpidoto ere desoileed detail in The Final Arraseluntlon Lei -ot (Saw= Books: N.Y.) pp. 136441. 2. The Final Asse.esiss.don ;Ora; t. .T.intarn Boric. N.Y 1979. p. 136. Note: the Cr -ono Airline 4igitt ix mouse 5h stated to loving token place on November 23, but the sport ,urented to yt the thotrunes on p. 693 - vw the corro... ee:s ofhluvernbtr 3. Reasonable Mute (I levy ct ut iao's Co.: NY ), 'tansy Huse, 1,185. pp. 421-3. 4. I had contacted I linoodt 'it the cou..c of trying to loom as other MACLEAN'S writes -mined . k Addy related to ..r.y Richud ohm-cht research, and thy., PA-s.,:rda -mu sucossfid. Rudy Aid either this year in Mexico, a ; t ciu1t of ,cident. 5. "The Great Cube,. . Cine) by with: l% Milo-_ n told to Barbara Moon, Fthrutuy 22, 1964. pp. 74, 35-42 and 'The Great Cube; Spy Caper" '--11 .1 Two), MACLEAN'S, March 7, 1964, pp. 24-25, 39- ;5. Also, Ne 77mes, Now-rritiv24, 1963. p. 25, and N'ff, Decernishr 11, 1963. 6. "Airlines to Avoid: ...Moor ay Alto Edmunds, sera to -,e on ;ossu-ary 22, 1990; it ear:. to be puln.:.d.-o in e Canadian tea -el magazine al-though I don't know r t eves ...AS. 7. Reasonable Don' 4

(OPEN continued frnm IA research field_

The resmrc) ,community needs unity. If MR and COPA are going !.o divide the Feld, what have we

gained? But if these two organization must exist al

tsvo and not as one, then it should be as Mgr, organizations which at least exter.4 ate protocol el'

professional cow

Tons DeVries, 805 Keadatwood N.E., tit and Ra-pids, MI 4954.1

NOTES 1. Tape of 1(.0< radic •v;:th ai,d "Ed", Portland, Ocelot. M..... 7. Anthony Sumintrs. 011:1:4•'ro...y, ;Paragon House, 19/19), p.207.

This presents. or .svas i0 V.4141 .hr the simple imam Met ,i- panicipron. rr::: I i......,1 Oglesby. and Robert CIrcZto monies: what appr.en. "nail .d front" ;n their discussion s the evidence. At the very. Imo, they refrain .dfrom arguing. t. Z.irbel is ootlui to point out that he a not a "remember.' • iu ottempta to link LW to tto mthestraron of the essaininatio:- , succeeds only in p-ovidir4 circumstantial evideno: ..1 hod fmlusowledge. and wax complicit who the plot.

:Fels point is grousided in the fact that the falsificatio.-4 co b- itself rndm ce. 6. ... To quote a phone front a letter Ty a researches. to T ut= Livingstone 's letter appeared., 7. ',;ase Livingsione's Killing The Truth, (Carroll ;; - .1, 1- Chapto 13. 8. Tail. pp. 376-7.

(C.:IPA continued from p.

poSiT2ne the release of a:;sassination records.

titite.ment was handed out by their Execetive

Daw: Marvell. • . --

This was their first public . .:,-1rtgr, and they 'pert

still dying to define the mew ur an ":,ssts7'. •

recurcl,' the stated purpose .etc hearing. T

that Vie Joint Chiefs killed the President noes •

dress treir purpose, ar.d. liscrert- ,

COPA- Waal rv.i testily, is one who screams that the CIA killed JFK, a line par-

roted by numetcus others at CO9A looking ter an easy

scapegoat, or at least implying this, tc!recting Isteryone

at the CIA, who eat :hese people for brealtfa5'... case

you didn't hear or react Compusetve, Gur: R.:aso

was in.fact present at a me-Wag Crlby inner

CIA types- discussing the best way; to hancPe Cnpa and their slanders. Enormous power :in.- : up agAlAst

this -ship of fools the moment they left the dock racy

were sinking before they get under way.

The transcript of their meeting should be stlidi.t ."

those who are interested the (see C0' p. 1i)

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f the C

entu

ry H

AR

RIS

ON

ED

WA

RD

LIV

ING

ST

ON

E

Harriso

n E

dw

ard

Livin

gsto

ne, a

uth

or o

f the N

ew Y

ork T

imes b

estsellers Hig

h

Treason and High T

reason 2, has w

ritten h

is most d

arin

g a

nd co

ntro

versia

l book

yet.

Killing K

ennedy is th

e cro

wnin

g a

chie

vem

ent o

f Livin

gsto

ne's e

xtraord

inary,

deca

de-lo

ng in

vestig

atio

n in

to th

e a

ssassin

atio

n o

f Pre

sident Jo

hn F

. Kennedy.

Here

he b

ypasse

s all p

revio

us e

fforts to

solve

the m

ystery o

f JFK

's death

and

demolishes attem

pts to disprove a conspiracy. He proves that the central evidence,

evidence critical to both sides of the case, is a product of the most incredible hoax

of the twentieth century.

Killing K

ennedy pro

ves th

at th

e fa

mous Z

apru

der film

is a fa

ke. It p

rese

nts th

e

method used by scientists to decode the film

and discloses how the film

has been used to cover up the

Killing K

ennedy intro

duce

s the first e

vidence

that th

e "m

agic b

ulle

t" is utte

rly incom

patible with the alleged m

urder rifle. K

illing Kennedy in

troduce

s new

pro

of th

at th

e a

uto

psy X

-rays w

ere

forg

ed to

fool

the Warren C

omm

ission and later investigators. T

his stunning new book details how

Gerald P

osner misled the public and the m

edia w

ith his so-called scholarship and how P

osner's propaganda blitz was intended to

disrupt the parallel investigation of Livingstone and his team of scientists, scholars

and researchers.

Killing K

ennedy is a m

ajo

r adva

nce

in o

ur u

ndersta

ndin

g o

f the a

ssassin

atio

n. It

unveils previously secret documents, show

s how vital inform

ation was suppressed

and puts the lie to the Warren C

omm

ission and the FB

I's official story. P

raise for H

arriso

n E

dw

ard

Livin

gsto

ne:

"Liv

ingsto

ne's

monum

enta

l investig

atio

n m

akes a

n in

valu

able

contri-

butio

n to

solv

ing th

e m

yste

ry o

f Kennedy's

death

." —

The G

uard

ian

Pra

ise for K

illing the Truth: "C

ase re

opened! G

uts

y . . P

lenty

of n

ew

evid

ence. E

ven m

ore

readable

and e

xcitin

g th

an h

is la

st b

ests

elle

r." —

Kirk:us R

eviews

HA

RR

ISO

N E

DW

AR

D LIV

ING

ST

ON

E is th

e a

uth

or o

f High T

reason, High T

reason 2, and K

illing the Truth. H

e has long led the investigation into the murder of JF

K. H

e lives in B

altimore.

MAY

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