Since the day that President John F. Kennedy was murdered in Dallas, Dr Cyril Wecht has earned his reputation as one of the foremost skeptics of the US government's official answer to the death of the 35th president. Co-authored by true crime writer Dawna Kaufmann, this book rehashes Dr Wecht's decades-long experience with the JFK case.
Since the day that President John F. Kennedy was murdered in Dallas, Dr Cyril Wecht has earned his reputation as one of the foremost skeptics of the US government's official answer to the death of the 35th president. Co-authored by true crime writer Dawna Kaufmann, this book rehashes Dr Wecht's decades-long experience with the JFK case.
The late Cyril H. Wecht M.D., J.D., was an internationally acclaimed forensic pathologist, attorney and medical-legal consultant who became famous for consulting on deaths with a high media profile. His expertise was called upon in cases involving John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr., Elvis Presley, JonBenet Ramsey, Laci Peterson and Kurt Cobain, the fatal stabbings of the family of Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald, the O.J. Simpson slayings, and the Waco Branch Davidian fire, among many others.
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Table of Contents Foreword by Oliver Stone Preface The World's Greatest Murder Mystery "The President's Been Shot!" Who Was John Fitzgerald Kennedy? Kennedy as President November 22, 1963 "Nut Country" Dealey Plaza and the "Grassy Knoll" Abraham Zapruder Parkland Memorial Hospital The Battle Over the Body The Stretcher Bullet The Arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald LBJ Becomes President Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald? George de Mohrenschildt Oswald in Police Custody The President's Autopsy Governor John Connally's Wounds Three Funerals The Zapruder Film Oswald Goes Deeper Major General Edwin Walker Oswald in New Orleans Other Oswalds? Curtain Rods or a Rifle? The Murder of Lee Harvey Oswald Who Was Jack Ruby? The Next Few Days The Warren Commission The Warren Commission Report The President's Autopsy Report The Warren Commission's 26 Volumes Arlen Specter: A Worthy Opponent My Lecture at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences The Zapruder Film Screening The Jack Ruby Enigma Assassination Nation The Ramsey Clark Panel Jim Garrison My Visit to the National Archives Tracking JFK's Brain Dan Rather More Commissions and Committees The House Select Committee on Assassinations Willem Oltmans and George de Mohrenschildt Trials, Tribulations, and Triumphs Oliver Stone's JFK My Lunch with Marina The Journal of the American Medical Association The Assassination Records Review Board Media Matters Moving Forward Acknowledgments Index
Table of Contents Foreword by Oliver Stone Preface The World's Greatest Murder Mystery "The President's Been Shot!" Who Was John Fitzgerald Kennedy? Kennedy as President November 22, 1963 "Nut Country" Dealey Plaza and the "Grassy Knoll" Abraham Zapruder Parkland Memorial Hospital The Battle Over the Body The Stretcher Bullet The Arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald LBJ Becomes President Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald? George de Mohrenschildt Oswald in Police Custody The President's Autopsy Governor John Connally's Wounds Three Funerals The Zapruder Film Oswald Goes Deeper Major General Edwin Walker Oswald in New Orleans Other Oswalds? Curtain Rods or a Rifle? The Murder of Lee Harvey Oswald Who Was Jack Ruby? The Next Few Days The Warren Commission The Warren Commission Report The President's Autopsy Report The Warren Commission's 26 Volumes Arlen Specter: A Worthy Opponent My Lecture at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences The Zapruder Film Screening The Jack Ruby Enigma Assassination Nation The Ramsey Clark Panel Jim Garrison My Visit to the National Archives Tracking JFK's Brain Dan Rather More Commissions and Committees The House Select Committee on Assassinations Willem Oltmans and George de Mohrenschildt Trials, Tribulations, and Triumphs Oliver Stone's JFK My Lunch with Marina The Journal of the American Medical Association The Assassination Records Review Board Media Matters Moving Forward Acknowledgments Index
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