Assassination Science
Experts Speak Out on the Death of JFK
1st Edition
Published on 26. November 2013
500 pages
978-0-8126-9864-0 (ISBN)
Description
If you have ever been tempted to believe that President Kennedy was killed by a lone,demented gunman named Lee Harvey Oswald, then Assassination Science is the one book which will convince you, beyond any reasonable doubt, that there was indeed a conspiracy and a cover-up. Completely lacking the wild speculation that have marred some books on the shooting of JFK, Assassination Science sticks to the hard facts, interpreted by medical and scientific expertise.
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Content
- Intro
- Contents
- Preface
- Prologue: The Death of JFK
- PART I: Who Are the "Assassination Experts"?
- A Piece of My Mind: Lundberg, JFK, and JAMA
- Let's Set the Record Straight: Dr. Charles Crenshaw Replies
- On the Trail of the Character Assassins
- Thinking Critically about JFK's Assassination
- The JFK Assassination: Cause for Doubt
- Postscript: The President John F. Kennedy Skull X-rays: Regarding the Magical Appearance of the Largest "Metal" Fragment
- PART II: The Press Conference that Never Was
- Fetzer: Statement of 18 November 1993 (#1)
- Fetzer: Statement of 18 November 1993 (#2)
- Optical Destiny Measurements of the JFK Autopsy X-rays and A New Observation Based on the Chest X-ray
- Livingston: Statement of 18 November 1993
- Supporting Documents
- Commentary of an Eyewitness
- Letter to David Lifton of 2 May 1992
- Fax to Maynard Parker of 10 September 1993
- Clarification of 16 July 1997
- Correspondence with The New York Times
- Letter to Howell Raines of 13 September 1993
- Letter to Lawrence K. Altman of 1 December 1993
- Letter to Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, Jr. of 6 December 1994
- PART III: The Pursuit of Justice in a Bureaucracy
- Letter to The Honorable Janet Reno of 17 September 1993
- Letter to Professor James H. Fetzer of 7 December 1993
- Letter to Mary C. Spearing of 18 December 1993
- Letter to Professeor James H. Fetzer of 25 January 1994
- Letter to Mary C. Spearing of 30 January 1994
- Correspondence with Distinguished Americans
- Letter to Professor James H. Fetzer of 4 October 1993
- Letter to Professor James H. Fetzer of 15 November 1993
- Letter to Professor James H. Fetzer of 21 November 1994
- Correspondence with the Assassination Records Review Board
- Letter to the Honorable John R. Tunheim of 24 October 1994
- Letter to Professor James H. Fetzer of 14 February 1995
- PART IV: The Zapruder Film: Seeing but Not Believing
- Evidence. . . or Not? The Zapruder Film: Can It Be Trusted?
- The Case for Zapruder Film Tampering: The Blink Pattern
- The Wounding of Governor John Connally
- The JFK Assassination Re-enactment: Questioning the Warren Commission's Evidence
- Special Effects in the Zapruder Film: How the Film of the Century was Edited
- Epilogue
- Assassination Science and the Language of Proof
- Postscript
- Apologists and Critics of the Lone Gunman Theory: Assassination Science and Experts in Post-Modern America
- APPENDICES
- (A) Obervations of JFK Wounds in Trauma Room 1 by Charles Chrenshaw, M.D.
- (B) FBI Report with Summary of Treatment at Parkland by Kemp Clark, M.D.
- ( C) Transcript of Parkland Press Conference, 3:16 p.m., 22 November 1963
- (D) Signed State of Texas Certificate of Death for John Fitzgerald Kennedy
- (E) Unsigned State of Texas Certificate of Death for John Fitzgerald Kennedy
- (F) Bethesda Naval Hospital Report of Autopsy on John Fitzgerald Kennedy
- (G) Supplementary Report of Autopsy on John Fitzgerald Kennedy
- (H) Warren Commission Diagrams of JFK Wounds
- (I) Certificate of Death for JFK prepared by Admiral George G. Burkley
- (J) Partial Transcript of Warren Commission Testimony of Malcom Perry, M.D.
- (K) House Select Committee on Assassinations JFK Autopsy Drawings
- (L) JFK Autopsy Photographs Corresponding to HSCA JFK Autopsy Drawings
- (M) CIA Dispatch, "Countering Criticism of the Warren Report", 1 April 1967
- (N) CIA Advertisement for Photographers
- Index
- Acknowledgments
- Contributors
