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The assassination of President Kennedy did not end in Dealey Plaza.
In the years that followed, witnesses began to die — suicides, accidents, overdoses, shootings, heart attacks, and disappearances. Many had information contradicting the official investigation. Some were scheduled to testify. Others had already spoken.
Statistically improbable… or systematically convenient?
This book documents the strange pattern of deaths connected to the case: reporters, police officers, informants, associates of Lee Harvey Oswald, and individuals tied to intelligence operations.
Not rumor — documented cases.
Not speculation — timelines.
If the assassination was the crime, the aftermath may have been the cleanup.
History records the shots.
It rarely records the silence that followed.
The assassination of President Kennedy did not end in Dealey Plaza.
In the years that followed, witnesses began to die — suicides, accidents, overdoses, shootings, heart attacks, and disappearances. Many had information contradicting the official investigation. Some were scheduled to testify. Others had already spoken.
Statistically improbable… or systematically convenient?
This book documents the strange pattern of deaths connected to the case: reporters, police officers, informants, associates of Lee Harvey Oswald, and individuals tied to intelligence operations.
Not rumor — documented cases.
Not speculation — timelines.
If the assassination was the crime, the aftermath may have been the cleanup.
History records the shots.
It rarely records the silence that followed.