Assassinations, The: Dallas and Beyond

Ever since the Warren Report was issued in 1964, a handful of serious critics has said that the American public deserved a re-investigation of the murder of JFK, and of subsequent political assissinations in America.  This small goup still remains at the center of responsible criticism of recent American political murders.  This anthology brings together the best of this fundamental criticism:  Did Presidents Johnson and Nixon doubt that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone?, What evidence is there that Oswald was telling the truth when he claimed his innocence?  What is the connection between Dallas and Watergate?, In what ways have the media contributed to assassination cover-ups?