Forgive My Grief II: A Further Critical Review of the Warren Commission Report on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy [*SIGNED*]

Jones, Penn Jr.

Edité par The Midlothian Mirror, Midlothian TX, 1967

[some rippling to pages, uneven browning to covers, minor surface-scarring at lower left corner of front cover and around the edges of the rear cover, stray pen mark at right edge of front cover]. Trade PB (two halftone photographs) SIGNED and DATED by the author on the dedication page. JFK assassinationiana, of the non-hysterical sort, the second of four "Forgive My Grief" titles by the editor and publisher of the Midlothian (Texas) Mirror, one of the earliest and most vocal critics of the Warren Report, which he considered a "gigantic fraud." The previous book in the series examined the mysterious deaths of eighteen people who (the theory goes) "knew too much" about the assassination; this one, in its turn, presents the "names and etails of THE STRANGE DEATHS OF 24 PEOPLE who knew something, learned something or saw something that was supposed to have remained secret." The book's Introduction, notably, is by George Senator, who had been a friend and roommate of Jack Ruby. Among the twenty chapter titles are: "The Miami Tape"; "Governor Connally's Coat"; "False Evidence by the FBI"; "Four Clicks and Two Clucks"; "Ruby and Bill Alexander"; and "A Bill Turner Review." Signed by Author. N° de réf. du vendeur 30765

Détails bibliographiques

Titre : Forgive My Grief II: A Further Critical ...
Éditeur : The Midlothian Mirror, Midlothian TX
Date d'édition : 1967
Reliure : Softcover
Illustrateur : Illustrated by (cover portrait) Elaine de Kooning
Etat : Very Good
Signé : Signé par l'auteur
Edition : First printing.