The assassination of President Kennedy is known as the “crime of the century.” It is one of the greatest mysteries of all time. What could one man do to find the truth? You will be surprised by the answer. Jim Koepke interviewed dozens of people from the Kennedy/Johnson/Nixon era, including Directors of the CIA, Intelligence Operatives, Organized Crime Figures, and Military Officers. Koepke’s research even led him to the Watergate figure known as “Deep Throat.” The information Koepke found is stunning and will encourage the reader to give considerable thought to these historical events.
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Every book reviewed on Amazon about JFK has this idiotic review that "while this book is good Ultimate Sacrifice is the best ever." Do you think,Vince, that you could stop putting your so-called review to every book in the catalogue? Your review is meaningless and it's irritating to see it stuck on every book. So give it a rest.
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Seems like the only ghosts the author chased were the ones that made him feel like more than a "common man". The author told about several important people calling him but he told very little of their conversations with him. I can't imagine receiving the calls he did and only having a 2 minute conversation. it seems that even the author is trying to "cover up". I am still not sure what really happened and reading this book will definitely not make things any clearer.
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