Customer Reviews

Flight from Dallas: New Evidence of CIA Involvement in the Murder of President John F. Kennedy

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

As a JFK Assassination researcher for many years, I find this book to be well written and compelling.This presentation is a very credible piece of the puzzle.

Unfortunately, Robert G. Vinson Passed away 8/09. Excellent book. A must read for anybody interested in the Kennedy murder.

Very interesting book, and I think believable. Here is more compelling (documented)info that points to CIA involvement in JFK assassination than anything Mark Lane presents in his latest book, "Final Word, My Indictment of the CIA in the Assassination of JFK." Too bad the identity of the 2 men flying out of Dallas in the afternoon of November 22, 1963 could not be made.

A great account. It's true, I am sure.

The question is: who were the two guys who got on the CIA transport,
in the Trinity river wash, on the afternoon of November 22, 1963.

My bet is that it was David Morales (Nash Rambler getaway driver) and
Billy Seymour (Oswald impersonator)

Read this book and see what you think, then send me a comment,
I am curious to know...

I really enjoyed this book. It was easy to read and kept my interest from the first word to the last. It brought a whole new light on the mystery surrounding the murder of our beloved president, John F. Kennedy.

*In a colossal CIA blunder, Robert Vinson's providential presence on the second Oswald's flight from Dallas has enabled us to see the planning for the Oak Cliff follow up to the assassination.



*JFK and The Unspeakable Washington and Dallas page 302

This book has to be one of the most trivial books ever printed on the subject of the assassination of JFK. It is 107 pages long, with large print which is double spaced, and takes a casual reader less than three hours to finish. In the end, it proves absolutely nothing. In my opinion, this is one book that is truly not worth the time or the money.

I haven't read the book, so I gave it 3 stars. My comment is based on the fact that the cover is wrong....it shows a Boeing 727 airplane (which I'm assuming is "The Flight From Dallas").In fact the President at that time flew on a 4-engine Boeing 707. This may be a trivial point, but it makes me think the book was rushed into press, and makes me wonder about how accurate the content may be.