The Kennedy Conspiracy contains 12 little-known accounts by JFK assassination eyewitnesses, investigators, and other principal figures that shed new light and offer new evidence about the greatest unsolved murder case of the 20th century. In combination, they cast grave doubt on the official Warren Commission conclusion that accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald acted totally alone on November 22, 1963.
Author Bill Sloan, now one of a handful of surviving Dallas press corps members who were on the scene that day, was working on the City Desk of the Dallas Times Herald just four blocks away when the fatal shots were fired. He helped cover the fast-moving sequence of events that followed and spent years investigating the case and conducting exclusive interviews with many of the people directly involved.
