What Really Happened?: JFK: Five Hundred and One Questions and Answers

by Joan Hubbard-Burrell

One of the most complex mysteries in world history is the assassination of President John Kennedy. More than thirty years after his death we still don't know what really happened. From careful... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0963479598
• ISBN13: 9780963479594
• Release Date: January 1992
• Publisher: Ponderosa Press
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.5" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Exceptional book. Extrordinary Research!

What at first seems to be just another "JFK - what really happened book", turns out to be one of the best investigative pieces of research I've seen on the subject.The power lies in the questions. The realization that something really corrupt and unspeakable happened in this country is hammered home with a simple yes or no answer determined by indepth research. The implications of those involved is chilling.I've seen the JKF movies and read a few books and remember when the asassination was announced. Information I've never heard before is presented in this book. "What Really Happend", brings up facts and answers questions that will send chills up your spine. Eye opening information presented in a concise and chronological format making a complex subject and course of events more comprehensible.This is a hard-to-find book, but well worth the search.

great great book

this book is a simple question and answer book.it dosen't go into the assassination of JFK, but rather it answers the questions of who was this guy and what was his role.you learn about when ex-President Jimmy Carter was giving a speech on the JFK assassination and then the tv sound just went mute. the book answers what Jackie was actually reaching over the car for and who people like Lee Bowers were and what Richard Nixon and J Edgar Hoover had to do with the JFK assassination.this is a very simple book, but it's very informative and very well written.has numerous photos of some of the people mentioned in the book.great book.