Overview
Over the past half century, opinion has been divided as to the role of Lee Harvey Oswald in the assassination of President John F Kennedy. The rumours began to spread almost immediately that the accused assassin may have been working for or was being manipulated by individuals involved with the United States Intelligence apparatus. The most tantalising piece of evidence came from none other than Congressman Gerald R Ford, who had served as a Warren Commission member in 1964. Ford revealed in his (co-written) 1965 book ""Oswald: Portrait of the Assassin"" that the FBI had an 'undercover agent' in Dallas at the time of the assassination and that that agent was none other than Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged assassin of President Kennedy. The two most asked questions in the whole JFK assassination story remain unanswered: Who was Lee Harvey Oswald and what was his role on 22 November 1963? In this book Glenn B Fleming looks at these claims and presents a compelling case that all is not as we have been told about accussed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald.
Full Product Details
Author: Glenn B Fleming
Publisher: Empire Publications Ltd
Imprint: Empire Publications Ltd
Dimensions:
Width: 12.50cm
, Height: 1.70cm
, Length: 19.50cm
Weight: 0.188kg
ISBN: 9781909360198
ISBN 10: 1909360198
Pages: 242
Publication Date: 01 November 2013
Audience:
General/trade
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Author Information
Glenn B Fleming was born and raised in Manchester, England. He is an author, designer, photographer, film maker, illustrator, cartoonist and has written many articles and published several magazines on varying subjects. His previous book on the JFK assassination was unique: written in a novel format, all from the view of alleged assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. S-172' looks at the story from the view that Oswald was an asset of the United States Intelligence community, a revelation dating from December 1963,only weeks after JFK was murdered. In 1976 it was revealed that the Central Intelligence Agency, after denying it for thirteen years, had, indeed, ""discussed the laying on of interviews"" and shown ""intelligence interest"" in Lee Oswald. In 1977, there were strong rumours of an Oswald 201 file. According to many former CIA employees, if the CIA has a 201 file on Oswald that would prove that he must have had some kind of intelligence connections with the agency. This statement became the basis of this work. The JFK assassination throws up more questions than answers at every turn; as eye witnesses to the assassination and surrounding events pass away, as time blurs the evidence and as the whole tragedy recedes further into history, it is vital those questions are answered today.
