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Reclaiming History The Assassination of President John F Kennedy Vincent Bugliosi Books

I found Bugliosi's book to be the last word on the assassination of JFK and the most reasoned work on the subject of who killed the president.

The author utterly destroys the numerous conspiracy theories surrounding Kennedy's -- and Oswald's -- murder by applying logic and skepticism. I have read many books on this subject and have always been interested in the tragic events in Dallas. I began my early adult life believing that Oswald could not have murdered the president without being part of a wider conspiracy after reading several books that promoted that argument. But as I have aged and read more measured and reasonable books on the assassination, it became obvious to me that Oswald and Jack Ruby carried out their crimes completely on their own.

Reclaiming History has proven that Oswald's temperament could never have allowed him to work with others to plan and execute the murder. Likewise, Bugliosi, as well as other authors, conclusively show that Ruby's quicksilver personality, as well as being in the right place at the exact right time, led to his shooting Oswald. Bugliosi has slammed the door on the possibility that the Mafia, the Russians, the Cubans, the FBI, the CIA or any other group or individual, were responsible for the murders of Kennedy, Oswald, or Dallas police officer J.D. Tippett.

I will admit, you have to have a deep interest in the subject to read this massive book, but I read every word and keep it on my bookshelf to re-read certain chapters from time to time. Make sure you read the chapter on Oliver Stone's absolutely bizarre and goofy movie, JFK, and how the director has helped plant many of the murder's twisted conspiracy theories in the public's mind.


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Reclaiming History The Assassination of President John F Kennedy Vincent Bugliosi Books Reviews

Extremely detailed and well written covering everything surrounding the assassination of JFK. Fascinating read and well informative.
I rated this book 5 stars because it's really an encyclopedia of the assassination written for people who are not conspiracy minded. Case Closed by Gerald Posner is an easier read but for the really dedicated student of the assassination Reclaiming History is the fitting sequel to the Warren report and the 26 volumes for it's sheer amount of information that's pertinent in satisfying the original conclusions of the Warren Report.
This is a very, physically, heavy book. Don't know what kind of paper they used to print it with, but it is quite physically heavy, takes both hands to hold, and is uncomfortable to try and rest on your lap. That aside, obviously, Mr. Bugliosi likes to argue, and he is well-spoken presenting both sides of the issues. His writing is very clear. As for the conclusion to his writing, I would like to use a statement from the writing that Bugliosi wrote that when he studies a case, he states in the book, "My only master and my only mistress are the facts and objectivity." Unfortunately, this is a relative statement, for it depends on what the facts are, or at least, what one thinks the facts are. The "Warren Report" is also extremely lengthy, but it seems that Mr. Bugliosi bit off a little too much and does not review the report enough and really examine the testimony of the one most important figure in all of this, the eyewitness to Oswald on the day of the shooting, Mr. Brennan.
Exhaustive and reasoned study of the Kennedy assassination. Bugliosi examines the conspiracy theories and explains why they are not credible. No work on the Kennedy assassination is better than this book.
While this book is excellent, be forewarned that it will include far more than 99.8% of readers will ever need to know about the JFK assassination. Unless you are absolutely religious about your belief in conspiracy theories it will make you conspiracy-proof. (Check the high percentage of 1-star reviews that, if you read the entire book are all addressed.) Vincent Bugliosi is a bulldog that won't let go.
It is THE definitive history of the Kennedy assassination. Painstakingly researched over twenty years, it is a facinating debunking of the conspiracy theories. A must read.
An excellent book about the Kennedy assassination--exhaustively researched ,well written and easy to read. Bugliosi disproves all the wild, ridiculous conspiracy theories put forth by the shots-from-the-grassy-knoll crowd. It is a hefty book--sixteen hundred pages--but well worth the effort to read it.
I found Bugliosi's book to be the last word on the assassination of JFK and the most reasoned work on the subject of who killed the president.

The author utterly destroys the numerous conspiracy theories surrounding Kennedy's -- and Oswald's -- murder by applying logic and skepticism. I have read many books on this subject and have always been interested in the tragic events in Dallas. I began my early adult life believing that Oswald could not have murdered the president without being part of a wider conspiracy after reading several books that promoted that argument. But as I have aged and read more measured and reasonable books on the assassination, it became obvious to me that Oswald and Jack Ruby carried out their crimes completely on their own.

Reclaiming History has proven that Oswald's temperament could never have allowed him to work with others to plan and execute the murder. Likewise, Bugliosi, as well as other authors, conclusively show that Ruby's quicksilver personality, as well as being in the right place at the exact right time, led to his shooting Oswald. Bugliosi has slammed the door on the possibility that the Mafia, the Russians, the Cubans, the FBI, the CIA or any other group or individual, were responsible for the murders of Kennedy, Oswald, or Dallas police officer J.D. Tippett.

I will admit, you have to have a deep interest in the subject to read this massive book, but I read every word and keep it on my bookshelf to re-read certain chapters from time to time. Make sure you read the chapter on Oliver Stone's absolutely bizarre and goofy movie, JFK, and how the director has helped plant many of the murder's twisted conspiracy theories in the public's mind.