Killing JFK: 50 Years, 50 Lies--From the Warren Commission to Bill O’Reilly, A History of Deceit in the Kennedy Assassination

De: Lance Moore

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

November 22nd, 2013 marks the 50th Anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy... and at last we have the unbiased facts, concisely-presented by a skilled, acclaimed author who is also a credible voice: an ordained Methodist minister. “Finally, a well-written, witty, and factual overview of the case that examines both the big picture and all the important details in the mosaic—without getting lost in a morass of tangential information. This is an important book that clearly demonstrates why the JFK assassination case is still relevant, unsolved, and intriguing. Whether an expert or a beginner on the subject, you will find yourself rereading many passages and marveling at the wealth of information that clearly indicates a conspiracy in the Kennedy murder. Moore’s work also serves as a terrific counter-assault towards several prominent apologists of the official story. Not just "Recommended": Highly recommended!” —Vince Palamara, author of Survivor’s Guilt: The Secret Service and the Failure to Protect President Kennedy Praise for Dr. Moore's previous work: "A significant work. Well crafted, painstakingly researched, a book people need to read. Dr. Moore has written a Great Book.” ~Edward Wesley From two Pulitzer Prize winners: “Reads awfully well...a fine job...a beautiful book in every way.” -N.H.L. “You have a gift for gab!” -S.T.

Excellent

Concise and clear. A massive amount of information presented in an orderly and compelling way. Really well done.

The truth

Disliked the AI reading; Tedious to listen to; Constant mispronunciations; awkward pauses. Content is extraordinary, but listening to AI is a trial.

Virtual voice is bad

I liked the book very much. The virtual voice was very bad!! It mispronounced words and this really broke the flow of the story. Not a fan of AI reading!!

The detailed references and the excellent review of a complex, controversial subject.

Duplicity of closely related topics is somewhat aggravating but perhaps necessary in order to fully understand the complexity of obscure but important elements of his arguments.

so many unknown facts always knew it wasn't oswald

ai was cool and the info on lbj was pretty damning,shame on them all
I would listen again to hear what I may have missed

Inarguable facts

I love how the author so clearly and methodically presented facts about the case that were incongruent with the Warren Commissions findings.

Concise and compelling

Well researched and documented. Thank you for your dedication to the truth at great cost to yourself Mr. Lane. All that is hidden willl eventually e revealed.

Unique perspectives and comparative knowledge

I like the way the book was put together and the comparisons and the conclusion

The computer-generated narration is bad.

AI ruined this audible book. Too many instances to count on mispronunciations, such as wound (as a ball of twine is wound) rather than a physical injury is a “wound”. It was like listening to a GPS audio. I don’t recommend computer narration. Probably was a well-thought out book but it was hard to focus on because of the narration.