Murder from Within

346 Pages·2011·25.653 MB·English

by  Fred T. Newcomb, Perry Adams

T. Newcomb and Perry
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Pa.rt I
Destruction At 1Voonda)1 ....................................................................... _3
Chapter One
Planning for November Maneuvering
President Kennedy to Dallas ........................................................... 5
Chapter Two
Prelude to Murder How the Motorcade Was Managed .................. 29
Chapter Three
Execution Hmv a small select group the
Secret Service killed the President ................................................. .
Chapter Four
The Film.ed Assassination How the Key Movie
of the Murder Was Altered ............................................................ 91
PartH
Chapter Five
Parkland ...................................................................................... 121
Chapter Six
Bethesda How Kennedy's Wounds Were Altered ......................... 158
Part HI
Consolidation ................................................................................... 21 _1
Chapter Seven
Scapegoat: How Oswald Was Set Up ........................................... 215
Chapter Eight
RFK How Robert Kennedy dealt with Johnson
and Secret Service .................................................................. 268
PART IV
Epilogue ........................................................................................... 281
Chapter Nine
" ... what you can do for your country."
How to Protect the Presidency .................................................... 283
APPENDICES
Aooetltdix A .................................................................................... 293
Appendix B .................................................................................... 301
Appendix 306
&ooe1na.11x: D Witness Interview List ............................................... 310
Appendix E The Mystery of the "Walkie-Talkie" Man ................... 312
Photo and Image Credits .............................................................. 315
"The best of the Warren Commission
critics [indude] ... Fred Newcomb, Perry
Adams ..." -Rolling Stone
"Newcomb and Adams have researched this whole
matter far more extensively than I have, and they
have come to far more spedflc conclusions. What
they write is shocking-more shocking than some
of the earlier, more frenetically expressed charges
and insinuations-almost stunning because they
are not insinuations at aU hut flat statements as if
of known fact, known inferentially, to be sure, but
inescapably. Then, as indicated above, they adduce
a wealth, not to say a plethora, of documentation.
Their imputations against the Secret Service are in
general no more extreme than many whkh have
long passed current against the CIA.
I don't know whether the Secret Service killed the
man it is hi.red to protect or not, just as I don't
know whether Huey Long was shot by his own
bodyguard, as many believe in Louisiana. I'm not
a detective, but just a follow who sits and reads
books. I also read newspapers and magazines.
Sometimes I can't help thinking about what I read.
As I read Newcomb and Adams I could not confirm
or automatically accept what they were saying.
But neither, as I examined their documentation,
could I charge them with recklessness or arguing
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from prejudice or malice. Whether they have
seen correctly what they have looked at, I think
they have called the shots (if you will pardon the
gruesome pun) as they have seen them."
Prof. Medford Evans October 1975 review
Murder From Within in American Opinion. {Evans
graduated magna cum laude from Yale University,
~~~~~!:!;'in 1955).
"Newcomb and Adams ... have proposed an
explanation of the John F. Kennedy assassination
that involves a small number of government
offidals and Secret Service agents.-Charles G.
Wilber, Medico-legal Investigation of the President
John F. Kennedy Murder.
" was a complicated conspiracy to
assassinate John F. Kennedy involving
men highly placed in various government
agencies." -Congressional Research Service
" ... the book ... seems to be very condse,
detailed well documented."- Barry Goldwater,
flve-term senator Arizona
" ... upon reading the 'Execution' chapter, we
just read history. UK
"The entire research community is so indebted
to Newcomb: he gave us the alteration
theory (years before Lifton), cogent
criticisms of the Secret Service {while I was in
diapers!), analysis of the backyard photos
{later made famous by jack White), Dodd/
Seaport theory (in "Reasonable Doubt"
and "Ultimate Sac.riflce", among others), and,
unfortunately, Greer~shot-JFK theory (years
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before William Cooper et. al.). That aside, this
book reads well and even has good comments
about JFK's foreign policy (Vietnam). I am a proud
owner of an original.
-Vince Palamara-JFK/ Secret Service expert
(History Channel, author of two books, listed in
ove1· 30 other author's books, etc.)
Pittsburgh, PA" From his Amazon review of
Murder From Within
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