(By President Gerald R. Ford on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, in an exclusive forward to The Warren Commission Report, available only through Flat Signed Press, Inc.)
Whether you believe that the November 22, 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy was the result of shots fired by a lone assassin from the 6th Floor of The Texas School Book Depository, or if you believe in one of the many seriously considered "conspiracy" theories, The Warren Commission Report is the definitive primary resource for any and all students of this most historic event.
This Warren Commission Report is not only an historic text, but a working document. Since in the hearts and minds of many, this case is not closed with regard to what actually transpired on that fateful day, the report provides valuable insight into what actually happened that day.
Adding fuel to the fires of conspiracy theorists and those who have accepted the conclusion of the Warren Commission, is an exclusive forward, written by the late President Gerald R. Ford, when he was the last surviving member of the commission. Some say this forward closed the door on any and all conspiracy models. Others say it merely opened it even wider. The publisher of this, Ford's final book and who helped author the text, does believe there was a conspiracy and that Ford knew even more than he told his publisher and the world. Ford admits here for the first time that the CIA "did" destroy pertinent documents, covering up the investigation of the assassination. Ford shares many other breath-taking admissions with the reader in this, his final book, written three years prior to his own death.
Now you can read what Ford had to say about the "single bullet theory," the Zapruder film and Oliver Stone’s movie, JFK. And maybe you can answer for yourself, "Who killed John F. Kennedy?" Since it's publication, strange things have happened with the publisher Tim Miller. During radio interview when certain subjects would be discussed, phone lines dropped mysteriously......multiple times. Prank, or perhaps serious, phone calls came to his home with no person giving their names and the only thing being heard was a discussion from a very recognizable voice on the topic of East Timor; Ford's most embarrasing event during his presidency. These are just two examples of the many strange things that have happened surrounding the publishing of this newsworthy book.
Only 3,000 leather-bound copies, hand-signed by the late President Gerald R. Ford, and also containing this exclusive forward are available in the world. Make an investment in your own knowledge and also this most historical books on the topic of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
