The Unanswered Questions About President Kennedy's Assassination

The questions that would not How many shots were really fired. . .and from how many guns? How could Oswald, a mediocre marksman at best, have squeezed off such a deadly pattern of shots in less that 5.6 seconds at a moving target and from a difficult angle? Was the running man in the brown hat an accomplice? How could a bullet fired downward cut upward in President Kennedy's body? Who drove the "police squad car" that honked its horn outside the rooming house where Oswald had fled right after the assassination? How was Ruby able to penetrate the Dallas Police Headquarters sealed off even to Secret Service men? Why were the autopsy notes and the prisoner interrogation records not kept? Pulitzer Prize winning news reporter Sylvan Fox meets these questions squarely. This is a book that had to be written.