Title: If You Can't Find it, Make it Up!
Product review: Mrs. Mellon, living with a Communist (chief aide to Bertrand Russell) at the time, was brought to New Orleans in 1969 as an impressionable young girl to meet the "hero" of the conspiracy theorists. She was "taken" by Garrison and has spent the past 38 years bragging about her "relationship" and how the goofy Garrison was wronged. Finally, after being turned down by more than one publisher, she found one gullible enough to produce this abomination. She has so many facts wrong, so many dates and places skewed and accuses anyone she doesn't like (or Garrison didn't like)of being either an FBI agent, or informer, a CIA "plant" or "asset" and thereby attempts to discredit their testimonies. Even her friends have deep-sixed this book -- and it IS trash, not fact, not fair and it's surprising nobody has sued her yet. I am a former New Orleans reporter.
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