Title: Questionable conclusions but undeniable information...
Review: The fascinating aspects of Noel Twyman's work lie not in his conclusions. His conclusions are, in fact, quite questionable. But the meticulous investigative approach he uses, and the myriad of information revealed is what makes this book worth its weight. He works backwards from the murder, outlining what needed to happen in order for the assassination to occur as it did, then working on what forces had the means/motive/opportunity to achieve each, and whitling down his list of suspects from there. It's an incredibly objective and revealing account of a great many things. I have told people before about how Oliver Stone's "JFK" is worth watching not because of what he thinks happened, but for all the information that is revealed along the way. This book mirrors that opinion and then some.
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