Ever since that fateful day in Dallas, theories about President Kennedy's murder have proliferated, running the gamut from the official ""lone gunman"" verdict to both serious and utterly screwball conspiracy theories. This book presents an objective accounting, underlining both the logic and the limitations of the major theories about the case.
Kurtz, a distinguished historian who has plumbed every crevice of the controversial Kennedy assassination case for more than 30 years, now sums up and critiques four decades of debate, while also offering provocative new perspectives.
