4 JFK Blockbusters

On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas, in one of the most shocking and controversial events in American history. Lee Harvey Oswald was quickly arrested and accused of the killing, but before he could stand trial he was shot and killed by Jack Ruby. The Warren Commission later concluded that Oswald acted alone, yet eyewitness testimony, ballistics, disputed evidence, conflicting official accounts, and questions surrounding intelligence agencies and possible conspiracy have kept the case alive for more than six decades.
This powerful four-audiobook collection brings together Oswald Is Innocent, The Killing of JFK: Roger Dean Craig, The Warren Report, and The Lee Harvey Oswald Tapes. Drawing on official findings, rare recordings, eyewitness testimony, disputed evidence, and the voices of those closest to the case, Geoffrey Giuliano examines both the accepted history and the challenges to it.
Together, these four works offer a compelling documentary-style exploration of Kennedy’s assassination, the case against Oswald, the testimony of Roger Dean Craig, the conclusions of the Warren Commission, and the recordings and recollections surrounding Lee Harvey Oswald himself. A gripping investigation into the evidence, the contradictions, and the unanswered questions that continue to surround November 22, 1963.