Oswald Under Arrest: The Documented Story
The fateful last hours of the man who denied killing JFK
As a JFK assassination author, Bart Kamp brings focus and discipline to the subject with a meticulous account of the last forty eight hours in the life of Lee Harvey Oswald, the man who denied killing President Kennedy.
Rather than dwell on the forensics of the gunfire, he clarifies the immediate aftermath in which witnesses, law enforcement, and the world sought to understand what had happened. To see how Oswald’s protestations of innocence coincided with White House and FBI efforts to convict him alone is to understand the political dynamics at work on November 22, 1963. To wit:
Top U.S. government officials settled on the “lone gunman” theory before the investigation into Kennedy’s murder began.
From the Assassination Archive and Research Center in Washington, DC.
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