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Every thoughtful person I know thinks OJ was guilty, myself included. The relevance of referring to the Simpson case in relation to JFK is clear: It stands in bold contrast to the other notorious murder investigation where, in this case, there can be no rational debate. By consensus, we understand that OJ was guilty as hell and he got away with murder. The evidence is overwhelming. Only the very determined, uninformed or mentally impaired could possibly believe otherwise. As George Tenet might say, it's a slam-dunk. If you are the kind of person who neither questions nor ever reevaluates why you believe what you believe, you might want to skip this. If you are not, you may be comforted by the knowledge that you're not alone. I thought there was no substantive argument to be made. I was wrong. Interesting feeling.
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Oswald and the CIA, 2008 ed., John M. Newman
Deep Politics ll, 2003 ed., Peter Dale Scott
Our Man In Mexico... 2008, Jefferson Morley
Wilderness of Mirrors, 1980, David C. Martin
JFK and Vietnam, 1992, John M. Newman
JFK and the Unspeakable, 2009, James W.Douglass
Brothers, 2007, David Talbot
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