Tipping Point: The Conspiracy that Murdered President John Kennedy

Tipping Point begins with an examination of what decades of research, and the work of both the House Select Committee on Assassinations and the Assassinations Records Review Board, have revealed in regard to critical issues with the official story of President Kennedy’s assassination. That overview reveals the details of extensive problems with the evidentiary and forensics information presented in the Warren Commission Report - and demonstrates why it is neither credible nor even suitable for a serious study of President Kennedy’s assassination. The reality of the Warren Commission's failure is that the standard approach to understanding the assassination is simply not feasible. You literally can’t get to the truth using what was entered into evidence and into the national archives. While this may seem shocking to someone new to the assassination, it was acknowledged even in private remarks by the deceased President’s closest family members and friends.Fully acknowledging that problem, Tipping Point takes a fresh approach, revealing the actual conspiracy though the words and remarks of a handful of people who had a limited knowledge of both the plot and insights into how it was organized and executed. While those people will be new to most readers, they are not unknown or unknowable; we now have documents which present their backgrounds, their connections and the context in which the conspiracy they describe evolved.Tipping Point takes readers through a chronology of events, year by year and ultimately in the final 90 days of fall, 1963 as the attack in Dallas came together. It addresses the people, the motives and mechanics of that attack - exposing specifically why those involved were moved to act against the president. In doing so it demonstrates exactly why President Kennedy had to be eliminated, not politically but in an act of murder. Read more