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Man Who Killed Kennedy: The Case Against LBJ and Related Conspiracy Reads
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items A focused collection of books for readers intrigued by Roger Stone's argument that Lyndon B. Johnson played a central role in JFK's assassination. These titles expand on similar themes, from LBJ-centered theories to broader critiques of the official ...
Ideal starting point for readers specifically interested in the claim that Lyndon Johnson masterminded JFK's assassination. Political operative Roger Stone combines insider experience with assassination research to argue that LBJ had the motive, mean...
The Man Who Killed Kennedy: The Case Against LBJ
Phillip F. Nelson's book is for readers who want a detailed, LBJ-focused narrative that predates and parallels Stone's case. Drawing on extensive secondary sources, Nelson argues that Johnson actively planned Kennedy's murder and knew in advance when...
JFK conspiracy theorist points finger at LBJ
Written by attorney Barr McClellan, a former member of a law firm closely tied to Johnson, this book targets readers interested in alleged legal and financial mechanics behind the plot. McClellan claims LBJ's attorney network and Texas business allie...
Blood, Money & Power: How LBJ Killed JFK
L. Fletcher Prouty, a former Pentagon liaison to the CIA, is essential for readers who want structural context around Stone's LBJ thesis. He argues that Kennedy's moves to rein in the CIA and withdraw from Vietnam threatened the military‑industrial c...
The CIA, Vietnam & JFK Assassination Plot
James W. Douglass's work is aimed at readers seeking a heavily documented, morally and spiritually framed account of why Kennedy was killed. He portrays JFK as a Cold Warrior turning toward peace, whose policies on Cuba, Vietnam, and nuclear weapons ...
JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died
Jim Marrs's classic is suited to readers who want a broad, encyclopedic survey of JFK assassination evidence and theories. He compiles witness accounts, official documents, and alternative scenarios to argue that Kennedy's many enemies in business, i...
Crossfire: The Plot That Killed Kennedy
Richard Belzer and David Wayne's book is for readers intrigued by patterns of suspicious deaths around the case. It profiles roughly fifty individuals connected to the assassination whose deaths, the authors argue, are statistically improbable as mer...
Richard Belzer Hit List: In-Depth Investigation
James DiEugenio's book is best for readers who not only doubt the Warren Report but also mistrust how popular media retell the story. He critiques Vincent Bugliosi's massive Reclaiming History and the film Parkland, arguing that both reinforce an imp...
Reclaiming Parkland: Tom Hanks & Vincent Bugliosi
Joan Mellen's study of New Orleans DA Jim Garrison appeals to readers fascinated by the only prosecution ever brought in the JFK case. Using thousands of documents and extensive interviews, she argues that Garrison uncovered CIA-linked operatives, an...
A Farewell to Justice: Jim Garrison, JFK Assassination
Jesse Ventura, Dick Russell, and David Wayne target general readers who want a structured, point‑by‑point breakdown of why the lone‑assassin story fails. The book compiles evidence on ballistic anomalies, medical inconsistencies, CIA and mob links, a...
They Killed Our President: 63 Reasons