BOOK UPDATE
Since rebooting the project to produce a second edition of my book and take the story to its bitter end, the work has gone through several rounds of revision, one of the reasons for the slow pace. That reflects a deliberate choice: I want the final structure to be sound, the foundation solid, and any conclusions fully supportable (where conclusions are reached at all).
The volume will be titled REOPEN THE KENNEDY CASES.
It will consist of a series of “mini” books. After extensive reworking, I now consider the first three complete, with three remaining — though the fourth is already more than halfway done.
One thing I can say with confidence is that the book won’t be joining the usual cycle of recycled theories. I’m working from primary material and a forensic approach that doesn’t fit neatly into any of the familiar narratives. For that reason, I’m keeping specifics under wraps until publication. The material needs to be seen in its full context, not pulled apart to prop up pre‑existing ideas.
In broad terms, the work includes comparison cases not previously examined in relation to the Kennedy cases, as well as what I believe is the most complete biographical and psychological breakdown of the relevant family dynamics. It also introduces new information across several previously overlooked leads and individuals.
I also have a co‑author on this project, whose name I’ll withhold for now. His assistance on the Mexico City angles alone warranted co‑authorship, and his work has generated enough material on one individual to support a separate volume tracing that person’s post‑assassination career into the 1970s in counter‑terrorism. It’s not a book I would have contemplated otherwise, but it’s a story that needs to be told.
