Author Description

Dealey Plaza is a story about people and events surrounding John Fitzgerald Kennedy's life, his Presidency, his assassination, and the conspiracy theories about his death swirling like vortexes spinning round-and-round-and- round. The book describes the end of Camelot and what it meant to society. This book will blow your mind. It delves into the inner psyche of Lee Harvey Oswald and his tumultuous relationship with his wife Marina. It touches on the lives of those at Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963, the motorcade watchers, the motorcade participants, the Secret Service men, the newspaper reporters, the police. The life of Lee Harvey Oswald is analyzed and portrayed as he moves from place to place. The book is as much about understanding Lee Harvey Oswald as it is about JFK and his life. The role of Jim Garrison the New Orleans District Attorney who charged the CIA, Clay Shaw, David Ferrie, Lee Harvey Oswald, and others with conspiring to kill JFK is reviewed in great detail. The CIA's and JFK's plans to kill Fidel Castroare noted along with how the Mafia, Jimmy Hoffa, Fidel Castro and others wanted JFK dead. The book is dedicated to Emory Roberts, who was my neighbor in Wheaton, Maryland and was in charge of the Secret Service Detail that fateful day at Dealey Plaza and was in the back-up car when JFK was shot. Marina Oswald is seen in all her radiant glory and what she went through after her husband was killed. What the CIA knew and did is an integral part of the story. JFK's hi-jinks with innumerable women spanning more than twenty-five years is revealed. Jack Ruby, owner of the Carousel Night Club, killer of Lee Harvey Oswald, his activities and actions are portrayed. David Ferrie was in the Civil Air Patrol with Lee Harvey Oswald in the mid-50's in Louisiana and his role in crazy goings on is discussed like his involvement in a plot to make a poison to kill Fidel Castro. There are people knowledgeable about conspiracies surrounding JFK's assassination who fea