This volume recounts the events surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in November of 1963. It includes information drawn from thousands of hours of research, interviews, as well as the testimony of hundreds of witnesses to the Dallas police, the FBI, the Secret Service, as well as the Warren Commission. The author reconstructs the assassination, giving dates and times, sometimes second by second, to make these real events come to life, including seventy-nine photographs and drawings. Photographs of the shooting, broken down into tiny fractions of a second, anatomical drawings of the wounds of President Kennedy and Governor Connolly, fingerprint evidence in the "sniper's nest" at the Book Depository, extensive photographs of the grassy knoll at the time of the shooting, and accounts from many eye-witnesses provide weighty, seemingly incontrovertible, evidence that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone shooter.

"Drawn from an earlier work, Reclaiming history"--Title page verso.

Editor's note -- Author's note -- Four days in November -- Abbreviations used for citations -- Source notes -- Bibliography -- Acknowledgments -- Index.