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Post Mortem: The Classic Investigation of the JFK Assassination Medical and Ballistics Evidence and Cover-Up

2013

Synopsis

Originally published in 1969, Post Mortem is a classic analysis of medical and ballistics evidence in the JFK assassination. Some of the documents collected and analyzed here by Harold Weisberg were suppressed for over twelve years, and Weisberg includes the original documents and pictures that the Warren Commission and the FBI didn’t want you to see.
Included inside Post Mortem are:

Official documents the Warren Commission did not have and did not want

Scientific proof that Oswald could not have killed JFK

Top secret commissioner deliberations when they learned Hoover and the FBI had the Commission boxed in to prevent real investigation, and their decision to destroy that record

Proof of a conspiracy and how it was hidden by both the Commission and the FBI

Autopsy evidence, medical evidence, and ballistics evidence not previously known

This is the report of a decade-long investigation like no other, giving the real documentary proofs and telling how and where they were obtained. Combined with Weisberg’s many other publications on the assassination of JFK, the information revealed in Post Mortem is shocking and mandatory reading for anyone interested in knowing the truth behind the death of a president.

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