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November 22, 1963
by Mark Fuhrman
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"If only Dealey Plaza could talk: a fresh, counterintuitive take on the JFK assassination." - Kirkus.
"Whatever the truth of the matter, readers will not be convinced by his case for the thesis that this was a "simple murder." - PW
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