JFK — A New Investigation Now Available

A new title has now joined the investigation library.

JFK examines the forty-eight hours surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas on 22 November 1963.

Few events of the twentieth century have been examined, debated and challenged as extensively as Kennedy’s death. More than sixty years later, the basic sequence of events remains familiar around the world, yet arguments surrounding the evidence, the investigation and the conclusions drawn from it continue.

This book returns to the beginning.

The story opens on the eve of Kennedy’s visit to Texas and follows the president through the final hours before the Dallas motorcade.

From there, the chronology tightens.

Dealey Plaza.

The shots.

The race to Parkland Memorial Hospital.

The announcement of the president’s death.

The swearing-in of Lyndon B. Johnson aboard Air Force One.

The arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald.

And the first uncertain hours of an investigation that would become one of the most controversial in modern history.

Rather than approaching the subject through sensational claims, JFK concentrates on the documented sequence of events and the evidence available to investigators.

The central questions remain compelling.

What happened in Dealey Plaza?

How did the investigation develop during those first crucial hours?

What evidence led authorities towards Lee Harvey Oswald?

Where does the historical record appear strong?

And where do legitimate questions and disagreements remain?

The assassination of John F. Kennedy has generated an enormous body of material over the decades — official investigations, witness testimony, photographs, film, forensic evidence, intelligence records and thousands of books and documentaries.

For readers, the challenge is often separating what is established from what is alleged.

That is the purpose of this investigation.

To take the reader back to November 1963 and reconstruct events as they unfolded, before decades of argument reshaped the story.

JFK is now available on Amazon Kindle as part of the Bill Stewart investigation library.

It joins the growing collection of books examining major disasters, crimes, intelligence operations and historical events where the official record deserves close scrutiny.

Sometimes history becomes clearer with distance.

Sometimes the questions become even more difficult.

The Kennedy assassination remains one of those cases.