Crossfire: The Plot That Killed Kennedy, (Paperback)

from Oreillynsf

While this is one of the Bibles of the conspiracy theorists, as a work of investigation it is weak in many places. But the author's courage in making his theories known is admirable, and he does ask a number of important questions about some of the bizarre circumstances surrounding the assassinat...

from Zumbanista

Lost a star for being too disorganized at the beginning and too repetitive. Overall, a good one volume compendium of all the various actors that might have played a role in JFK's assassination. It is lengthy and repetitive, too much so IMO, although I know the author just wants to make his point...

from JohnAGoldsmith

Alas, this is a pretty terrible book. It has its moments, but the standards of argumentation in this book are not up to what the field of assassinology needs and deserves.

from angela.k.winters

This is a very short book. I got the audio book, and it was only an hour and 14 minutes long, with 20 of that being silly drum beats. Not worth the effort. I wasn't alive when the assassination of John F. Kennedy was done. All my life, I have heard about the conspiracies associated with it. I'm n...

from whirled

Readers should take heed of Crossfire's first line - "Do not trust this book". Author Jim Marrs acknowledges upfront he's often indulging in speculation about Kennedy's fate, and at times the holes in his reasoning are big enough to drive a presidential motorcade through. Despite its sometimes fl...