Publisher's Synopsis
If Judyth Vary Baker is telling the truth, it will change the way we think about the Kennedy assassination. Judyth offers an account that integrates much that has been written about the assassination into a more or less coherent whole and puts myriad facts about the assassination in an entirely new light.
This new series begins with a most controversial subject: the words of Judyth Vary Baker, highlighted throughout the text, to support her claim of being Lee Oswald's lover in the summer of 1963, and her admissions of committing countless felonies in trying to create a cancer-inducing medium to kill Fidel Castro.
