The Last Investigation : a Former Federal Investigator Reveals the Man behind the Conspiracy to Kill JFK

Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents; Preface 2013, by Marie Fonzi; Prologue; Introduction; PART ONE: A PANDORA'S BOX; ONE: Of Truth and Deception; TWO: Haunting Questions; THREE: The Right Place, the Right Time; FOUR: In Miami, the Seeds of Vendetta; FIVE: A 'Traitor' in the White House; SIX: Seduced by the Web Weavers; SEVEN: Searching for Ghosts in Key West; EIGHT: Boozy Revelations in Powder Springs; NINE: A Funny Kind of Guy; TEN: High Noon in New York; ELEVEN: Strangers at the Door; TWELVE: Waiting for the Man in Atlanta; THIRTEEN: Something Happened.;Gaeton Fonzi's masterful retelling of his work investigating the Kennedy assassination for two congressional committees is required reading for students of the assassination and the subsequent failure of the government to solve the crime. His book is a compelling postmortem on the House Select Committee on Assassinations, as well as a riveting account of Fonzi's pursuit of leads indicating involvement in the assassination by officers of the Central Intelligence Agency. First released in 1993, The Last Investigation was a landmark book upon its release. More than merely an i. Cover Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Preface 2013, by Marie Fonzi Prologue Introduction PART ONE: A PANDORA'S BOX ONE: Of Truth and Deception TWO: Haunting Questions THREE: The Right Place, the Right Time FOUR: In Miami, the Seeds of Vendetta FIVE: A 'Traitor' in the White House SIX: Seduced by the Web Weavers SEVEN: Searching for Ghosts in Key West EIGHT: Boozy Revelations in Powder Springs NINE: A Funny Kind of Guy TEN: High Noon in New York ELEVEN: Strangers at the Door TWELVE: Waiting for the Man in Atlanta THIRTEEN: Something Happened. FOURTEEN: The Spy Master Pulls the StringsFIFTEEN: The Subplots of Deception SIXTEEN: An Offer He Couldn't Refuse SEVENTEEN: A Very Familiar Face EIGHTEEN: Strange Silences in the Library NINETEEN: Confrontation in Reston PART TWO: THE INVESTIGATION TWENTY: Off to a Stumbling Start TWENTY-ONE: Programmed to Self-Explode TWENTY-TWO: Chaos in Washington, Death in Manalapan TWENTY-THREE: Truth and Consequences TWENTY-FOUR: Inside Betrayals and Dirty Deals TWENTY-FIVE: New Priorities, Same Old Game TWENTY-SIX: Spooks, Rats and 'Reality' TWENTY-SEVEN: Good Guys, Bad Guys and the CIA. TWENTY-EIGHT: Some Kind of InvestigationTWENTY-NINE: A Massacre from Within THIRTY: Setting Up the Scenario THIRTY-ONE: Slip-sliding Away from the CIA THIRTY-TWO: Signals from 'The Night Watch' PART THREE: A VERY PECULIAR SERVICE THIRTY-THREE: Squirming Out of the Box THIRTY-FOUR: Show & Tell in Mexico City THIRTY-FIVE: Polishing the Badge of Honor THIRTY-SIX: The Name Game THIRTY-SEVEN: 'Uncle David' and the Ties that Bind THIRTY-EIGHT: A Brotherhood of Deception THIRTY-NINE: A Conflict of Recollections FORTY: Murder Through a Forest of Mirrors. FORTY-ONE: The Crack in the Covert WebFORTY-TWO: On the Trail of the Shadow Warrior FORTY-THREE: Confessions of a Home Town Hero FORTY-FOUR: The Final Confirmation FORTY-FIVE: The Only Way Out EPILOGUE: Looking Beyond the Conspiracy The Last Note Epilogue 2008 Selected Chornology Acknowledgments Index. A shocking exposé looking into the failure of our government to investigate the assassination of a president.Now featuring a foreword from New York Times bestselling author Dick Russell. Gaeton Fonzi's masterful retelling of his work investigating the Kennedy assassination for two congressional committees is required reading for students of the assassination and the subsequent failure of the government to solve the crime. His book is a compelling postmortem on the House Select Committee on Assassinations, as well as a riveting account of Fonzi's pursuit of leads indicating involvement in the assassination by officers of the Central Intelligence Agency. First published in 1993 and now with a new foreword by Dick Russell, New York Times bestselling author of They Killed Our President! and 63 Documents the Government Doesn't Want You to Read, Fonzi's The Last Investigation was a landmark book upon its release. More than merely an indictment of the Committee's work, The Last Investigation tells the story of the important leads Fonzi developed as an investigator, which sent him into the milieu of Kennedy-haters among anti-Castro exiles and CIA officers. In this highly readable book, the author follows the trail to formerly obscure CIA officers such as David Atlee Phillips and David Morales. New records declassified under the JFK Records Act have only added to the dark questions raised here. Gaeton Fonzi's masterful retelling of his work investigating the Kennedy assassination for two congressional committees is required reading for students of the assassination and the subsequent failure of the government to solve the crime. His book is a compelling postmortem on the House Select Committee on Assassinations, as well as a riveting account of Fonzi's pursuit of leads indicating involvement in the assassination by officers of the Central Intelligence Agency. First released in 1993, The Last Investigation was a landmark book upon its release. More than merely an indictment of the Committee's work, Fonzi tells the story of the important leads he developed as an investigator, which sent him into the milieu of Kennedy-haters among anti-Castro exiles and CIA officers. In this highly readable book, the author follows the trail to formerly obscure CIA officers such as David Atlee Phillips and David Morales. New records declassified under the JFK Records Act have only added to the dark questions raised here. Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy