Murder Tales: The JFK Conspiracies

De: H. N. Lloyd

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The gunshots that ended John F. Kennedy’s life in 1963 reverberate to this day. In Murder Tales: The JFK Conspiracies, true‑crime historian H.N.Lloyd invites you on a gripping journey through that fateful day in Dallas and the tangled investigations that followed. Lloyd dissects the official accounts, exposing inconsistencies and gaps in the evidence, and paints vivid portraits of the people whose lives were cut short or forever altered. Along the way, he explores the enduring conspiracies that have captivated generations and asks the most unsettling question of all: what really happened? Fast‑paced and meticulously researched, this instalment of the Murder Tales series offers a fresh, thought‑provoking look at one of the 20th century’s most debated crimes. Whether you’re a history buff or a true‑crime enthusiast, you’ll find yourself turning the pages long into the night.

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You can't skim jfk for dummies and then "write" a book. Facts are important. RFK's middle name was not Fitzgerald. There is no such thing as "an evitable" anything. The word is inevitable. There is nothing of any value here, which I guess is why it's free. But I feel like I should receive hazard pay for listening as long as I did.