"Hit List" delves into the deaths of individuals who had some connection to the JFK assassination, and whose deaths are considered by some to be suspicious or mysterious.
While the book presents a collection of such cases, one example of a suspicious death highlighted is that of Dorothy Kilgallen. The book questions whether Kilgallen's death was indeed accidental or if it was part of a pattern of mysterious deaths that seemed to eliminate individuals with knowledge or connections to the JFK assassination.
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It is preposterous to claim someone took one-hundred pills without vomiting at any point in the process.
The authors explore the possibility of a conspiracy to eliminate witnesses who could potentially reveal hidden truths about the assassination.
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Hit List: An In-Depth Investigation into the Mysterious Deaths of Witnesses to the JFK Assassination
Authors: David Wayne, Richard Belzer
Dorothy Kilgallen was a prominent journalist who covered the JFK assassination and was known for her relentless pursuit of the truth.
She was the only reporter who interviewed Jack Ruby, the man who shot Lee Harvey Oswald, and was granted access to classified documents related to the case. Kilgallen's coverage and investigative work raised questions about the official narrative of the assassination.
She was found dead in her New York City townhouse within days of calling a friend to claim she "cracked" the JFK assassination.
Her cause of death was officially ruled as an accidental overdose of barbiturates. However, this explanation has been met with skepticism by some who argue that Kilgallen's in-depth knowledge of the JFK case and her outspokenness made her a potential target for those who wanted to keep certain information concealed.
"Hit List," serves as a provocative exploration of these cases and the doubts surrounding them, contributing to the broader discourse on the JFK assassination.
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