I was 9 years of age at the time of JFK's assassination and shortly thereafter started buying books and soon realized that our government was covering up a vast conspiracy. My first book was "Six Seconds in Dallas" by Josiah Thompson and I was hooked. Some 100 books later I am still collecting! Harold Weisberg advised me what books were worth buying and which ones were, as he would say, "seriously flawed". One of my favorites is "Act of Treason" by Mark North.
After 2 years of attending college, I started working for the Berkeley County Board of Education and have been working there for the past 38 years.
I love to travel and have been doing just that for 40 years or so.
When I am not reading and traveling, I attend West Virginia University Mountaineer football games and am an avid and very vocal fan!
I am currently reading "Presumed Guilty" by Howard Roffman. This a book I should have read a long time ago. Roffman basically gives a factual account based on the Warren Commission and then proceeds to show the circumstantial evidence and the ballistics. No theories, just facts. Oswald could not have fired a gun that day!