Particular book by a female researcher on the WR in the way early years...

[Glenn Nall]

I can't think of the name of the book or of the author, but there's a very early (circa 64,65?) book by a woman that is one of the first to rebut the WC findings. It's incredibly hard to google if i can't remember the author or the title, much less necessary if I could, and it's just as difficult coming up with search terms that will find it for me.

I'm sure many of you in here know the book I'm talking about. Appreciate anyone's help...

[Chris Newton]

Maybe Sylvia Meagher, Accessories After The Fact 1967 or her WC Index published in 1965?

[Glenn Nall]

That's it, Chris. thanks.

do yourself a favor. don't get old.

[Steve Thomas]

Maybe Sylvia Meagher, Accessories After The Fact 1967 or her WC Index published in 1965?

Sylvia Meagher's book was one of the first books I ever read on the subject. I was stunned to learn that the evidence in their own 26 volumes didn't support the conclusions presented in the Commission's Report. That stuck with me all these years.

Steve Thomas

[Glenn Nall]

thank you, too, Steve.

I wonder what the general consensus is on Ms Meagher and these two books of hers, if anyone has anything to offer on this. I'd heard that he Index was pretty comprehensive even for then.

[Joseph McBride]

I think Meagher's is the best book on the assassination. Her analysis

is so lucid and cutting.