“After the breakfast meeting in Fort Worth, Air Force One
will take the President to Dallas for a motorcade through the
city then a luncheon at The Trade Mart. Win Lawson’s been in
Dallas since the fourth doing the advance work. Dave Grant got
there a couple days ago to give him a hand.”As Rowley continued Agent Hill sitting next to Agent Ready
nudged him in the ribs with his elbow and whispered:
“Lawson’s never done a survey before. Wonder why Rowley
chose him?”Chief Rowley’s orientation droned on. “The Dallas office
doesn’t expect any trouble. But picketers spat on Ambassador
Stevenson in Dallas recently and hit him on the head with a picket.
Governor Connally told me people there are very emotional. We
must take every precaution.” The Chief paused and looked at his
men. “Any questions?”Lots of murmurs, but no questions.
The new novel by Bob Dorff, “Why JFK Had To Die,” zeroes in on how the Secret Service, motivated by LeMay, Lemnitzer, Dulles, and Angelton, stripped Kennedy of his protection, opening the door for the killers to assassinate JFK. How they controlled the autopsy to produce a report that created the “three shots, lone gunman theory.” The conspiracy proceeded only after Johnson and Hoover already assured the conspirators of protection from accountability.
Dorff Interview on KMIR
Bob Dorff
Bob Dorff with on KMIR Television
Exceptional interview with author Bob Dorff on his book, “22 Days Hath November.”
By JOE SIMNACHER / The Dallas Morning News
jsimnacher@dallasnews.com
Aubrey Rike at PARKLAND Hospital
On Nov. 22, 1963, Aubrey Lee “Al” Rike had hoped to get a glimpse of President John F. Kennedy’s motorcade.
Instead, the 25-year-old Dallas ambulance driver became an eyewitness to the turmoil at Parkland Memorial Hospital, where he would befriend Jacqueline Kennedy, help her transfer her wedding band to her husband’s finger, and place the president’s body into a bronze casket.
Mr. Rike, 72, died Thursday of a heart attack at LifeCare Hospitals of Plano.
Greg Kinnear and Katie Holmes to play JFK and Jackie O in History Channel mini-series
New Review
Your book is right on target. I read it straight thru, did not put it down~~~!!!!!
