OSWALD THE CIA AND THE WARREN COMMISSION

Oswald the CIA and the Warren Commission<br>From the beginning the Warren Commission was a fl awed process. Credible<br>witnesses were not called on sight testimony of eye-witnesses to the crime<br>were not requested or their testimony was changed to fi t the perceived notion<br>of the true facts. Oswald was the lone killer of the president-case closed.<br>New research compiled over the past 48 years has put a new spin on the<br>death of John F. Kennedy. Previously held government documents released<br>via the JFK Records Act have moved the discussion in a different direction<br>one that the Warren Commission failed to pursue. The roles of the CIA<br>FBI and other government agencies are now seen in a new light adding a<br>new perspective to the written record. Efforts by the Kennedy administration<br>to oust Fidel Castro in a new invasion in 1963 as well as the revelation of<br>Kennedy's top Cuban spy in the heart of the Castro government are revealed.<br>These and other new facts are at the heart of this important book.