I am an attorney who has practiced law for almost 25 years. In 1963, at the age of five, I learned of the assassination of President John Kennedy, and it shattered my world. Kennedy had been a hero to me, and had embodied all I wanted to be as a man someday. For years, I accepted the Warren Report conclusion that Kennedy had been killed by Lee Harvey Oswald, but when I viewed the Zapruder film for the first time while in college, I began to have my doubts. I then read dozens of books on the Kennedy assassination and, in 1992, visited Dealey Plaza to view the crime scene myself. In 2005, I view more...
