Kennedy Assassination Explored

Authr and historian Michael Deeb

Historian to present at FADL on Tuesday Sept 19

 Sidebar: From high school on a friend and I long held a mutual fascination with the John Kennedy assassination. We devoured any writings we could find on the subject and pondered the possibilities surrounding the event that impacted our lives so vividly. It was my first immersion  into a conspiracy theory and I recall the buzz it produced. A sense that  you were somehow in on the real story while the non-believers were just being duped. The memory of being mildly obsessed with ‘what really happened’ is easy to recall, but it had been years since the event even crossed my mind.
Then I got a press release from N3 friend Stephani Gibson, the FADL person who keeps us updated on events at one of our cherished local bookatoriums. The title was...
Michael Deeb Presents the Kennedy Assassination at Fremont Library

It brought back a lot of memories. “Did Garrison have something or was he merely a publicity hound? Why was Jack Ruby allowed in the police station? Didn’t a waiter say he saw Oswald at Ruby’s night club earlier in the week? What did Dorothy Kilgallen know? Clay Shaw? Was Castro involved? The Mafia perhaps? Maybe both? And then there was the satirical play MacBird. Could it be possible that…” 
Oddly enough it was like visiting an old friend.

Here’s the skinny on the event.

Live @ the Library, a series of events including author visits and informational presentations at Fremont Area District Library is thrilled to host Michael Deeb for a presentation about the Kennedy Assassination.
The FBI insisted that one man killed President John F. Kennedy. The Warren Commission agreed. But since those hurried investigations were completed, many skeptics have disagreed with both declarations. On the contrary, they contend that there had to have been multiple assassins involved in the assassinations, not just one. Credible witnesses, law enforcement officials, bystanders and medical professionals had their testimonies either ignored or falsified. So, was this actually a cover-up? Michael Deeb, historian and author of several Civil War novels, will present his research. This event will take place in the Fremont library’s Community Room on Tuesday, September 19th at 7:00 p.m.