High Treason 2 : The Great Cover-Up: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy Book

Like its coauthored predecessor, High Treason 1, this book, while creditable for some of the original research it represents, is very poorly written. The emphasis here, again, is on the photographic evidence, much of which the author shows to be suspect. In addition, much attention is paid to the testimony of persons present at the Dallas and/or Bethesda examinations of the body, testimony which overwhelmingly indicates that a conspiracy occurred in that the President was shot from both front and back, the greatest damage being incurred by the former.

Marring the evidential exposition is a subsidiary parallel text representing the author's beliefs and opinions regarding other matters. First, there is his high regard for Kennedy and rather credulous belief that all would have been well in SE Asia had he lived. Second, there is a long chapter devoted to attacking the movie JFK and Oliver Stone, its director. In addition to this there are also sidesteps into other political assassinations such as MLK,RFK, John Lennon and Allard Lowenstein--even of such failed attempts as those directed at George Wallace and Ronald Reagan. If all of this material had been organized, several books might have been produced.