The Final Second Movie in Dallas

On this long-awaited follow-up to his critically acclaimed 1967 basic,
Six Seconds in Dallas: Josiah Thompson reveals main new forensic discoveries because the 12 months 2000 that overturn beforehand accepted “” concerning the Kennedy assassination. Collectively they supply what no earlier guide on the assassination has performed—incontrovertible proof that JFK was killed in a crossfire.

Final Second in Dallas doesn't delve into conspiracy theories but uncovers intriguing revelations about the Kennedy assassination. Contrary to popular belief, the claim that all bullet fragments came from Oswald's rifle is debunked. The apparent movement of the president's head in the Zapruder film before the fatal shot is explained as a camera illusion, pinpointing the shot's origin to the right front of the limousine. Detailed analysis, combined with newly validated acoustic evidence, reveals a second shot from behind moments later. This dual-directional headshot scenario in the critical final second is the essence of the book's title.

In Final Second in Dallas: readers are taken on a captivating journey through a blend of historical detective work and a personal narrative from a respected figure in the field. This book vividly portrays the dramatic events, revealing government errors, political biases, as well as the controversies surrounding the investigation. The author, Thompson, intertwines his own remarkable story - a Yale-educated scholar who abandoned his tenured professorship in philosophy in 1976 to pursue a career as a private investigator in San Francisco, earning a national reputation along the way.

Final Second in Dallas is richly illustrated with dozens of archive pictures, including high-clarity reproductions of Zapruder movie frames. Dive into this captivating account of that fateful moment in Dallas.