There always have been and always will be theories revolving around JFK. The research and look back into the past here was well done. The author delved deep into the theories and posed even more questions for us. He really did do his research and had me thinking about the book long after I closed my kindle at night. I really enjoyed this interesting and intelligent exploration of JFK's assassination. I would highly recommend this read.

As a Kennedy fanatic, I was so excited to read this book as its topic centers on the media perceived and portrayed JFK's assassination. I've read numerous books on the Kennedy's, especially JKF, and it's hard to reinvent the wheel. This book doesn't disappoint. I was pleasantly surprised by the new lens to view JFK's murder. If you're a Kennedy fan, you'll most certainly enjoy this book.

I am sorry I would love to read this book however when I go to download it it only gives me the option to download to pdf... I use kindle can you please help me with this?
Thank you,
Tiffy

As a JFK buff, I was very excited to be given the chance to read this book. The author did an excellent job on the theories, etc. Very informative and easy to read and comprehend. Thanks to NetGalley, the author and the publisher for the ARC of this book. Although I received the book in this manner, it did not affect my opinion of this book nor my review

I was 8 at the time of the events of Dealey Plaza. I have read and explored many theories and published conclusions about the assassination of John F Kennedy. I must say that Jim DeBrosse offers readers a really thorough, in depth journey through the myriad of media treatments of the theories and conclusions, both official and unofficial. I appreciated that it came off as conversational rather than as a lecture. See No Evil is like a discussion with friends, knowledgeable friends! I think See No Evil would make a great book discussion selection as there is so much that lends itself to discussion and debate.

I would have loved to read this book but due to the pdf format was (as with several in the past) unable to download. I have tried with Adobe Digital Editions, Bluefire Reader and Aldiko. I am sorry so many publishers chose to use the acsm format. I gave this book a "neutral" star rating.