Rush to Judgment
by Mark Lane | 
The Day Kennedy Was Shot
by Jim Bishop |
On the Trail of the Assassins
by Jim Garrison | 
Case Closed
by Gerald Posner |
Plausible Denial
by Mark Lane | 
Crossfire
by Jim Marrs | 
The Death of a President
by William Manchester |
JFK
by L. Fletcher Prouty | 
Columbine
by Dave Cullen | 
Homicide
by David Simon | 
The Library Book
by Susan Orlean | 
The Esperanza Fire
by John N. Maclean | 
Getting Away with Murder
by Chris Crowe |
Simeon's Story
by Simeon Wright |
Sex Trafficking
by Siddharth Kara |
On the Laps of Gods
by Robert Whitaker |
The Freedom Summer Murders
by Don Mitchell | 
Jack the Ripper
by John J. Eddleston | 
L.A. Noir
by John Buntin | 
The Billionaire's Vinegar
by Benjamin Wallace |
A nation lost its innocence on November 22, 1963, the day that President John F. Kennedy was killed by an assassin's bullet in Dallas. Thirty-five years later the nation continues to suffer the aftershock of perhaps the most traumatic single event in its history, in part, no doubt, because the case continues to elude closure. For more than three decades, Harrison Edward Livingstone has continued researching the Kennedy assassination in his assiduous pursuit of the truth, and in this scrupulously updated new edition of his authoritative volume High Treason he presents new evidence and penetrating analysis to prove further his case that a conspiracy to remove the thirty-fifth president of the United States from office did exist.