The JFK Files – Unveiling the Secrets of an Assassination: Secrets, silence, and sixty years of unanswered questions.

On November 22, 1963, the world stopped. President John F. Kennedy was shot in broad daylight, yet decades later, the truth remains buried under redactions, “magic bullets,” and unanswered questions.

The JFK Files – Unveiling the Secrets of an Assassination isn’t a conspiracy rant. It’s a clear, compelling exploration of the cracks in the official story — from the silencing of Lee Harvey Oswald to the contradictions of the Warren Commission, the redacted CIA files, the whispers of Cuba, and the witnesses who saw too much.

This book is about the questions that never went away.

It’s about power, silence, and why the truth — even sixty years later — still matters.

If you’re ready to step into the fog, to read between the blacked-out lines, and to feel the weight of history’s most enduring mystery, then this book belongs in your hands.

Because some stories don’t end.

They echo.