LEE HARVEY OSWALD
LEE HARVEY OSWALD
LEE HARVEY OSWALD
AUTOBIOGRAPHY FROM DEATH ROW
WHAT IF RUBY'S BULLET HIT OSWALD– BUT DIDNT' KILL HIM?
Years after Lee Harvey Oswald’s execution, a reluctant prison guard passes a hidden manuscript to a journalist. It is Oswald’s autobiography, secretly typed on a broken machine while he awaited the electric chair.
In its pages, Oswald reframes his life not as that of a disgruntled lone gunman, but as a carefully groomed patsy, selected for his unique psychological profile and maneuvered through a labyrinth of Cold War espionage.
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From his controversial defection to the Soviet Union to his entanglement with a shadowy network of intelligence operatives, mobsters, lovers, and anti-Castro exiles in New Orleans and Dallas, Oswald recounts a life spent as a pawn in a game he only understood when it was too late.
As he races to finish his story before his execution, Oswald lays out a chilling counter-narrative to the official record, forcing the reader to question whether his manuscript is the ultimate confession of a cunning sociopath or the last will and testament of the man who knew too much.
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EARLY READER REVIEWS
Historical fiction is not normally my thing, but once I started reading, I couldn't put it down. It's a great book.
A. DORSEY
A gripping and thought-provoking narrative that challenges the conventional wisdom about a pivotal moment in history.
M. KLUGMAN
A captivating and immersive journey into the mind of a controversial figure. Personally it left me with lingering questions and a desire for more.
L. CARGUILIO
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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DM Cutler is a twice-published author who has been fascinated with JFK and his assassination since he was a little boy. It started when the Zapruder film played to the American public for the first time on Geraldo Rivera's late night talk show.
Note: The author is neither a conspiracy theorist or a Warren Commission advocate. He just likes writing compelling and entertaining stories.
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