The Two Faces of Lee Harvey Oswald

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Summary: The first account through Oswald's eyes
Review: Fleming has written a dramatic and partial account of the assassinaton from Oswald's eyes. As such don't expect this book to dwell too long on the whys and wherefores of the number of bullets, the grassy knoll etc etc But taken as a piece of drama this is one of the best alternative accounts of the JFK Assassination that exists in print today. Steadily paced, Fleming perfectly captures the pandemonium of the Dallas Police Department in the days following the assassination - and while some might criticise Fleming's basic premise (that Oswald was a patsy) as a piece of drama it can't be faulted is deserving of the highest praise. What are you waiting for screenwriters?