The Assassinations: Probe Magazine on JFK, MLK, RFK and Malcolm X

Jim DiEugenio and co-author Lisa Pease have compiled the only readable and believable book worthy of wide readership concerning the collective murders of JFK, MLK, RFK, and Malcolm X, who himself infamously said that when JFK was killed, it was because the "chickens had come home to roost." Poor Malcolm didn't know his name was on the next bullet, but I'll bet his family, friends, and supporters weren't surprised. Just why Bobby Kennedy would be brazen enough to seek the Oval Office after the three previous deaths is hard to fathom unless it was to reopen the 1963 case that stunk to high heaven.

This tome is filled with sensational backstories not revealed in other JFK assassination books and is a page turner, although not a joy to read. You will burn midnight oil once you begin with the insightful introduction by the famous television judge Joe Brown (who officiated at the television trial of James Earl Ray, the alleged slayer of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.), but you will soon be shocked by the massive amount of information that your Government has refused to acknowledge. Be warned that this is to be read with an open mind and a heavy heart.