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Yet, according to McLaren, it is almost certain that Harvey did not<\/i> kill the president. He shot him, but he did not fire the bullet that killed him.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
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Colin McLaren, a retired Australian Detective Sergeant and a Task Force Team Leader, spent almost five years researching the death of the president and writing his book. He not only visited the site of the killing, he also pored over the results of ballistic expert Howard Donohue’s 25-year study into the bullets that were used. As well, he read the thousands of pages comprising the Warren Report \u2013 an account of the Warren Commission’s months’ long attempt to uncover the truth. Sometimes, however, there are people who do not want the truth uncovered, and this was most obviously the case with the killing of JFK. Of course, not all people agree with McLaren’s findings; however, it is refreshing with a different, highly possible, perspective on a fifty-year-old assassination. <\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
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According to McLaren, the conspiracy was not to kill<\/i> the president but to conceal who had actually<\/i> killed him. The killing itself was a horrible accident. Should the perpetrator’s name have come to light, it was an accident that could have had devastating consequences for a certain group of people and, by extension, America herself. <\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n