Six Seconds in Dallas A Micro-Study of the Kennedy Assassination by Josiah Thompson Review/Summary

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Writer:	Josiah Thompson
Publication	Berkley Publishing Corporation
ISBN-13	978-0425032558
Language:	English
Genre:	Non-Fiction
Best Sellers Rank:	#2,850,636 in Books
Customer review	4.6/5
Publish Date:	1 January 1976

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The book "SIX SECONDS IN DALLAS" by Josiah Thompson, which is a study of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The author argues that despite numerous far-fetched theories about the assassination, his book is the most rational and logical examination of the events that took place on that fateful day.

Thompson's book relies on eye- and ear-witness testimony, drawings made from stills of the Zapruder film (which is believed to show the assassination of JFK), and expert analysis to support his argument that there was a conspiracy involved in the assassination.

The book is described as the "best proof" of a conspiracy to have emerged from the 60s, as well as any other decade. This implies that the book presents compelling evidence to support the author's theory of a conspiracy, which sets it apart from other works on the topic.

Overall, the excerpt suggests that SIX SECONDS IN DALLAS is a highly credible and well-researched book that presents a compelling argument for a conspiracy in the JFK assassination.

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