Four Days in November: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy
“One of the best narrative treatments of the four days from assassination to funeral.” (Wall Street Journal)“This is quite simply a book that will be read for centuries.” (Scott Turow, author of Presumed Innocent)“What Bugliosi has done is a public service... the literary equivalent of World War I, a kind of trench warfare for the mind.” (New York Times Book Review)“At last, someone has done it, put all the pieces together.... With this work, Bugliosi has definitively explained the murder that recalibrated modern America.” (Los Angeles Times Book Review)“By far the most accurate and detailed nongovernmental account [of] the assassination.” (Richard Mosk, member of the Warren Commission - Los Angeles Daily Law Journal)“Absent a trial proving [Oswald's] guilt, Bugliosi has offered the next best thing: a prosecutor's air-tight brief that leaves no reasonable doubt.... Bugliosi is right that this case is, and ought to be, closed.” (Washington Post)“There is no question that Bugliosi succeeds in scorching the conspiracy theory terrain with ferocious, even definitive, plausibility.” (The Atlantic)“Few books are as gripping in their narrative, or as telling in their fine detail. This is a book that will make you weep.” (Philadelphia Inquirer)“What Bugliosi has done is reframe the narrative in such a compelling manner, in such an original writing voice, that he essentially shuts the conspiracy theorists down cold.” (The Oregonian)