Title: The Garrison case
First published: 1969
Description: This book involves an account of the investiaton by Jim Garrison, District Attorney for New Orleans, LA, into an alleged conspiracy involving Lee Harvey Oswald and a cast of characters from New Orleans. The prime suspect, charged by Garison with conspiracy to commit the assasination, was Claw Shaw, a prominent New Orleans bussiness man. His trial took place in 1979, resulting in the speedy acquittal. Garrison's much trumpeted case proved to be non-existent. This book is by an attorney who reprresented several  lesser figures charged by Garrison with perjury, including Walter Sheridan, an NBC news reporter. A federal court enjoined his prosecution as having ben brought in bad faith.
Subjects: Assassination, Clay Shaw, John F kennedy, Lee harvey Oswald, Milton Brener
Places: New Orleans
People: John F. Kennedy (1917-1963), Jim Garrison (1921-), Clay Shaw (1912?-)
Time periods: 1960s
LC classification: E842.9 .B7 1969