Cover-Up

In Cover-Up, J. Gary Shaw and Larry R. Harris present a meticulous investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, arguing that official narratives obscured a coordinated effort to hide the truth from the public. Drawing on witness accounts, photographic evidence, and inconsistencies within the Warren Commission’s findings, the authors build a compelling case that the event was not the act of a lone gunman but the result of a broader governmental deception. With the precision of researchers and the urgency of investigators, Shaw and Harris unravel one of the most enduring mysteries of modern America—a story of secrecy, power, and the manipulation of history.