Russell's treatment of the intelligence angle is comprehensive --
Oswald in Japan, CIA in Mexico, military intelligence, mind-control, KGB,
anti-Castro Cubans, H.L. Hunt et al. Simultaneously, his journalistic hook
is an extended cat-and-mouse debriefing of Richard Case Nagell, an untalk-
ative Oswald associate who contracted with U.S. intelligence and also had
an arrangement with the Soviets; it still isn't clear who was pulling his
strings. Nagell walked into an El Paso bank in September 1963 and fired
two shots into the wall so that he would be in jail while "it" came down.
"It" happened two months later, on November 22, 1963. If there is space on
your shelf for only one JFK assassination book, make it this one.
ISBN 0-88184-900-6
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