Marrs Jim Preface (4 results)

Super octavo, illus glossy light card covers, white lettering to spine, xxii + 216pp, VG (moderate creasing & curling to cover edges, light chafing & soiling to covers, light soiling to page edges, some moderate underlining in ink to text throughout).

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. "The official story about 9/11 is discredited. That is the sobering conclusion reached by millions of Americans, all across the political spectrum, who have sifted through the evidence uncovered by hundreds of independent researchers. Many honest citizens have now infered that powerful US officials must have had foreknowedge of the planned attacks, and then acted from the inside to thwart efforts to prevent the attacks, remove or cover up criminal evidence and hamper inquiries into what happened. This is the definitive journalistic account of the hidden role of the Bush administration in failing to prevent the 9/11 attacks." - back cover. "This sobering book is vital reading for every American patriot." - Jim Hightower. Clean, bright and unmarked with very light wear. A high-quality example. ; 8vo.…

Soft Cover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Rare near fine four volume set compiled by author Paris Flammonde. Thick glossy yellow wraps, deep red and black cover and spine titles, light shelf, corner wear. Pages fine; no writing. Rarely seen images, photo sections throughout. Binds fine, square. An expanded analysis from researcher, author, etc. Paris Flammonde who originally published "The Kennedy Conspiracy" in 1969 with detailed analysis of Jim Garrison's investigation and case. Full titles: "Notes on a Projected Encyclopaedic Narrative and Personal Perspective on the History of the Assassination of America: The Kennedy Coup d' Etat. Book One: The Deaths in Dallas; Book Two: The Masques of New Orleans; and, Book Three: Barren Harvest. The End of an Era, An Examination of the Jim Garrison Investigations, and the Effects on the Growing Totalitarianism in the Expanding Hegemonic American Empire with a Foreword by Cyril H. Wecht, Introduction by William Turner, and, a Preface by Jim Marrs. Book Four: The Indices of the Assassination of America. Dramatis Personae, Subjects, Illustrations, General Corrigenda, and Reviews of Gerald Posner and Vincent Bugliosi 'Oswald Lone Killer' Books by James DiEugenio, James Fetzer, David Wrone, Josiah Thompson, Gary Aguilar, and Gaeton Fonzi." Includes bibliographical references and index. Contents (contained in Book One): "The Deaths in Dallas. Chapter 1. In the Beginning. Is the End; Chapter 2. Autopsy-turvy: The Deaths of the President; Chapter 3. Lee Harvey Oswald: The Man, the Myth, & the Martyr; Ch. 4. Officer J. D. Tippett: A Man Akin to Many Parts; Ch. 5. George De Mohrenschildt: The Shadow and the Substance; Ch. 6. Jack Ruby: A Caricature of Immortality; Ch. 7. The LIFE of Oswald: Various Stages of Development; Ch. 8. The Zapruder Film: Positive and Negative-Frame by Frame-Up?; Ch. 9. Archive of an Alleged Assassin: Fact, Fiction & Fantasy; Ch. 10. Ammunition, Arms, & The Mannlicher Carcano; Ch. 11. Remise en Scene: Shades of Shooters & Vital Views; Ch. 12. The Graphic Analyses of the Various Assassination Ballistic Possibilities; Ch. 13. 'The Johnson Commission' or The Dullest (one could a) Ford Scenario (Commonly called The Warren Commission). "Book Two: The Masques of New Orleans. Chapter 14. Jim Garrison: The Elements Were So Mixed in Him; Ch. 15. David Ferrie: A Demon of His Own Design; Ch. 16. Perry Raymond Russo: Malice in Blunderland; Ch. 17. Dean Adams Andrews, Jr.: The Courts' Jester; Ch. 18. Clay Shaw: The Man Who Wasn't What He Was; Ch. 19. Gordon Novel: The Super-numerary; Ch. 20. W. Guy Banister & Jack Martin: Thug and Mug; Ch. 21. The Cubans: The Resident Revolutionaries; Ch. 22. The Cover-Up: and the Covers-up of the Covers-up; Ch. 23. Clay Shaw, Accused: The Trial and Error; Ch. 24. The Criticism: The Massassination of Jim Garrison. "Book Three: Barren Harvest. Chapter 25. How Kennedy was Killed: The Methods in the Madness; Ch. 26. Why Kennedy was Killed: The Reason for Treason; Ch. 27. Who Killed Kennedy: Beware of Those Nearest the Throne; Ch. 28. Descent into the Maelstrom: The Past is Prologue. Appendices." Appendices (in Book Three): "The Critics: Originals, and 2nd to 5th Generations: Photographs; Biographies of Some JFK Critics; Assassination day: Secret Service Agents in the Motorcade; The Assassination and the Federal Bureau of Investigation; The Dallas Police Force; The Cental Intelligence and Related Assets; Dallas Sheriff's Dept., Attorneys General, and Other Officials; New Orleans Law Witnesses or Persons Related; Witnesses to Murder of Officer J. D. Tippit; Friends, Acquaintences, and Contacts of Oswald and JackRuby; Cast of Physicians and Medical Personnel; Autopsy Room Cast at Bethesda, Maryland Naval Hosp.; Major Official Printed Documents; Official Documents, Not for Publication; Internet Sources of Assass. Materials; Assass. Investigations Organizations; Articles from Journals, Magazines, and Newspapers; Assass. Video Tapes, CDs, DVDs, & Audio Recordings; Federal Records; Official Record and.…

First edition. First edition. Complete in four volumes.lxxvi, 490; [ii], [491]-1020; [1021]-1428; 1429-1774 pp. Bound in publisher's yellow wraps. Very Good+ with a few minor scuffs and stains to edges. Small scratch to front wrap and peeling to laminate on bottom of back wrap of Vol. 1. Nice shape overall. A mammoth work on the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The author was a longtime habitue of the JFK assassination scene (in addition to circulating in the UFO and sci-fi subcultures) who knew most of the major researchers on the case since November 22, 1963. He pays tribute to them here, summarizing their work and adding some details and personal reminiscences. The second book, Masques of New Orleans, is arguably the strongest, with some interesting insights on the Big Easy figures D.A. Jim Garrison prosecuted such as David Ferrie and Clay Shaw. These books seem to have had hardly any distribution (not surprising as they were self-published in the oughts and Flammonde was a proud Luddite in his late 70s) and are quite uncommon in commerce.…