The Fiasco of Spartacus

[David Josephs]

The thing that bugs me about this is that John's book is something like 982 pages of text.

I mean how many of these people have actually really read it? And the accompanying CD.

Maybe about as many as have read RH?

But unlike with RH, there is a lot of valuable information in John's book. To this day, I think his treatment of the rifle issue is the best in the literature. And his 100 page chapter on Mexico City is up there with the Lopez Report and John Newman's work on the subject. And that is just two points among many of distinction.

Let's please not forget there are over 2000 notebooks at Baylor and spools of microfilm that are not shown anywhere...

Weeks at the Archives yearly for over year 10 years produces documents in these notebooks which are not seen anywhere, unless you;ve been to the archive.

It remains one of the most thorough accounts of the corruption of the evidence available and serves as a basis for most anyone trying to dig deeper in any area of the assassination.

We don't hear them talking about that... only some fanatical need to poorly attack that which is not understood...