Chappaquiddick

[Peter Lemkin]

Has any additional information about the private investigation of the JFK assassination commissioned by Jacqueline Kennedy (also mentioned in Ch, 7) ever surfaced?

I believe you are referring to the investigation paid for by Onassis on behest of Jacqueline and family. It has to my knowledge never surfaced even in part publicly. Jacqueline's will had some strange provisions that certain items were not to be made public until the death of all of her children and their children. [not sure if it was worded that way, or with a very long number of years]. However, it was clear these were not physical items of value per se, but things like letters, diaries, writings and would likely include the investigation. The Onassis clan should have copies [or more likely the conclusions] as should all of the Kennedy family, I would think...but can't prove. It is generally assumed by the research community to have come up with about what we now know, generally, and was IMHO the reason Jackie didn't feel safe in the USA and preferred to remain out of it and surrounded by Onassis security and often on a boat or small islands the rest of her life.