Sunday, October 30, 2011

JFK Assassination: J.B. Purdue Confesses to Being One of the Shooters in Dallas

Federal Agent Jonathon Stone, working on an entirely different assignment, uncovers the assassin, Jean Purdue, living his final days in Lee Parish Nursing Home just outside of New Orleans.

Purdue admitted he was part of a team of snipers running a mission in Dealey Plaza in 1963. He claims he was located on the Dal-Tex Building roof and was the one responsible for the neck wound of President Kennedy. His confession lays out the plot, the other shooters involved and their location, as well as, the group behind the conspiracy.

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Call Off The Dogs [Kindle Edition] by James Moushon

KENNEDY ASSASSINATION
Another shooter in the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy is uncovered by Jonathon Stone

CIA Agent Jonathon Stone’s purchase of an old rifle from a gun dealer leads him on a search for the owner of the gun. When he finds the owner, a Cajun gun for hire, he discovers that he was one of the shooters in Dealey Plaza in Dallas the day President Kennedy was assassinated.

The rifle purchase leads to a chain of events that threaten Stone’s cover, his life and puts the CIA Long Beach undercover operation in jeopardy.

As the search accelerates, fellow agent Carol Haney joins Stone on a journey that goes from California to the French quarter in New Orleans to Dealey Plaza in Dallas to the plains of East Texas in an effort to Call off the Dogs.

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