Blood, Money, Power

This book presents a detailed, document-based examination of the assassination of John F. Kennedy, focusing on circumstantial evidence and political motives surrounding Lyndon B. Johnson.

The author compiles records, timelines, and documented facts to argue that Johnson benefited significantly and had opportunity and motive.

It aims to avoid wild conspiracy speculation and instead advances a case of old‑style political intrigue grounded in documented coincidences and investigations.

The narrative discusses Johnson's political vulnerabilities prior to the assassination and how the event removed imminent threats to his career.

Overall, the work seeks to reframe parts of the assassination story through archival research and careful circumstantial argumentation.