The Katsenbach Memo and the Implications for the Investigation

This chapter analyzes the Katsenbach memo and its significance in the investigation of JFK's assassination. It explores how the memo aimed to convince the public that Oswald was the sole assassin and discusses the implications it would have had if Oswald had stood trial. The chapter also provides a brief recap of JFK's actions leading up to his assassination and the conflicting messages sent by President Johnson.