The Accidental Victim

Acclaimed historian James Reston, Jr. explores the possibility that President John F. Kennedy was unintentionally shot by Lee Harvey Oswald, who allegedly targeted Texas Governor John Connally out of personal resentment. Drawing on extensive research and previously unseen evidence, the book suggests Oswald's motives were driven by a deep-seated grudge rather than political conspiracy, portraying the event as a tragic accident rather than the result of a larger plot.