Rush to Judgment[edit]

Hurry Trial: Criticism of the murder of Larry Harvey Oswald, American lawyer Mark Ryann, that the Warren Committee killed President John F. Kennedy, JD Tipitt in 1966 This is the United States It is to assassinate President John F. Kennedy and challenge the Warren Committee investigation method and conclusion. [1] [2] This book was featured by Hugh Trevor-Roper, professor of Oxford's historian Reggh Trevor. There were several self-published or small news books before, but the Rush to Judgment was the first large hardcover book to face the discovery of the Warren Commission. [Four]

The title of this book is due to James Hudfield defense of Thomas Erskine Justice who tried to assassinate King George III in 1800. According to Alex Ruskin of the Los Angeles Times, "[Kennedy assassination] urgent door to judge conspiracy theory opened the door" [5].

I am anxious to judge the work and conclusion of the Warren Committee. It is based on evidence from the witness and expert interview and the Warren Commission and is published in Vol. 26. Before Rush to Judgment was released, 16 publishers had canceled the contract with Lane. [6] This book became a best seller and spent 29 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. [7]

The problem with Ryan is that the Warren Committee's conclusion is that he took three photos from the Texas School Library and applied those photos to the lawn of Dearie Plaza. Or a witness to the auditory lens. Immediately after the kennedy murder case, Oswald committed a crime of murdering the police JD Tipit. Ryan also pointed out that the Warren committee firearm expert could not reproduce Oswald's shooting expertise. [8]

According to the book "Sword and Shield" published by former KGB Official Vasili Mitrokhin in 1999, KGB helped fund Ryan without the author's knowledge. Study on examination in a hurry. KGB used journalist Genrikh Borovik as a point of contact and has been told in 1964 that he offered $ 2,000 for research and travel to Lane. Mark Ryan called this claim "a complete lie" and wrote that "KGB or its related individuals and organizations have not contributed to my work" [12].

In 1967, a documentary based on Lane 's book was hosted by Lane, directed by Emile Dentonio. Among assassins witnesses who showed them with the camera are Abraham Zapurder, James Tag, Charles Breme, Mary Moran, Jean Hill, Lee Bowers, Sam Holland, James Simmons, Richard Dodd , Jessie Price, Orvilleville, Patrick Dean, Napoleon Daniel, Nancy Hamilton, Joseph Johnson, Roy Jones, Akira Cremons and Cecil Macquarters

In Frankenstein's scholar, Charles Robinson 's comment, there are also some craving for judgment, and I introduce a new comment. Speaking of the evil in Pandora 's box, published by Epimetheus of Epimetheus of Greek mythology - Sherry wrote in her novel "Contemporary Prometheus" - Robinson is reflected in the scary consequences of careless tampering "The insecticide DDT, the atomic bomb of Sanli islands," Chernobyl said, "And the UK government allows stem cell scientists to do genome editing," but ethical issues are ignored There. "

I am anxious to judge the work and conclusion of the Warren Committee. It is based on evidence from the witness and expert interview and the Warren Commission and is published in Vol. 26. Before Rush to Judgment was released, 16 publishers had canceled the contract with Lane. This book became a best seller and spent 29 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. The problem with Ryan is that the Warren Committee's conclusion is that he took three photos from the Texas School Library and applied those photos to the lawn of Dearie Plaza. Or a witness to the auditory lens. Immediately after the kennedy murder case, Oswald committed a crime of murdering the police JD Tipit. Ryan also pointed out that the Warren committee firearm expert could not reproduce Oswald's shooting expertise.

Despite the evidence, the Warren Committee clearly decided that Oswald killed Kennedy and acted alone. Ryan responded by writing a book emptying the committee called Rush to Judgment. It became a best seller and spent 29 weeks on the New York Times list. In this book, Mr. Hugh Einesworth, a reporter of Dallas Morning News, said, "A handful conspiring industry was born in the Republic of Kennedy with almost one hand." Alex Raskin of the Los Angeles Times agreed to say, "Hurry to trial opens the door to conspiracy theory."