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  • 365 to Dallas: An Assassin's Tale

  • By: John Gold
  • Narrated by: Troy McClellan
  • Length: 2 hrs and 22 mins
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365 to Dallas: An Assassin's Tale

By: John Gold
Narrated by: Troy McClellan
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The assassination of President John F. Kennedy is still as relevant today as it was on November 22, 1963. Over the years, novices and experts have poured over evidence, witness testimonies, pictures and film of the covert cover-up and controversial killing of JFK. To date, nobody has been able to penetrate the elusive plot and classified plan that was established 365 days prior to November 22, 1963 until now.

The training, planning, and actions leading up to the most infamous crime of the 20th century is as controversial as the assassination itself. 365 to Dallas is the never before heard confession of one of the 10 team members that carried out the execution of President John F. Kennedy that fateful November day in Dallas, TX over half a century ago.

Mark, only 18 at the time, was one of 10 soldiers selected to be highly trained for this forbidden and deeply covert mission. Six shooters and four distractors under the umbrella of the United States Intelligence agencies were trained for one mission only: The assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Author John Gold has over a decade of military and civilian law enforcement investigative training. In 2000, John Gold was called to ministry. In the summer of 2013, John’s mentor Mark, while watching the 2007 movie Shooter, broke down and, over the course of the next year, confessed to being one of a team of 10 that assassinated President Kennedy. For five years, John Gold investigated Mark’s claims, trying to disprove the confession. John was unsuccessful.

365 to Dallas is the true tale of Mark’s participation in the murder that occurred in Dallas, TX over half a century ago. You will discover the new proof, evidence and the never before told tale of the 365 days of training, planning, and execution leading up to that fateful November day.

©2018 John C Gold (P)2019 John C Gold

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Questions no answers.

Unfortunately, this story about one of the alleged JFK assassins failed to capture neither my imagination nor my belief.

It just has way too many plot holes, contradictions and fundamental challenges logic, flow and narrative. This is a real pity because the premise is great.

The narrator is the highlight.

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