Archives: Who Killed Kennedy?

A Place for Thomas G. Buchanan in “Praise from a Future Generation” – a Book about the Early Critics of the Warren Report

One of the books in which my father is mentioned is Praise from a Future Generation, by John Kelin. The subtitle is The Assassination of John F. Kennedy and the First Generation Critics of the Warren Report. [This post includes excerpts from the book]

“Who Killed Kennedy?” finds a place in “Tragic Truth” – a New Book about the JFK Assassination

My father, Thomas G. Buchanan, author of Who Killed Kennedy?, is mentioned and quoted in several passages of a new book about the JFK assassination. [This post includes excerpts from the book, Tragic Truth by Pierre Sundborg.]

The non-existence of K.O. Sauvage

On the Education Forum, there are a few posts that demonstrate a misunderstanding about the use of humor in my father’s 1964 exchange with Léo Sauvage. Two forum participants show that misunderstanding in the short thread on Leo Sauvage, and in the thread “Thomas Buchanan: Did he solve the JFK case?” John Simkin wrote: “Buchanan’s […]

“It is not the light that we must fear…”

These words are found, with slight variations, in a different part of the book depending on the edition: European edition, May 1964 These words conclude the Preface: “Let each citizen with information to impart to the Commission bring that fact–however unimportant it may seem–to the investigating body our new President appointed. We need many candles […]