No Case to Answer

Ian Griggs has been involved in the JFK assassination research -concentrating on eyewitness interviews - since 1970. As a former police officer in England for 23 years, Griggs has investigated into the John F. Kennedy assassination case revolving around the Dallas Police Department, the Texas School Book Depository sixth floor crime scene, the alleged assassination rifle and the manner of Oswald's identity line-ups were conducted. Updated with seven new chapters and new photo sections that include information on who found the rifle on the sixth floor, claims that the limousine driver shot the president and new witness interviews. These specialized aspects of the case are comprehensively covered in this book.

Griggs' interest in the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy began on 22nd November 1963 and he has been studying it seriously for the past 35 years. He has become a frequent visitor to Dallas where he has built up a wide range of friends and contacts. He has written and published many articles on the subject, 27 of which are featured in the book before you. He has also presented research papers and acted as a panel moderator at ASK, COPA, Fourth Decade and JFK Lancer conferences in Dallas, Fredonia (New York) and Washington, D.C. He is a founder member of the British research group Dealey Plaza UK, was the group's first Secretary, from 1995 to 2005 and edited its research journal, "The Dealey Plaza Echo", from 1996 to 2005. Ian is the proud recipient of a JFK Lancer Editor's Award (1995) and in 1998 he received a JFK Lancer New Frontier Award.