Lewis Barton

Lewis Barton comes from a family whose American roots date back to 1632, with generations of service, resilience, and a deep connection to the nation's history. A Vietnam War veteran and Corps of Engineers service-connected disabled veteran, Barton has dedicated much of his life to public service, historical research, and preserving stories that shaped America.

In 2004, he was honored as a Presidential Point of Light recipient by President George W. Bush in recognition of his television broadcasting and humanitarian efforts during Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne. His documentary, The Eye of Two Sisters, also received international recognition for its powerful storytelling.

A lifelong student of American history, Barton draws upon decades of research, personal experiences, and family heritage to explore some of the nation's most debated historical events. His work reflects a passion for uncovering overlooked perspectives and encouraging readers to examine history with curiosity and critical thought.

Kennedys Double Cross the Godfather is the culmination of years of investigation into political history, organized crime, and the enduring questions surrounding one of America's most controversial eras. Through meticulous research and compelling storytelling, Barton invites readers to consider a provocative narrative that challenges conventional interpretations of history.