Thomas Ellsworth

Thomas Ellsworth writes investigative history for readers who are willing to question familiar narratives without abandoning the evidence. His work explores controversial historical claims, powerful institutions, hidden connections, and the unanswered questions that continue to shape public debate.

In Six Months Before Dallas, Ellsworth examines Executive Order 11110, silver certificates, Federal Reserve policy, and the theory that President John F. Kennedy’s monetary decisions contributed to his assassination. Drawing from official records, congressional investigations, historical accounts, and declassified files, he separates documented fact from inference, disputed interpretation, and enduring speculation.

Ellsworth’s books are written for curious readers who believe history becomes most revealing where accepted explanations, overlooked evidence, and uncomfortable questions intersect.