Two Princes And A King A Concise Review of Three Political Assassinations

"Two Princes And A King" is a concise review of three political assassinations. The deaths of John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, and Robert Kennedy occurred in just over five years. Improbable suspects assertedly struck down three prominent leaders; each forever alters the course of American history. The book reviews primary evidence that showcases deception, incompetence, and errors in the legal record. Revisited are the official and public assertions that have slowly eroded with time. Suggestions regarding those who allegedly undertook conspiracies to hide the truth are offered. A breadth of new information, possible suspects, and intense scrutiny on the primary evidence of each case is offered.

Carmine Savastano is a researcher, author, and Editor-in-Chief of the Neapolis Media Group. His writings focus on intelligence, government, and international politics. He has studied primary evidence in dozens of articles, makes regular appearances in the independent media, and had research findings accepted by the Mary Ferrell Foundation.