JFK ASSASSINATION WITNESS DEBUTS
NEW BOOK

DEAF-MUTE WTNESS SAW BEHIND THE FENCE ON GRASSY KNOLL

Beyond the Fence Line: The Eyewitness Account of Ed Hoffman and the Murder of President Kennedy,” by Casey J. Quinlan & Brian K. Edwards, has just been published by noted historical research company, JFK Lancer Productions & Publications in Southlake, Texas (Publishing date November 10, 2008). This November 22 will be the 45th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, 1963. Hundreds of people are expected to join ceremonies in Dealey Plaza honoring the memory of the slain President. One person there will be assassination witness Ed Hoffman.

Investigative reporter and author Jim Marrs writes in the book’s Foreword, “After learning of Ed Hoffman’s life, his integrity and his clear view of a man with a rifle on the Grassy Knoll, the reader will more fully understand why Ed’s uncle, Dallas Police Lt. Robert Hoffman, even today believes that Ed’s life would have been in danger if he had made his story plainly understandable to the authorities in 1963. This danger would not have come from Lee Harvey Oswald.”

It is not too late to bring the truth about the assassination into a court of law, not before a commission of important and politically astute men, but before a jury of American citizens. The conspirators were hoping that no one would see the activity behind the picket fence, but someone did. The irony is that the only eyewitness to their activity that afternoon has a hearing disability.

The book contains over a hundred photographs and diagrams, annotated with information for any level of interest in the assassination.

Beyond the Fence Line: The EyeWitness Account of Ed Hoffman and the Murder of President Kennedy
By Casey J. Quinlan & Brian K. Edwards
Foreword by Jim Marrs
234 pages,105 photos
ISBN 9780977465743
Size 8” x 10” Soft Cover Trade
$29.99