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Who Killed Kennedy

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1996
1997
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1 - 24 Chapters
Epilogue - Epilogue
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Copyright © David Bishop 1996
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This story takes place in the Doctor Who universe during the Jon Pertwee (third Doctor) era.  He has little to do with the story but the events from the television show during the 1970's figure in heavily.
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Her oval-shaped face was pale and without make-up.  Her hair was in a short, untidy bob and had not been washed for several days, the greasy fringe masking a few pimples on her forehead.  Strong black eyebrows arched over her hazel-green eyes, which kept dancing nervously towards the doorway of the café.  Her mouth was wide with thin lips and opened to reveal slightly crooked teeth.
    Her hands were small and delicate, with broken fingernails that had been bitten back to the quick.  She wore no jewelry and had no watch, glancing up at the clock above my head every few minutes.  I guessed she originally came from a well-to-do family in the suburbs judging from the very proper way she held her knife and fork.  Her upright posture too spoke of many lessons spent learning the correct way to sit and stand.  Someone had brought Dodo up to be a proper young lady, although a trace of Cockney in her voice suggested she had not always lived in the suburbs.
    She ate heartily, as if the simple fare were a rare treat.  After two full breakfasts, she placed her plate to one side and carefully wiped the corners of her mouth clean with a paper serviette.  Clasping he hands around a chipped enamel mug of steaming tea, Dodo looked at me.  "Well, what do you want to know?"

 

Added: 29-Jan-2003
Last Updated: 08-Apr-2020

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 01-Jan-1996
Doctor Who Books
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Date Issued:
Cir 01-Jan-1996
Pages*:
275
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Once
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Internal ID:
243
Publisher:
ISBN:
0-426-20467-0
ISBN-13:
978-0-426-20467-1
Printing:
2
Country:
United States
Language:
English
DOCTOR WHO
WHO KILLED KENNEDY


President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas on 22 November, 1963.

Now, the publication of this volume reveals frightening new information about the assassination, the real reasons why the President of the United States had to die and an incredible plan to save the man known as JFK!

These stunning revelations involve an ultra-secret military force disguised as a minor off-shoot of the United Nations and in international terrorist leader who has twice brought to the world to the brink of nuclear conflict.

For more than three decades the public has been fed lies, half-truths and misinformation. Now - despite government attempts to halt the publication of this volume - the complete, shocking story can be told. Read the book they tried to ban!

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David Bishop  
Birth: 27 Sep 1966 New Zealand

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