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Sherlock Holmes in JFK 4 Out of 3 (2013)
EN HC NWISBN: 9781457525421 bzw. 1457525429, in Englisch, 164 Seiten, Dog Ear Publishing, LLC, gebundenes Buch, neu.
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JFK Assassination Mysteries Resolved? Can the greatest sleuth of the 19th century untangle the greatest murder mystery of the 20th century at the dawn of the 21st century? When an elderly psychiatric patient, known only as Sherlock Holmes, is challenged by a young psychiatrist to resolve the mysteries of the JFK assassination, the results may astound you. Humor and romance intertwine in this delightful story where Holmes provides deductions to the mysteries of the JFK assassination thought to be beyond resolution. Holmes blends theories from both conspiracy theorists and lone gunman advocates. He finds, in the wide gray area in between these two factions, a new vision and reaches conclusions never seen or heard of before. You may find it difficult to determine what is fact from what is fiction as you journey through this story set in the fall of 1989. In the end, you will find Sherlock's theories puzzling and thought provoking, if not convincing. The Author When I was a young child I was playing with my toys on the fl oor next to my dad, who was sitting in his recliner. He was watching the President on TV. President Kennedy stated, "We will put a man on the moon in this decade." I looked up at my dad and asked, "What is a decade?" My father answered, "That's ten years." I said, "Wow, are we really going to put a man on the moon in ten years?" My father just took a deep breath and said, "Yep, and it's damn fools like me who are going to pay for it." My father was a World War II vet and while he wasn't from Missouri, he was a farmer who only believed what he could see. So why did he believe we were going to the moon when we had barely put a rocket into the air? Because the President said we were. In those days, we believed in our President, in our government and in our military. After all, they had won the war after the Great Depression. We felt that we could do anything that we could imagine. And then it was over. Hardcover, Label: Dog Ear Publishing, LLC, Dog Ear Publishing, LLC, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-11-18, Studio: Dog Ear Publishing, LLC, Verkaufsrang: 5916462.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.com.
JFK Assassination Mysteries Resolved? Can the greatest sleuth of the 19th century untangle the greatest murder mystery of the 20th century at the dawn of the 21st century? When an elderly psychiatric patient, known only as Sherlock Holmes, is challenged by a young psychiatrist to resolve the mysteries of the JFK assassination, the results may astound you. Humor and romance intertwine in this delightful story where Holmes provides deductions to the mysteries of the JFK assassination thought to be beyond resolution. Holmes blends theories from both conspiracy theorists and lone gunman advocates. He finds, in the wide gray area in between these two factions, a new vision and reaches conclusions never seen or heard of before. You may find it difficult to determine what is fact from what is fiction as you journey through this story set in the fall of 1989. In the end, you will find Sherlock's theories puzzling and thought provoking, if not convincing. The Author When I was a young child I was playing with my toys on the fl oor next to my dad, who was sitting in his recliner. He was watching the President on TV. President Kennedy stated, "We will put a man on the moon in this decade." I looked up at my dad and asked, "What is a decade?" My father answered, "That's ten years." I said, "Wow, are we really going to put a man on the moon in ten years?" My father just took a deep breath and said, "Yep, and it's damn fools like me who are going to pay for it." My father was a World War II vet and while he wasn't from Missouri, he was a farmer who only believed what he could see. So why did he believe we were going to the moon when we had barely put a rocket into the air? Because the President said we were. In those days, we believed in our President, in our government and in our military. After all, they had won the war after the Great Depression. We felt that we could do anything that we could imagine. And then it was over. Hardcover, Label: Dog Ear Publishing, LLC, Dog Ear Publishing, LLC, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-11-18, Studio: Dog Ear Publishing, LLC, Verkaufsrang: 5916462.
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Sherlock Holmes in JFK 4 Out of 3
EN NWISBN: 9781457525421 bzw. 1457525429, in Englisch, neu.
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Sherlock Holmes in JFK 4 Out of 3, JFK Assassination Mysteries Resolved?Can the greatest sleuth of the 19th century untangle the greatest murdermystery of the 20th century at the dawn of the 21st century?When an elderly psychiatric patient, known only as Sherlock Holmes, ischallenged by a young psychiatrist to resolve the mysteries of the JFK assassination, the results may astound you. Humor and romance intertwine in this delightful story where Holmes provides deductions to the mysteries of the JFK assassination thought to be beyond resolution.Holmes blends theories from both conspiracy theorists and lone gunmanadvocates. He finds, in the wide gray area in between these two factions, a newvision and reaches conclusions never seen or heard of before. You may find it difficult to determine what is fact from what is fiction as you journey through this story set in the fall of 1989. In the end, you will find Sherlock's theories puzzling and thought provoking, if not convincing.The AuthorWhen I was a young child I was playing with my toys on the fl oor next to my dad, who was sitting in his recliner. He was watching the President on TV. President Kennedy stated, "We will put a man on the moon in this decade." I looked up at my dad and asked, "What is a decade?" My father answered, "That's ten years." I said, "Wow, are we really going to put a man on the moon in ten years?" My father just took a deep breath and said, "Yep, and it's damn fools like me who are going to pay for it."My father was a World War II vet and while he wasn't from Missouri, he was afarmer who only believed what he could see. So why did he believe we were going to the moon when we had barely put a rocket into the air? Because the President said we were. In those days, we believed in our President, in our government and in our military. After all, they had won the war after the Great Depression. We felt that we could do anything that we could imagine. And then it was over.
Sherlock Holmes in JFK 4 Out of 3, JFK Assassination Mysteries Resolved?Can the greatest sleuth of the 19th century untangle the greatest murdermystery of the 20th century at the dawn of the 21st century?When an elderly psychiatric patient, known only as Sherlock Holmes, ischallenged by a young psychiatrist to resolve the mysteries of the JFK assassination, the results may astound you. Humor and romance intertwine in this delightful story where Holmes provides deductions to the mysteries of the JFK assassination thought to be beyond resolution.Holmes blends theories from both conspiracy theorists and lone gunmanadvocates. He finds, in the wide gray area in between these two factions, a newvision and reaches conclusions never seen or heard of before. You may find it difficult to determine what is fact from what is fiction as you journey through this story set in the fall of 1989. In the end, you will find Sherlock's theories puzzling and thought provoking, if not convincing.The AuthorWhen I was a young child I was playing with my toys on the fl oor next to my dad, who was sitting in his recliner. He was watching the President on TV. President Kennedy stated, "We will put a man on the moon in this decade." I looked up at my dad and asked, "What is a decade?" My father answered, "That's ten years." I said, "Wow, are we really going to put a man on the moon in ten years?" My father just took a deep breath and said, "Yep, and it's damn fools like me who are going to pay for it."My father was a World War II vet and while he wasn't from Missouri, he was afarmer who only believed what he could see. So why did he believe we were going to the moon when we had barely put a rocket into the air? Because the President said we were. In those days, we believed in our President, in our government and in our military. After all, they had won the war after the Great Depression. We felt that we could do anything that we could imagine. And then it was over.
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Sherlock Holmes in JFK 4 Out of 3
EN NWISBN: 9781457525421 bzw. 1457525429, in Englisch, Dog Ear Publishing, neu.
JFK Assassination Mysteries Resolved?Can the greatest sleuth of the 19th century untangle the greatest murdermystery of the 20th century at the dawn of the 21st century?When an elderly psychiatric patient, known only as Sherlock Holmes, ischallenged by a young psychiatrist to resolve the mysteries of the JFK assassination, the results may astound you. Humor and romance intertwine in this delightful story where Holmes provides deductions to the mysteries of the JFK assassination thought to be beyond resolution.Holmes blends theories from both conspiracy theorists and lone gunmanadvocates. He finds, in the wide gray area in between these two factions, a newvision and reaches conclusions never seen or heard of before. You may find it difficult to determine what is fact from what is fiction as you journey through this story set in the fall of 1989. In the end, you will find Sherlock´s theories puzzling and thought provoking, if not convincing.The AuthorWhen I was a young child I was playing with my toys on the fl oor next to my dad, who was sitting in his recliner. He was watching the President on TV. President Kennedy stated, ´´We will put a man on the moon in this decade.´´ I looked up at my dad and asked, ´´What is a decade?´´ My father answered, ´´That´s ten years.´´ I said, ´´Wow, are we really going to put a man on the moon in ten years?´´ My father just took a deep breath and said, ´´Yep, and it´s damn fools like me who are going to pay for it.´´My father was a World War II vet and while he wasn´t from Missouri, he was afarmer who only believed what he could see. So why did he believe we were going to the moon when we had barely put a rocket into the air? Because the President said we were. In those days, we believed in our President, in our government and in our military. After all, they had won the war after the Great Depression. We felt that we could do anything that we could imagine. And then it was over.
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