JFK Was Killed by Consensus: Dealey Plaza Was Just the Final Stop

Unveiling the shadowy depths of one of history’s most controversial events, JFK Was Killed by Consensus: Dealey Plaza Was Just the Final Stop by Dr. David W. Mantik shatters the veil of the Warren Commission’s conclusions. With forensic precision, Mantik dives into the web of alliances, deceptions, and betrayals that culminated in the tragic events of November 22, 1963. Explore the roles of key figures-- Bill Harvey, David Morales, and Lyndon B. Johnson-- and discover the chilling dynamics of the ＂consensus＂ that sealed President Kennedy’s fate. This compelling investigation draws on decades of research, newly revealed documents, and the meticulous analysis of autopsy materials, offering insights that challenge the official narrative. With rich historical context, Mantik probes deeper into the intersecting forces of politics, intelligence, and power that orchestrated and concealed the truth. Whether you’re a student of history, a seeker of justice, or a skeptic of official stories, this book promises revelations that demand attention. Prepare to question everything you thought you knew about Dealey Plaza-- because the truth lies far beyond the crosshairs.

Soon after an 8 year-education in a one room country school, followed by high school in the Wisconsin Northwoods (while daily milking cows beside a trout stream), David W. Mantik happily escaped these chores and instead opted for a PhD in physics in Madison, Wisconsin. After that he entered a postdoctoral fellowship in biophysics at Stanford, and next signed onto the tenure track physics faculty at Michigan. Several years later, after an MD at Michigan, he moved to USC for his radiation oncology residency, where he was awarded a junior faculty clinical fellowship by the American Cancer Society