"An explosive, revealing, uncompromising portrait" - George Galloway 2005. This title offers a fresh look at JFK's life from childhood to his charismatic, spectacular Presidency - including sharply focused "takes" on theories about his murder, an assassination viewed by millions world-wide on TV. The author has researched archives from London, Washington, Boston and Cuba, and features original interviews with Naom Chomsky, linguistics professor and political activist, Fabian Escalante, former head of Cuban intelligence, and Carlos Lechuga, Cuba's UN ambassador during the Missile Crisis.