The Plot to Kill JFK: Rush to Judgment
A film written by Mark Lane and produced by Mark Lane and Emile de Antonio
Time has tarnished and most Americans do not believe the Warren Report commissioned by President Johnson after the mysterious murder of JFK in Dallas, November 22, 1963. The Report began to crumble under persistent, popular attacks by Mark Lane (an attorney originally hired as Oswald’s legal counsel), and others. Of Lane, Norman Mailer said: “Lane proves once and forever that the assassination of President Kennedy is more of a mystery today than when it occurred.”
This film permits you to be the real jury … to see and hear the witnesses of Dallas. Of them and this tape, major French journalist, Claude Julien, said: “For no one can silence the voices of these men and women, the witnesses, these ordinary but utterly believable people. We have to know why they were not heard, why the film taken by one of them was cut by the FBI, why certain ones we see on the screen have died or disappeared. Official truth is vulnerable if it isn’t the entire truth.”