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Now under Feral House’s Resurrection Series here is the entirety of this highly acclaimed and long out of print 704 page monster of information, just in time for the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination.

When informed by the movie JFK that thousands of documents about the president’s murder remain sealed, a distressed American public motivated Congress to create the Assassinations Records Review Board, which declassified and released many — but not all — previously withheld files. A journal named Probe was created in 1992 to report on and consider this cascade of new material, as well as continuing disinformation, regarding the assassinations of President Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Robert Kennedy and Malcolm X.

Coinciding with the 40th anniversary of JFK’s death, The Assassinations presents some of Probe’s most fascinating articles, in addition to material written after the well-regarded journal ceased publication. (Probe’s website continues to present new information.)

“Throughout the ‘90s, Lisa Pease and Jim DiEugenio covered the issues and reported on new developments in the JFK, MLK and RFK assassination cases in remarkable depth. Their book is a must-read to understand how these leaders were systematically eliminated. It is a unique volume in the literature on this subject.”

— William Turner, former FBI agent and co-author of Deadly Secrets

“Although I did not normally agree with the conclusions reached in Probe magazine, I found Probe to be consistently informative and provocative, and I have missed reading it since it ceased publication.”

— Vincent Bugliosi, author of Helter-Skelter and The Betrayal of America

“Jim DiEugenio and Lisa Pease are archaeologists of our secret history. This volume of collected articles from Probe is a revelation to the uninitiated, a necessary witness for the rest of us, and a lasting testament to their research and courage over the years.”

— Oliver Stone, director of JFK

Click HERE to read our blog post Killing JFK: The 50th Anniversary Game which gives more information about the PDFs below which were suppressed from publication in James DiEugenio’s new book Reclaiming Parkland: Tom Hanks, Vincent Bugliosi, and the JFK Assassination in the New Hollywood. 

A SEARING INDICTMENT OF THE OFFICIAL STORY—BACKED BY DOCUMENTED FACTS.

 A Lie Too Big to Fail is a groundbreaking investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, based on newly released police files and government records.

Author Lisa Pease, a longtime researcher of both the JFK and RFK cases, presents compelling evidence that the official account—centering on Sirhan Sirhan as the lone assassin—fails to withstand scrutiny. Through exhaustive primary source research, Pease shows how the Los Angeles Police Department suppressed or destroyed evidence, ignored key witness testimony, and constructed a narrative that avoided signs of a broader conspiracy.

The book reveals how the trial of Sirhan Sirhan avoided pursuing critical leads, and how the justice system and press failed to present the public with a full accounting of the facts. Pease draws connections between the RFK case and other political assassinations of the era, raising serious questions about the ability of government institutions to investigate crimes involving their own power structures.

Rather than speculate, Pease relies on meticulous documentation—including LAPD files she personally reviewed on microfilm—to demonstrate that Robert F. Kennedy was viewed by some as a political threat whose rise to the presidency had to be stopped.

 This is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the profound impact of Black Nationalism on America’s past, present, and future.

Lisa Pease is a lifelong information activist and respected political researcher. She became involved in assassination research in the 1990s, seeking to support her arguments with verifiable documentation. She has been a featured speaker at political and historical conferences in both Dallas and Los Angeles, in addition to her frequent appearances on popular podcasts and radio broadcasts.