Jacqueline Kennedy Reportedly Believed Lyndon B. Johnson Behind JFK's Assassination
Published August 08, 2011
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The LBJ Theory involves Kennedy’s vice president, Lyndon B. Johnson.
Kennedy was seriously considering removing Lyndon Johnson’s name as his running mate in the voting ballot, which may have angered Lyndon.
Madeleine Duncan Brown, a woman claiming having a twenty one year old relationship with Johnson, recalls that the night before the assassination, Johnson told her that “tomorrow, those goddamned Kennedys are never going to embarrass me again; that’s not a threat, that’s a promise”
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Book Description
Publication Date: July 23, 2010
The book starts by looking back into Johnson's past, from the time he was a boy in Texas. Among the sources are the three books by Robert Caro. It then follows the development of his character traits throughout his school days, through college and as a young congressional apprentice in Washington.
The essential themes of the book,
- Johnson's mental issues (paranoia, bi-polar disorder and sociopathic personality)
- And criminal associations drove him higher and higher up the ladder
- Culminating in a plan begun in 1958-59 to force himself onto the ticket as vice president in 1960, an office he "detested."
- During his time as Vice President, Johnson hated being in that office and continued his criminal actions and associations with Billie Sol Estes and Bobby Baker (and through Baker, with many other Mafia-connected lobbyists like Fred Black, Irving Davidson, Mickey Weiner, oilmen like Clint Murchison and gangsters like Johnny Roselli, Cliff Jones, Ed Levinson and Ben Seigelbaum directly to Mob-boss Carlos Marcello.
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