Broken Silence

by Ray "Tex" Brown and Don Lasseter

Book Overview

In the year 212 of the earthly reign of the Messiah, Paul Dayenu, a former combatant in the wars of the Apocalypse, complete his bachelor's degree thesis in history at John Harvard Divinity College, in Cambridge, New Nizzanim. His manuscript details the conflicts between spiritual and corporeal forces until the advent of the Third World War and describes the causes, events, battles, and conclusions of the war, which culminate in the maneuvers against...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 078600343X
• ISBN13: 9780786003433
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Pinnacle Books
• Length: 271 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Pure garbage

So we are supposed to believe that to keep the author quiet he killed off his friends. why not just kill him. We are supposed to believe that L.B.J. while president men the author in the middle of the woods alone with no secret service , and also in a school house with secret service outside but he and Tex alone in the school house. He spoke to L.B.J.via phone in 1971 when Johnson was out of office. The man is James Bond, Marshall Dillion, and Josh Randall all in one. He is also boring as hell, who cares how many times he ate chicken fried steak or his dating life. We should call him Pinocchio.

Superb

I very much enjoyed reading Broken Silence. Tex and Don Lasseter have compiled a series of very interesting evidence to conclude that Lee Oswald couldn't have commited the murder of JFK. Tex admits having tought Lee Oswald and Jack Ruby how to use guns, and explains the reasons why these two men weren't responsible for the JFK assassination. So many people took what they knew to their grave (including Tex) about the case, that the question as to who really did it is still a mystery to this day. The book is a very extensive & accurate testimony from a reliable witness of the events. It is a captivating book, very well written and researched.