The Curse of Dallas - 100 Years Before and 50 Years After JFK Spring 2004 published by PublishAmer

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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 1, 2004 --

In 1860 a plantation stood on the same grounds that now house the Dallas County, John F. Kennedy Museum. It was this building that history has recorded as the place where the executioner fired the fatal round that struck and killed the President. Many conspiracies and theories have since been developed by an assortment of curious truth seekers. None of their assumptions considered the depth of the cause for the mystery behind the murder. �The Curse of Dallas� explores an untold story about a woman who lived 100 years before JFK�s assassination and died on the day that he was born. Her story goes beyond the theories, and gives an account of the effect of what happen to her, that led to the President�s demise. There is no other literature that has ever exposed this phenomenal event like this author, who discovered this slave woman while researching the history of the Dallas School Book Depository. The curse that many feel was a single episode that ended in Dallas on November 22, 1963, was wrong. Many others have died in the same manner and the final act is yet to come. The author�s intent was to write a book of fiction, but somehow the mixture of truth in his story confuses myths with facts. Only the fruitfully, challenged history bluffs will be able to distinguish the different between fact and fiction. See how much you thought you knew.

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