The Last Investigation

The Last Investigation explains why Congress was not all that interested in uncovering the truth about JFK's assassination even though Congress set up a subcommittee in the late 1970s to do that. Gaeton Fonzi was one of the investigators hired by Congress to investigate the killing. But when he and other investigators hired by Congress started getting too close to the CIA, well, we can't have that, can we? The book is a historical document and testament to the fact that hearings, investigations, etc. by our congressmen are a waste of time and money. Nevertheless, Fonzi uncovered some valuable things; the exposure of David Phillips and David Morales, among others. I would recommend the book to anyone who is really interested in investigating JFK. A real eye-opener-In the top 10 of JFK assassination books, in my humble opinion.