In "Best Evidence," David S. Lifton constructs a meticulous, spine-tingling narrative that challenges the bedrock of historical consensus surrounding President John F. Kennedy's assassination. With the precision of a seasoned investigator, Lifton unravels a conspiracy so profound, reaching the apices of power, that it forces us to reconsider everything we thought we knew about that fateful day in Dallas. Through rigorous examination of evidence long overlooked or dismissed, Lifton posits that the true architects of Kennedy's death have yet to face the reckoning of history, suggesting a plot not of a solitary madman, but of a shadowy cadre with motives as sinister as they are elusive. This book is not merely a retelling of a president's assassination but a compelling journey into the heart of American darkness, questioning the very fabric of our nation's integrity. Lifton's obsession with uncovering the truth leads readers through a labyrinth of deceit, where each piece of "best evidence" serves as a grim breadcrumb towards understanding the magnitude of Kennedy's murder. "Best Evidence" is a testament to Lifton's unwavering commitment to justice and a stark reminder that some secrets wield the power to change our understanding of history itself.