"JFK First Day Evidence", by Gary Savage  $29

The Shoppe Press, P.O. Box 2741, Monroe LA 71207-2741.
(318) 322-4081

New Evidence, some never before seen, is now revealed direct from
the original files of the Dallas Police Department on the
assassination of John F. Kennedy.

"I knew what I was looking at had to be important.  I just didn't
know how important.  My uncle, Rusty Livingstone, had worked for
the Dallas police in 1963 when JFK was assassinated and kept a
personal file on much of the evidence gathered in the Crime Lab
investigation.

"I wondered if his old briefcase, stored away in a closet for 30
years, held any secrets.  After almost five years of study, I've
learned that Rusty's first generation photos are possibly the
most important documentation to date which can now independently
verify the authenticity of the first day evidence gathered by the
Dallas Police Crime Lab."   GARY SAVAGE

"JFK First Day Evidence" is a straightforward presentation of the
original Dallas police evidence, explained by the Crime Lab
detectives who processed it.  Finally understand for yourself the
true evidence gathered in the case through their own words,
collected from original testimony as well as recent personal
interviews.

Rusty's photos are original and did not pass through the
bureaucracies of the FBI, the 1964 Warren Commission (WC), or the
1979 House Select Comittee on Assassinations (HSCA).  Much
speculation can now be laid to rest through this organized
viewing of first generation photographs with explanations by
Rusty and his fellow co-workers, men simply doing their job as
Dallas Police Crime Lab detectives.

There are no credits to the National Archives for photo rights.
The book contains over 140 original Dallas police photographs.
Pick up a copy of "The Warren Commission Report" and see for
yourself how clear the first generation photos shown here compare
to the other second and third generation photos published to
date.

Rusty made copies of multiple pieces of evidence, including the
infamous "backyard photos," for the Dallas police.  Learn what is
now no longer controversy, as well as what might be destined to
remain controversial.

See the photograph of the Minox spy camera that the FBI tried to
make go away, but which was actually found by Homicide Detective
Gus Rose and later photographed in the Dallas police property
room.  Was it Lee Harvey Oswald's, or possibly Michael Paine's?
Was Oswald a spy, or a wanna-be?

Included are photos of Oswald's fingerprints found on the side of
the trigger housing of the rifle taken from the sixth floor of
the Texas School Book Depository Building by Lieutenant J. C.
Day.  These prints have been recently reexamined for this work by
Captain Jerry Powdrill of the West Monroe Police Department as
well as Vincent Scalice, an expert for the HSCA.  An explanation
is also included of the Oswald palm print found by Lt. Day.  The
palm print was actually seen by at least five Dallas Police Crime
Lab detectives BEFORE it was sent to the FBI!

Also included are the transcripts of the dictabelt recordings of
Dallas Police Channels One and Two.  As an appendix, a complete
work by Dallas County Sheriff Jim Bowles explains the recordings
and the erroneous conclusion reached by the HSCA.

This is not a conspiracy book, but a valuable hard-cover
reference tool which might well be used and studied for
generations to come.  If you desire to know the TRUTH of the real
evidence found originally by the Dallas Police Department, "JFK
First Day Evidence" is a must read!