The story you are about to read is fictitious, that is to say, no evidence or proof exists to substantiate what is said within the context of the story. Although fictitious names are used, the reader will no doubt recognize certain personalities in the narrative. Events will, for the most part, be easier to relate too, as any attempt to leave them out or charge them would render the story incomprehensible. Perhaps as the personalities involved pass into the continuum of time, the events, being more distant and less subject to distortion, will be subjected to a deeper more perspective examination, and the speculation contained within They Killed the President will ring closer to the truth than the current suspect official explanation.