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Price does a wonderful job unraveling the behind the scene plan to assassinate President Kennedy, while entertaining the reader with fictional characters that make the story intriguing. Robert Kaye has a dark upbringing that haunts him in his dreams and eventually takes hold of his personality. The kindness that he bestows upon his boss and the love for his girlfriend gets upended by a woman that he meets in the boardinghouse. His goodness quickly fades and an accomplice to the one of the most tragic events of the 20th century is revealed. This plausible account convinced this reader that Oswald did not act alone.


Tags : The Thunderbird Conspiracy: 50th Anniversary of JFK murder [R. K. Price] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Thunderbird Conspiracy is the remarkable tale of Robert Kaye, a Hungarian freedom fighter who claimed he knew and collaborated with JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. R. K. Price's second novel is also a tale of a Nebraska farm boy who was a great admirer of President Kennedy and a true patriot who desperately wanted to believe his government's hurried conclusion that Oswald had no accomplice. Yet his own harrowing experience at the hands of his government created profound doubt in his mind,R. K. Price,The Thunderbird Conspiracy: 50th Anniversary of JFK murder,Quiet Owl Books,0615658350,FICTION Historical General,Fiction - Historical,Fiction Historical,Historical - General,Historical fiction

The Thunderbird Conspiracy 50th Anniversary of JFK murder R K Price 9780615658353 Books Reviews

The 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy by Lee Harvey Oswald is November 22, 2013. Most of those alive on that fateful day remember exactly what they were doing then. They recall CBS news anchor Walter Cronkite valiantly holding back tears as he appeared on national television to announce the death of the 35th president of the United States. And like many people, I always believed that Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone. That being said, I was excited to receive this book that the author claims is historical fiction based on actual events.

I suppose that the conspiracy theory talked about in the book is plausible, but I felt in reading it that there is more fiction than actual fact. The story is seen both through the eyes of the author's uncle, Bud Carlson, who claimed to know Robert Kaye, Oswald's purported friend and conspirator, as well as through Robert Kaye's eyes. The author admits filling in the gaps in Kaye's life, making up his relatives in Hungary and speculating on both how and why he became a player in the conspiracy to kill Kennedy. Robert Kaye's dream sequences of his life in Hungary were too repetitive. It took 200 pages of speculation on Kaye's background and details about Uncle Bud's life before the story began to deal with the actual details leading up to the murder of JFK.

R.K. Price raises some interesting questions in his book, probably the most intriguing being why does the name Robert Kaye appear many times in FBI case files but never came up in the investigation of Kennedy's death? And why were Bud and his family subjected to 24-hour FBI surveillance for months? And Bud to endless FBI interrogation because of knowing Robert Kaye?

While the author spins an interesting tale, a lot of the story is couched in crude, unsavory language, including plenty of f-bombs and religious expletives.

I found it difficult to really connect with any of the characters, although I did feel a certain sympathy for Bud.

Fans of JFK conspiracy theories have another book to add to their libraries. Who knows? Perhaps this one is true.
Great Kennedy Conspiracy, real nail biter
This is a thought provoking novel that I just couldn't put down. Historical fiction based on facts. How many other things in our past have been hidden from us? Cant wait for Volume 2 Mr. Price!! Bud would be proud of the excellent presentation.... job well done!
I have always been a JFK assassination conspiracy theorist and R.K. Price's fictionalized account was a very believable account of what could have happened. I thoroughly enjoyed it and would recommend it. I was glad that the author provided such a thorough epilogue to explain what was actual and what was fictional. Great job!
Enjoyed the book immensely. For conspiracy buffs a must read.
This story was a fascinating read. It made me think not only about what I thought I knew about the JFK assassination, but also how the small and seemingly insignificant moments and decisions in our lives can have huge impacts. This was certainly the case for Bud Carlson. The author did a fantastic job of intertwining fact and fiction to really leave the reader pondering what we know and what we do not know about one of the most tragic events of the 20th century.
What a page turner!It was such an interesting story interspersed with so much real history and intimate details. I think the author really paid a fine tribute to his Uncle Bud and the story he carried to his grave.The characters were very real and so were the locations. It was a fast-paced read that I was disheartened to see finished.Can't wait for the real history to reveal iself in documents released or uncovered in our lifetime.Thanks to the author for sharing family lore and crafting an engaging narrative.
Price does a wonderful job unraveling the behind the scene plan to assassinate President Kennedy, while entertaining the reader with fictional characters that make the story intriguing. Robert Kaye has a dark upbringing that haunts him in his dreams and eventually takes hold of his personality. The kindness that he bestows upon his boss and the love for his girlfriend gets upended by a woman that he meets in the boardinghouse. His goodness quickly fades and an accomplice to the one of the most tragic events of the 20th century is revealed. This plausible account convinced this reader that Oswald did not act alone.