The Diary of Lee Harvey Oswald

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Set against the backdrop of the Kennedy assassination, this narrative explores Lee Harvey Oswald's perspective as he sits in a Dallas prison, grappling with intense scrutiny and the threat of being silenced. As he faces interrogation for the president's murder and a police officer's death, Oswald battles dyslexia while urgently documenting his experiences and motivations. His writings serve as a desperate attempt to provide clarity to his daughter Junie and the world, revealing his side of the story during those pivotal days.