Edward Curtin A Review Essay of Max Good’s documentary film [Editor’s note: Some years ago, I reviewed a book by one Thomas Mallon, Mrs. Paine’s Garage (2002), which already convinced me that she (and her husband, but she especially) had befriended Lee and Marina, not out of a sense of altruism, but for malevolent purposes, including arranging for him to find a position at the Texas School Book Depository in order to be set up as “the patsy” in the assassination of JFK. This fine essay by Edward Curtin assessing…
