The Aircrash That Killed JFK, Jr.

by Lam Bastion

John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr. (b.November 25, 1960) died in a crash of his light airplane along with his wife Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and his sister-in-law Lauren Bessette, on July 16, 1999. Since that time much speculation has arisen concerning these deaths. This book was written to put to rest the rumors and speculation surrounding their crash by citing the official government reports and the expert findings concerning the accident. The private airplane flight was originally scheduled for daylight hours, but had to be postponed after Kennedy's sister-in-law was delayed at work. Heavy traffic further delayed the trip and pushed it back until after dark. Originally planned to depart at 6:00 PM, the flight took off at 8:39 PM, nearly a half-hour past sunset. At the time of the take-off, the moon was just above the horizon and provided very little illumination. After passing Point Judith, Rhode Island, Kennedy's airplane headed directly towards Martha's Vineyard. Instead of following the coastline of Rhode Island Sound and Buzzards Bay…. (Now you can read the entire story and conclusion of this accident by expert aviator Lam Bastion who takes you into each and every detail involving this flight, the crash and the aftermath involving the wreckage once it was found. Lam, who has owned and flown eleven private airplanes over the years; is qualified to put you in the pilot’s seat for a bird’s eye view of what went wrong during this fateful night. In this same book Lam also brings you through a similar fatal aircraft accident that includes the actual tower to pilot communications leading up to that crash so that you can hear and feel exactly what happens to a pilot during this type flight emergency. This is a book that you will not put down from beginning to end. Already a best selling book worldwide this new enhanced edition is sure to please. Please also see Lam’s books on the fatal crashes of Patsy Cline, Buddy Holly and John Denver for the real scoop of what happened in those accidents.

82 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 25, 2011