“Heart-rending…
An astonishing tale of
aborted justice.”
—Kirkus
“A world of duplicitous charges
and disappearing documents fit
for a movie thriller.”
—
Publishers Weekly “Excellent” —Library Journal
"Fascinating and indispensable."
—
Vince Palamara, leading civilian authority on the U.S. Secret Service
"Bolden suffered greatly at the hands of American
jurisprudence, and his memoir helps set the record straight." - Washington Post 3/26/08
". . . he
makes in what is a fascinating . . . personal account of an almost-forgotten piece of Chicago history seem almost impossible
to believe." - Chicago Tribune
" . . . he's telling his story out of obligation to Kennedy . .
. " - Chicago Sun-times
New Books: Six to Try —Herald Tribune
"See Inside" —Barnes & Noble
. . . after all that
he and his family endure, Bolden emerges years later undefeated. And that is what makes him a man admired. This is one heck
of a story!
What a story of shear guts and determination of a man who paid the price for
speaking out against the Secret Service protection for President Kennedy.
