Jack Gordon

Expert on the assasination of Robert F. Kennedy

-Why is the major media coverage of the JFK assassination so biased?
-What new evidence has been uncovered since the original investigations?
-Why knowing the truth about President Kennedy’s murder matters more today than ever before.

The future of the 20th century was changed forever on November 22, 1963 when President John F. Kennedy was gunned down in Dallas’s Dealey Plaza. The U.S government’s Warren Commission offered what they said was the definitive account of that day’s events. This has not stopped the scores of competing theories and ideas, some of which strain credulity, from appearing in popular culture and the internet.

As an historian by training, Dr. Jack Gordon sorts through the crackpot theories and unsubstantiated rumors to focus on the facts.

His views and findings on the Kennedy assassination, as well as the 1968 assassination of his brother Robert, have been consistent throughout his decades of teaching and research. With the release of new documents and files, his conclusions continue to be verified; he hasn’t waffled or changed his positions over the years, like many other writers and speakers on this topic.

The key to understanding both Kennedy assassinations is the medical evidence, and Dr. Gordon emphasizes this critical issue in his multi-media lectures.

As a result of his serious and scholarly approach to this material, Dr. Gordon was appointed as one of the overseers of the Robert Kennedy assassination police record repository.

“Excellent! Probably the most successful and well-attended event we have ever had in the Julia Ball Auditorium”- Tim Friel, Director of Student Activities, Gwynedd-Mercy College

“Your lecture was my favorite event this year!” Sarah McIntosh-Zirkle, Kankakee Community College

Other colleges who have hosted Dr. Gordon include: 
University of Alabama-Birmingham
Bradley University
SUNY Geneseo
SUNY Cortland
American University
Eckerd University