Weave a Tangled Web

"The whole thing either way spelled disaster for Kennedy who was a sad excuse for a leader."

"The idea that Ted wasn't in the car is not new; ....
However, this book leaves no doubt in the reader's mind that this was the case."

"Don Desrosiers offers an interesting alternative theory as to the actual events of July 1969 which led to the death of Mary Jo Kopechne on Chappaquiddick Island."

"As someone who is intimately familiar with the island, it's geography and culture, Desrosiers is able to offer insight that other authors may not."

"Without spoiling the book, through a thorough examination of the facts and most importantly Ted Kennedy's behavior, he offers an explanation that many have overlooked."

"This book is better than all the other ones because it presents the case in a clear and concise fashion and offers logical arguments for each point."

"This is an intelligent summary based on fact and a refreshing read after some of the nonsense from other sources...."

"I believe that the truth lies somewhere between Desrosiers' and < Leo>
Damore's theories."

"Mr. Desrosiers' simplified summary of the facts are (sic) credible reading..."

"Ted Kennedy's shame in going to bed back in
Edgartown knowing Mary
Jo was still in that submerged car is unforgivable and he carried that to his grave."

What really happened on Chappaquiddick in July 1969? Is it part of the Kennedy curse? Did Kennedy kill Mary Jo Kopechne? Why did Kennedy wait 9 hours to report the accident to police? Why do all of the hypothesis bring up more questions than answers? Did the Chappaquiddick incident prevent Ted Kennedy from becoming President? Was there a third passenger in the car with Kennedy and Mary Jo? Did Mary Jo drown?
Did Kennedy commit any crimes?

All of these questions will be answered, definitively, once and for all, in this tell-all book which finally answers - and proves - What happened on Chappaquiddick. The proof is in the facts. Finally, you will know too.