Talk:John F. Kennedy document hoax
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The original manuscript of Hersh's book made a number of controversial assertions about the former president, including that:
For many of these allegations, Hersh relied only on hearsay collected decades after the event. In a Los Angeles Times review, Edward Jay Epstein cast doubt on these and other assertions, writing, "this book turns out to be, alas, more about the deficiencies of investigative journalism than about the deficiencies of John F. Kennedy."[3] Responding to the book, historian and former Kennedy aide Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. called Hersh "the most gullible investigative reporter I've ever encountered".[4] References
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The above material was part of larger move of material from Seymour Hersh to this article via this edit. It is about Hersh's allegations and his book and not specifically about the hoax, so I have moved it her for future reference. -Location (talk) 23:00, 10 March 2023 (UTC)
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