Blood, Money & Power: How L. B. J. Killed J. F. K. - Tapa dura

The author, formerly one of Lyndon Johnson's lawyers, explains why he believes that Johnson was behind the Kennedy assassination.

Barr McClellan represented President Lyndon Johnson and his interests from 1966 through 1971. He served primarily through Texas power attorney Edward Clark and Johnson business attorney Don Thomas, advising a political strategy, campaign contributions, attorney-client privilege issues, television matters, and labor disputes. He was also person attorney for Clark in seeking an assassination bonus from Big Oil interests in Dallas, an effort that resulted in two major lawsuits. A practicing attorney representing several of the major energy companies in Texas in many key cases, McClellan also obtained a Supreme Court Ruling to protect parklands from freeways. Other notable cases included litigation for exploding Ford Pintos, tobacco -caused expenses on the health care system, licensing and regulation of cell phones, union-management disputes, and several business tort cases. An honors graduate of the University of Texas in Austin, he received bachelor and law degrees there. Now residing in Gulfport, Mississippi with his wife Cecile, he has five sons and a daughter. Previous homes have been in Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. During his childhood, Barr lived in Maracaibo, Venezuela and is conversant in Spanish. A one-time TV narrator, he is now completing two additional books on his experiences while serving Johnson. He is also active in investments and serves as a business consultant to several companies in the Gulf Coast area.