References

Thou shall not bear false witness.

– The Old Testament of Moses

I cite these references throughout the stories:

The house congressional committee on assassinations 1976 John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Assassination Report.
Hoffa versus The United States, 1966
The Baton Rouge Advocate
The Los Angeles Times
A Thousand Days: John F. Kennedy in the White House, by Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., published byHoughton Mifflin in 1965
Robert Kennedy and his times, by Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., published byHoughton Mifflin in 1978
Hoffa on Hoffa
Hoffa: The Real Story, by Jimmy Hoffa and Oscar Fraley, published by Stein and Day in 1975
The Fall and Rise of Jimmy Hoffa, by Walter Sheridan, published by Saturday Review Press in 1972
The Hoffa Wars, by Dan Moldea, published by ??? in 1978; 2nd edition in 1993(or4?).
I Heard You Paint Houses: Frank Sheeran and Closing the Case on Jimmy Hoffa, by Charles Brandt and Frank Sheeran, published by Steerforth Press in 2004; Paperback edition 2019.
In Hoffa’s Shadow: A Stepfather, A Disappearance in Detroit, and My Search for The Truth, by Jack Goldsmith, published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in 2019
In My Brother’s Shadow: Teamster Douglas Westley Partin Finally Tells His Side of the Story (self published in 2017 through a Mississippi publisher and unedited; it has mistakes and chronological discrepancies, but I cite it because I can hear Doug’s voice in its words and they match my memories of him and my grandfather).

When I cite Wikipedia, I do it partially out of laziness and partially to make a point about truth in media.