The sensational new book Mary's Mosaic: The CIA Conspiracy To Murder John F. Kennedy, Mary Pinchot Meyer, And Their Vision For World Peace is an eye-opener to the JFK assassination and the murder of Kennedy's long-rumored mistress. Author Peter Janney offers up a new twist in the saga: an inside look that appears to prove that the CIA was trying to cover something up—if not a plot against the President, then at least the murder of Mary Meyer, whose diary and insistence on exposing her ex-husband and his CIA co-workers in a plot to kill Kennedy made her collateral damage.

Janney's father, Wistar Janney, a top level CIA officer, is believed to have called at least two people in the minutes after Mary's still-unsolved murder. Both calls were made hours before police identified Meyer's body. How did Wistar know who had been killed in this random shooting in a park in broad daylight, with no one else around? His son believes he has the answers in "Mary's Mosaic." Here's an extended excerpt from the explosive book…

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"No one can live forever," Martin Luther King Jr. once remarked. In the sacrosanct halls of the CIA, where such kingpins as Jim Angleton, Cord Meyer, and my father Wistar Janney lied professionally and with impunity, a decision had been made. They may have agonized a bit—after all, Mary Pinchot Meyer was well bred, beautiful, and of the same class, one of "their own." But the stakes were too high. If she talked and told what she had come to understand about what really had taken place in Dallas, what had been done to her beloved ally, the president, and the country, and by whom, people with influence would have listened to her, people such as Philip L. Graham of the Washington Post, had he still been alive. That made Mary Meyer very dangerous.

Simpy put, peace—particularly world peace—wasn't good for business, nor for American military and economic hegemony. Whatever enlightenment Jack Kennedy and his mistress, Mary Meyer, may have finally engendered together, it had evolved into a part of Jack's newfound trajectory of where he wanted to take not only his presidency in 1963, but the entire world. It was the pursuit of peace that was about to take center stage; and that voyage would no longer include any obsequious bow to the insanity of America's war machine driven by the legacy of the CIA's Allen Dulles and his ass-kissing cronies.

After Dallas, Mary had taken it upon herself to discover and make sense of the truth of the conspiracy that had taken place—only to realize the magnitude of the second conspiracy, a cover-up taking place right before her eyes...