Quotes from Readers of ME
& LEE by Judyth Vary Baker
Listed by date - most recent first. Comments may have been edited for brevity.
This almost unimaginable achievement… brings light to an American tragedy…
beyond the usual domain of crafted words… a rare, almost unexampled, accomplishment…
an unadorned telling of the truth… Everyone
who loves
owes Judyth Baker great thanks…
Stephen Zubko
February 9, 2011
Couldn’t put it down. Happy, frustrating, angry, and ultimately heartbreaking.
I’ve read it two times, and have passed it on to my best friend.
Carol
January 30, 2011
Wow, Sensational Book! This is one book I did not want to end.
Her story flows and is easy to follow. I felt as though I was reading her diary.
By the end of the book your heart breaks for Judyth and you have a whole
new perspective of who Lee Harvey Oswald was. I highly recommend this book!
pbcarey
January 29, 2011
It is impossible to resist this fascinating puzzle…
"Me and Lee" is a mix of spy adventure and bio-warfare worthy of Michael Crighton…
Her story would be fascinating even
without such a well known co-star as Lee Oswald.
Rads with first
person narrative intensity that begs to be made into a movie.
Robert Shuler
January 28, 2011
Judyth's book is compelling, fascinating in its detail, and very moving.
Howard Schumann
Jan. 23, 2011
A fascinating, eye-opening, heartbreaking read!
From the Foreword to the heart-breaking conclusion of her story,
it is a bona-fide page turner and worth the time to read. Buy this book
as a gift for friends, demand your library keep a copy or two for circulation.
This story must be told! God Bless Mrs. Vary-Baker, Mr. Oswald, and
may the truth set everyone free!
S. Simonetti
Sault Ste.
January 18, 2011
Amazing level of detail . . . and absolutely essential
This is no dime-store novel, folks, but a work of courageous non-fiction.
Hundreds of photographs and footnotes, including a rare letter from Guy Banister.
Pay stubs, maps, photocopies of letters, it just goes on and on. And all giving a glimpse
of Lee Harvey Oswald at an extremely important time and place. If you are interested
in Kennedy Assassination history, this is a must-read. You'll be amazed, I guarantee.
And yes, I'm absolutely convinced.
Barry Krusch
January 17, 2011
Explosive, Undeniable Truth,
Wonderfully written autobiography that develops perfectly into the real truth of the JFK assassination.
Indeed poignant, heart braking, but triumphant. Miss Judyth is a heroine of our time.
And her book is easily readable, well written and hard to put down.
You must read this book !!!!! Worthy of a Pulitzer or Nobel prize.
Ruakdsh
January 12, 2011
One amazing book
For those who think they know the whole story of JFK's assassination, think again.
Very well written and undeniable. Judyth Vary Baker explains so many things
the
Do not miss this book. It is dynamite.
Phil
January 9, 2011
The end of fairy tales
Jim Garrison said that Oswald should be known as a hero. He was a
self educated genius who just wanted to use his talents to help out his country.
This book will help you to understand how the secret government perverts the truth,
and it will help you to understand that "they" ingeniously present a very convincing fairy tail.
It's the way "they" pervert the truth that is important and to grasp that, you have to read the book.
Daniel T. Davis
January 1, 2011
The secrets of Lee Harvey Oswald
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this fascinating story of a young woman
whose summer job as a lab researcher into the causes of cancer brought
her into contact with some mysterious characters, including Oswald.
I never found any details that indicated she was inventing this amazing tale.
I highly recommend this book.
Maria
December 27, 2010
Finally, it's making sense...
The President of the
and it was all wrapped up before dinner? Even my old grandmother thought
Jack Ruby's demise by cancer was a murder by people who wanted him quiet forever.
So, we finally get to meet the man (LHO) about whom we have heard so much.
I was waiting a long time for someone to come forward and fill in the blanks.
So it has happened. “Thank God” for Judith Vary Baker. Not only does she
have a fascinating story, she has a crucially important story and tells it very, very well.
C. Gavin "sky scanner"
December 12, 2010
Wow! Couldn't put this book down. If you read this book and Dr. Mary's Monkey
you'll have answers to a lot of questions about Lee Harvey and all the shenanigans
that these cowards have been up to over the years.
Nicholas Priest
December 4, 2010
Ms. Baker's personal story is nothing short of fascinating.
Ms. Baker is obviously an extraordinary person with great talents and
a prodigious memory. She might be indelicately described as a pack rat
and saved newspaper articles, letters, pay slips, bank statements, sketches
and other memorabilia that most people would have lost along life's way.
These items prove that the basic outline of her story is true. As for the love story
in "Me & Lee", that is for the reader to decide, but for me it rang true.
I congratulate Ms. Baker and Trine Day for the excellent presentation of "Me & Lee.
The aptly placed photos, biographic side bars, maps and other graphics helped to make
the book come alive. It may take some time for this book to be truly appreciated, but I think
it will be recognized as an important addition to JFK assassination research literature.
In case you couldn't tell already, I highly recommend this book!
Phillip M. Rose
November 30, 2010
Amazing, unexpected, new details
Let me say that this book is high recommended for many reasons, including
a very credible, literate, readable, text and the voluminous amount of believable detail.
Phil S. (
November 26, 2010
Incredible Book with meticulous research
Meijer Goldstein
November 23, 2010
To say that Me & Lee is a re
It is unique. I recommend Me & Lee to any open minded reader.
John Delane Williams
November 11, 2010
A Crucial Piece of Living History
This book is truly a re
described as autobiographical, historical, suspenseful, informative,
and insightful, all at the same time. Never have I read a book that serves
to inform me about so many topics (medical research, political intrigue, local culture)
while simultaneously engaging my heart at such a personal level.
This book is not only worth reading, but also VITAL
to understanding the truth about the Kennedy assassination.
cmege
November 10, 2010
Truly a labor of love
It is abundantly clear that "Me and Lee" is the product of a brilliant woman
who wants very much to shine the light of day on the life and death
of a man whom she grew to love very deeply. I found the book
to be fascinating on many levels.... political, medical, historical. But perhaps
the most fascinating aspect of this book is the compelling personal story
of two young people caught up in events which would change history.
Harold R. Decker
November 6, 2010
This is the one book everyone needs to read on Lee H. Oswald.
A major must read for all who want to know what really happened with JFK.
I can not say enough about the information here in, revealed at great risk to the author.
Ron Miller
November 4, 2010
Riveting First-Person Account of the JFK Assassination,
Me and Lee is an absolutely heart-wrenching story.
This is a truly unique book on the JFK assassination:
It paints a vivid, convincing portrait… It's a highly emotional read.
Judyth Vary Baker also doesn't appear to hold anything back.
She names names where appropriate, and when she's able to.
I especially liked all the photos; and the footnotes…
Thank you, thank you, thank you to Ms. Judyth Vary Baker.
Marsen Sedgwick
October 30, 2010
Me and Lee is a veritable tour de force! I congratulate you on a fantastic work
that I know will change the way people the world over will view the assassination.
Your writing could very well be the most important material ever published
in helping the world understand what happened to JFK and to the subversion
of our American democracy - the precious gift of our Founding Fathers.
I'll look forward to seeing that truth unfold through the prism of proper historical perception.
Shepard G. Montgomery
October 30, 2010
The last key witness that Oliver Stone mentioned in the film "JFK" (1991)
has finally been found. Her name is Judyth Vary Baker. There is now
a whole new angle to the story. What happened is far more impressive
and sinister than anyone could have imagined. And it is perhaps more important
and worrying than even the assassination of a beloved President.
Behind it all was the development of a biological weapon
capable of killing anyone by injecting virulent cancer cells.
Any such murder would, of course, look like a natural death.
Oliver Stone could finally do a final and less static version of his film.
Roland Michel Tremblay
The People’s Voice .org
Oct. 28, 2010
I found ME & LEE to be well written, extremely enlightening, full of complexity
and overall a fascinating read. Judyth Baker's story is both inspiring and tragic.
I wholeheartedly recommend purchasing a copy of Baker's book to anyone
who is interested in finding the truth about what happened to the 35th President
of the
Dr. J. P. Hubert
Moral Philosophy of Current Events
October 27, 2010
A must read for anyone seeking truth
I have investigated this event for over 30 years and am impressed…
Whether you are an experienced assassination buff or just a beginner
and want to start to delve into the mysteries of that fateful day,
then this is the book for you. As an experienced investigator,
I found it gave me greater insight in each of the players involved.
Tom Jeffers
October 22, 2010
Ten Stars - The truth about Lee H. Oswald has finally been told.
This is an awesome presentation. The assassination of JFK
is just the tip of the iceberg. The real story is one of medical espionage
that was going on then and there that Judyth and Lee were involved with.
Judyth Baker’s revelations prove, beyond a doubt, that Lee Harvey Oswald
was truly not an assassin and shows Oswald’s human side that is
lacking in other reports.
Joe Hall
October 20, 2010
Poignant, compelling, and convincing
This is a gripping and absolutely compelling story
told with emotional intensity and stunning candor.
Now we know what was happening during the crucial months
that Lee was in
This book ranks among the very best ever written on the assassination…
James H. Fetzer, Ph.D.
October 20, 2010
The Summer of '63 Ends with the Tears of Autumn,
The nature of Oswald's life in
has remained a mystery until now. The author illuminates
this time with her personal reflections as a young cancer researcher
hired to work on a secret project. Judyth Vary Baker has introduced
many new juicy "facts" into the JFK assassination stew.
The book deals with events of incredible historical impact
but maintains a light-hearted, youthful tone often laced with tour guide detail.
One is left with the feeling that the "usual suspects" are really
only puppets controlled by unknown hands.
W. Green
October 19, 2010
Wow! Stunning in detail, and
gripping in it's narrative,
Me & Lee is a must-have for all who seek Truth in our history!
Exhaustively footnoted and brilliant in it's clarity,
the reader is hard-pressed to challenge it's contents.
It reads as an extremely engaging love story dripping with intrigue,
passion and mystery. It demands your attention, and the reader
is absorbed in its depth! I LOVED IT!!!!
Jeffri D Smith
October 16, 2010
Now WE CAN KNOW!!
What is missing in most JFK
research beyond the
evidence is who is the 'lone assassin' and what was his role?
Judyth puts a real personality to the lead suspect in the case.
The tale in the end is sad because the truth of it hurts.
Judyth wants vindication. She got if from this reader…
Curt Jester
Painted Post, NY
October 14, 2010
Highly recommended. A powerfully written and fascinating book.
This is the story of a young
student living in
in the 1960's caught up in a web of deceit, cover ups, and intrigue
and how she meet the alleged assassin of JFK.
Armand Herpe
October 10, 2010
I received this book yesterday and have flown through it.
It is tough to put down!! Her time and experience in
is so amazing that you'll find your jaw dropping repeatedly…
Never again will you take at face value the media reports force-fed
to us after a national disaster.
Zach
October 5, 2010
The story of ME & LEE is for anyone who wants to learn more
about one of the most misunderstood people in our nation's history.
Judyth Vary Baker recalls her relationship with Lee Harvey Oswald
from the time they met in
until their last
phone conversation just two days before events in
This refreshing, new look at Oswald will challenge preconceptions…
It is a story of a flawed man written by a flawed woman…
Their imperfections… make it all the more likely to be true.
October 5, 2010
Dean T. Hartwell
ME & LEE was released by Trine Day Press
in Sept. 2010 TrineDay.com Order by phone 800-556-2012