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[498] Final Judgment 594
from different sources. And it is interesting to point out that many, many
people had precisely the same interests addressed in their questions.
Although there is no particular order in which the questions and
answers appear in these pages, we've tried to categorize the questions in a
free-flowing fashion that leads logically from one subject to another. The
questions cover a broad range of subject matter and are arranged in such a
fashion that even someone who has not actually read Final Judgment will
be able to understand the subject matter without having first read Final
Judgment, although needless to say I do suggest that before reading this
material that the reader first refer to Final Judgment.
I think that people will find the material enlightening and that it gives
the readers new insights into various aspects of the JFK assassination
controversy. If I've missed anything, I hope people will feel free to write
me and ask me to address those questions that they might have. I believe
that Final Judgment does stand on its own as, at least for now, the last word
on the JFK assassination but I also believe that Default Judgment helps
bring into focus some of the gray areas that people may have questions
about. So, yes, I believe that there has been a default judgment entered in
favor of Final Judgment.
—MICHAEL COLLINS PIPER