Vince Palamara

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Vince Palamara is a leading civilian authority on the United States Secret Service, especially with regard to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. ^[1][2] He is a graduate of Duquesne University,^[3] and a native of Bethel Park and South Park, Pennsylvania^[4]

[edit] Writing

Palamara's work has appeared in over 45 books by other authors^[5],^[6][7] in print articles,^[8] and internet articles,^[9][10]YouTube,^[11] newspapers,^[12] radio,^[13] at national conferences,^[14] and The History Channel.^[15][16]

Palamara is currently in the process of having his book entitled Survivor's Guilt: The Secret Service & The Failure To Protect The President published,^[17] as well as continuing his role as international consultant on the actions---and inactions---of the United States Secret Service on November 22, 1963, during the tragic assassination of President John F. Kennedy^{[18][19][20][21]}[note: Vince Palamara is also consulted, from time to time, regarding the Secret Service's interaction with other U.S. Presidents such as Franklin Roosevelt,^[22] Harry Truman,^[23] Dwight D. Eisenhower,^[24] and Lyndon Johnson,^[25] to name but a few, although the agents that protected President John F. Kennedy are his primary focus^[26]].

Palamara is also the author of JFK: The Medical Evidence Reference.^[27]

[edit] Music

Palamara is also an accomplished guitarist,^[28][29] performing in the original, progressive hard rock bands Seance, Entourage, Diamond Haze, and now Silent Choir (featured on college and foreign radio,^[30] in international fanzines and magazines,^[31] on cable access television,^[32] on the internet,^[33] and on YouTube^[34] ).^[35]

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