Pavlick's story is unveiled in depth in 'The JFK Conspiracy: The Secret Plot to Kill Kennedy and Why It Failed,' authoring a surprising footnote to history.
Meltzer emphasizes the importance of examining Pavlick's life, despite his failed assassination plot, revealing insight into a figure overshadowed by Kennedy's legacy.
The book details Pavlick's paranoia and delusions, discussing how his mental health issues led him to form discriminatory groups against those he saw as foreign threats.
Brad Meltzer notes that Pavlick's tale had been largely forgotten, saying, 'when Kennedy finally dies, this story just can't measure up to that story.'
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