Chappaquiddick Revealed: What Really Happened

CHAPPAQUIDDICK REVEALED was written because author Ken Kappel discovered powerful new factual evidence that had never been available to the American people.

- According to photographic analysis Kennedy's car may have been in another accident before the one at the bridge. (See photo section)

- Blood stains on Mary Jo Kopechne's blouse must have dried—and set—prior to the plunge into the water, indicating that she was injured in an earlier accident, before the bridge.

- The car may have been purposely pushed, not driven, off the bridge after this earlier accident—to cover up the possibility that alcohol may have been a causative factor.

- According to the diver who pulled her from the scene, Mary Jo did not drown, but suffocated in an air pocket in the automobile!

Picking up where the state of Massachusetts left off, Ken Kappel exposes the blatant cover-up and raises several important questions that demand answers:

Was Senator Kennedy driving while under the influence of alcohol?

- Did Senator Kennedy fail to report accident until ten hours after it had occurred because already asked his cousin report that Mary Jo, driving alone, was responsible?

- Would Mary Jo have survived the accident if it had been immediately reported?

CHAPPAQUIDDICK REVEALED points to an appalling scenario so believable you will be forced to question The credibility of the State of Massachusetts' entire investigation.

Because of government incompetence, cowardice and complicity, "Chappaquiddick" is one of the most mentioned Unsolved Mysteries in U.S. history. Jack Anderson called it "One of the great political stories of all time." Kennedy's own attorney, Edward Hanify, has said that Mary Jo Kopechne's death had generated "more publicity than any other fatal accident the United States and perhaps, the world."

CHAPPAQUIDDICK REVEALED is an explosive, authoritative expose of Senator Ted Kennedy's brazen cover-up of the truth.

With exceptional courage, and through the use of previously overlooked photographic evidence, it attempts to right the historical record once and for all.