Autobiography from Death Row is a work of historical fiction. While it draws upon publicly available facts, historical events, official reports, and documented testimony related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the life of Lee Harvey Oswald, and the figures surrounding the subsequent investigations, the core narrative is an act of imagination.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) was used in part for the creation of this novel, limited primarily to research purposes, ie,  historical clarification, timelines, period details, and image creation.

No part of this manuscript is intended to be a factual account of the assassination or the motivations of those involved.

Characters and Dialogue: All incidents, thoughts, and dialogue are the product of the author's imagination. The internal life, beliefs, and conversations attributed to Lee Harvey Oswald (including his claimed authorship of this manuscript), Marina Oswald, Jack Ruby, and other private figures are entirely fictional.

Historical Figures: Where real historical figures such as President John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, J. Edgar Hoover, Carlos Marcello, and others appear, their actions and involvement in the central plot of this novel are fictionalized for dramatic purposes and are not intended to depict actual events or prove historical theories.

Theories and Conspiracies: Any reference to covert operations, unsolved plots, or intelligence conspiracies is used as a dramatic framework for the story's fictional premise. These theories are not presented as verifiable fact.

Any resemblance between the fictional narrative contained herein and the actual thoughts, motives, or deeds of any person, living or deceased, is entirely coincidental outside of the documented historical record.