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This time, one of those theories will be played out in federal court in Baltimore, where a former U.S. Secret Service agent assigned to protect John F. Kennedy on the day of his death nearly 33 years ago is suing for libel.

A little-known book called Mortal Error: The Shot That Killed JFK claims the agent slipped and accidentally pulled the trigger of his high-powered AR rifle, striking Kennedy in the head Nov.

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It's a theory - first advanced by a ballistics expert from Towson - that just won't go away.

"We're trying to stop this now while Hickey's still alive," said Mark S. Zaid, an attorney for former agent George W.

Hickey, "He doesn't want his grandchildren growing up and hearing other children say, "Hey, your grandfather killed the president of the United States."

Hickey is seeking untold damages from St. Martin's Press in New York.

He also wants an apology, preferably printed on full-page ads in The N