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Who or What killed Kennedy?

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70% of people believe there was a plot to the assassination

32% accept the Warren Commission's decision

51% believe there is a second shooter

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1. Oswald had Russian ties and tried to renounce his American citizenship

2. Oswald could have been in the KGB

3. Kennedy’s father was involved in bootlegging with the head of the Chicago mob during the prohibition

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1. Zapruder Films

2. it wasn’t raining and no one in any the pictures from that day have an umbrella

3. Kennedy is truck by the first bullet as the front passes in front of the man

4. Department of Defense weapons developer, Charles Senseney, testified that this weapon exist because he created it.

5. Pictures show that his umbrella was closed before and after the assassination. (Only opened when Kennedy is around)

6.  the umbrella man and another man sit on the curb, seemingly undisturbed

7. Louie Steven Witt testified that the umbrella was a protest to Kennedy’s father and symbolize Chamberlain who supported appeasement

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1. Labeled as the "Benign Cover Up"

2. Kennedy found out that the CIA was planning on assassinating Fidel Castro, a Cuban leader.

3. Kennedy wanted to minimize or disband the CIA

4. During the Bay of Pigs invasion on Cuba, Kennedy refused to offer additional military support even though the CIA offered an “umbrella” of air protection

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Lee Harvey Oswald

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John F. Kennedy

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Chicago, Miami, and New Orleans mobs have all claimed they killed Kennedy

1. Kennedy wanted to end organized crime and started to make policies that angered the mob

2. Ruby, who killed, Oswald was theorized to be apart of the mafia

3. James Files, a former mafia member, claimed that he was the second shooter when he was arrested in 2015 and said the CIA helped

4. no hard evidence

5. Kennedy was friendly with the head of the Chicago mob and supposedly helped him with the election( both shared the mistress Judith Exner )

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1. orchestrated the assassination to gain power

2. upholding some of president's responsibilities but got none of the credit

3. political climate in Texas was not safe

4.  Johnson’s mistress, Brown,  describes the dinner between Johnson, Nixon, and Hover the night before the assassination “ After tomorrow, those Kennedys will never embarrass me again. That’s no threat but a promise.”

5. movements heavily documented

6. solid alibi but that would also mean that Brown’s testimony would be falsified

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1. proven that Oswald wouldn’t be able to fire both shots in time which  makes people believe that there was a second shooter

2. “Magic Bullet Theory” that the bullet was unable to move in those directions(trajectories were impossible.

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Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and assasinated JFK

1. ex- marine corps and had a violet streak (qualified as a sharpshooter w/ the M-1 rifle)

2. Under FBI investigation during the assassination while in Dallas, but secret service was unaware of this

3. Employed at the Texas School Book Depository(along road where JFK was killed)

4. Miscommunication and mishandle by FBI and Secret service

5. Killed a Dallas police officer 45 min after assassination

6. Jack Ruby later killed Oswald

7. no real motive

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55 years later, the government officially released the JFK files.

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The assassination and the conspiracy theories that surrounded JFK’s death is  so prominent during this time because it was the murder  of the president of the United States. They was many black holes and unanswered questions about the assassination.

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Back then the conspiracies were not as public but today the internet is fast to come up with alternatives to the truth.

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Friday, November 22, 1963, at 12:30 p.m. in Dallas, Texas while riding in a presidential motorcade in Dealey Plaza president John F. Kennedy was assassinated.