This article goes in depth into the events of the assassination, highlighting key parts that may sprout skepticism. It also goes into detail into the investigation of the assassination, explaining why the investigation may have been set up by the government and how the government hid away its findings.

This is a worthy article to consider because it goes into heavy detail of the inconsistencies of the event, down to the finest detail.

Popular Mechanics goes over five different theories that try to explain that inconsistencies of the assassination. From the Mafia to the Soviet Union, Popular Mechanics makes sure it has a level of detail that can be trusted. This is a worthy source because of its citations to trustworthy sources and its good writer and editor.

Both of these are very different sources. The JFK Library website is controlled by the US government, and the New Criterion is a right leaning magazine, which is one of the most influential magazines in the United States.

The JFK Library talks about the events leading up and after the assassination. There is not much detail given, probably because this is a museum website. It is stated, however, that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. The Dallas autopsy law violation was left out.

The New Criterion talks about Lee Harvey Oswald’s possible motives for killing the president. They specifically go into detail about Oswald’s communist and Marxist ideals, and how he was affiliated to the Soviet Union and revealed American secrets to the Soviets. Also how Oswald expressed sympathy for the Cuban Revolution and wanted to make a mark in history.

Both of these sources somewhat agree that Oswald acted alone, but his motives differ by source.