[Jess Kitting]

A common question to ask is “Who stood to benefit most from JFK’s death?” LBJ.

[MagnoliaB]

I agree. I was just a kid when it happened but talking to my parents about it as an adult, they said they and most every one they knew thought he was responsible. I grew up hearing it rehashed over and over and the more you heard, the more it became obvious of a government cover up. For example, if the government wasn’t involved, why was all the evidence locked up until a year in the future when they knew everyone involved would be dead?

[Donnafrflorida]

LBJ was capable, out of all the choices we have to date. He is on the top of my list.

[Flick Lives]

A common question to ask is “Who stood to benefit most from JFK’s death?” LBJ.

A good question to ask in any murder investigation.

[X-spurt]

You are correct of course.

How anyone here can give any cover to LBJ or deny he was likely the worst (as in manipulator with greatest harm) USA politician in the 20th Century is absurd.

LBJ had both the means, the mentality, the motivation and the greatest to gain. Simplest answers are usually right answers.

[mlo]

"A common question to ask is “Who stood to benefit most from JFK’s death?” LBJ."

It's a question you ask to begin an investigation to get some ideas of where to look for evidence. It isn't evidence in itself. There is tons of evidence in this case that was there from the begining. It doesn't point to LBJ.