[MtnClimber]

Again for your consideration (because I don't know, I wasn't there).

Previous FR threads on this topic can be found here:

The Kennedy Assassination And The Persistence Of Conspiracy Theories -- Part I

The Kennedy Assassination And The Persistence Of Conspiracy Theories -- Part II

The Kennedy Assassination And The Persistence Of Conspiracy Theories -- Part III

[TalBlack]

As soon as Oswald was shot down on live TV the currency of the conspiracy theory charged into life whether there was one or not.

[Racketeer]

Yes, by waiting over 60 years to release most of the information, they find most of the people simply not not interested.

Which is why they waited so long.

[Paddyboy]

While in New York, de Mohrenschildt became acquainted with the Bouvier family, including future First Lady of the United States Jacqueline Bouvier. Jacqueline grew up calling de Mohrenschildt “Uncle George” and would often sit on his knee. He became a close friend of Jacqueline’s aunt Edith Bouvier Beale. So de Mohrenschildt was the only guy in the US who was a friend of both Oswald and the Kennedys...just a coincidence

[Ditto]

Second, Oswald somehow picked up the Russian language. During his time in the Marines, he requested and passed a Russian-language proficiency test. The U.S. military has denied that they gave him any formal training.

Ever heard of Berlitz?

[sauropod]

bkmk

[irishjuggler]

And George de Mohrenschildt was the uncle of Poppy Bush’s Andover roommate. Such amazing coincidences that these people would have contact with “lone nut” Oswald.

[Mlheureux]

Well, if you look at all the evidence, then a conspiracy exist. If you spout only what the commission printed and that Oswald had a rifle, took a picture and worked at the book depository then you end up blaming Oswald. Not having to think or use your mind is the easiest way out and our beloved security agencies know that.