[justiceseeker93]

...she thought that Vice President Lyndon Johnson...had a role in the killing of her husband.

According to the book Blood, Money and Power, by Barr McClellan, Mrs. Kennedy was correct.

McClellan, from his work as an attorney with an Austin law firm headed by LBJ's lawyer and close confidant, had access to folks who knew LBJ intimately, as well as to revealing documents concerning LBJ's sordid history. He makes a compelling case connecting Johnson to the JFK assassination.

[LucyT]

. . . . Off Topic.

According to the book Blood, Money and Power, by Barr McClellan, Mrs. Kennedy was correct.

McClellan, from his work as an attorney with an Austin law firm headed by LBJ's lawyer and close confidant, had access to folks who knew LBJ intimately, as well as to revealing documents concerning LBJ's sordid history. He makes a compelling case connecting Johnson to the JFK assassination.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!

[Impy]

I’m not much for conspiracy theories but that was always one of my favorites.

[Ohioan]

At the time, there was some discussion in Conservative circles as to whether or not Lyndon was involved in some way, with the Kennedy assassination. Indeed, a former CIA operative, who at the time was running a mail order book service, devoted the front of an issue of his monthly catalog, to the subject "Stifle The Legend," calling upon LBJ to deal with a rumor already gathering momentum, that "Lyndon did it!"

Since Kennedy, himself, O.K.'d political assassinations, there is certainly a distinct possibility that there was some involvement. But, of course, we may never know for sure. But it was a very amoral time in the higher level of "Liberal" American politics. (I am not going to suggest that the present times are any more moral.)

William Flax

[sheik yerbouty]

Wasn’t it “Landslide Lyndon” who said: “Ask not what you can do for your country; ask what you can do for me?”