The Truth Behind JFK's Assassination

Newsweek ^ | November 20, 2014 | Max Holland

[DJ Taylor]

On November 29, 1963, President Lyndon Johnson directed the Warren Commission to “evaluate all the facts” in the brutal November 22 murder of his predecessor, John F. Kennedy, on a downtown Dallas street in broad daylight. Reduced to its bare essentials, the investigation sought answers to three fundamental questions: Who, why and how?

“Why” was entirely contingent on “who,” and that depended on “how.” Thus, the linchpin of the Warren Report—and every subsequent investigation—has always been precisely how Kennedy was assassinated in Dealey Plaza. That is the finding from which all the important answers flow; mishandle that question and the credibility of the entire report is undermined. The Warren Commission’s bungling of “how” is a primary reason why there have been so many residual doubts and conspiracy theories over the past 50 years.

[ALASKA]

I’m not going to argue with you about this. Like I said, we aren’t going to agree. People did testify that she got it off the trunk and then handed it to people at Parkland.

I have researched this for decades. “Things said in conspiracy books” are usually people’s interpretation of evidence. Facts. I base my views on facts, not conspiracists’ theories.

[IncPen]

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[ROCKLOBSTER]

The Kennedy Assassination - Biggest over up in our history. Until Barack Obama appeared out of nowhere

Well, all the Clinton deaths, Ron Brown, Vince Foster, Oklahoma City, all the people at Waco...