Reasons For Jfk Assassination

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Assassination of John F. Kennedy. Who killed JFK? using sources, evaluate the possible motive and opportunity for three different individuals/groups. (1200 words) By Rose Bowland The assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy occurred in November of 1963 but the evidence still continues to confuse historians and investigators. Lee Harvey Oswald's motive was apparent but not the best and his opportunity was also very limited. Other suspects include the Mafia and Lyndon Baines Johnson, whose motives were sufficient and strong and their opportunity was ample. JFK's assassination was carried out by the mafia, organised by Lyndon Baines Johnson, and the blame was placed on Lee Harvey Oswald. Amidst the many suspects Lee Harvey Oswald had weak and limited motives to kill president Kennedy. Oswald had strong communist tendencies proclaiming himself a "Marxist" in an interview with a woman reporter named Aline Mosby in the city of Moscow in 1959 and formed a 'Fair Play For Cuba Committee' and handed out flyers showing that he really was for Cuba and against…show more content…
One Malcolm Wallace, whose fingerprints were found on the sixth floor, who went out with Johnson's sister and killed her boyfriend and was also connected with other murders, putting Johnson in a connection with a convicted murderer capable of more bloodshed. A man named Billy Sol Estes wrote a letter to the Justice Department saying that Wallace and Johnson killed JFK. The Warren Commission of who were appointed by Lyndon Johnson himself claimed that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman but this was just to cover up for Lyndon Johnson. Dale Scott claims that 'People inside the government were responsible for the death of JFK. Lyndon Johnson may be involved due to links with Mafia, FBI and CIA'. This gives Lyndon Baines Johnson plenty of opportunity to assassinate President John F Kennedy and cover it up in conjunction with the
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