The committee believes, on the basis of the evidence available to it, that President John F. Kennedy was probably assassinated as a result of a conspiracy. The committee was unable to identify the other gunmen or the extent of the conspiracy. President John F. Kennedy did not receive adequate protection from the agencies and U.S government departments. It was probable that a fourth shot was fired and the third shot came from an assassin on the grassy knoll, but
The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald Presented by: Sarah, Stacey, Mohamed H and Mohamed C. a) That Oswald was in the area where the assassination took place - MH b) That it was Oswald’s weapon which killed Kennedy - Sarah c) That he had the motive and the skill to kill the President - Stacey d) The he actually fired the fatal shots. You now have the task of presenting the trial of Oswald. The burden of proof in a criminal prosecution is proof of guilt ‘beyond reasonable doubt’ that is be convinced beyond any reasonable doubt that Oswald did what he was accused of doing - killing Kennedy. The defence, YOU, do not have to prove anything. If there are reasonable doubts about the accused’s guilt, then he must
At Harrelson's trial, Joe Chagra, the brother of the man who was believed to have hired Harrelson, testified that Harrelson was given the contract to kill Judge Wood after he claimed to have participated in the JFK assassination. Indicted along with Harrelson in the plot to kill Judge Wood was the brother of New Orleans crime boss Carlos Marcello, who was one of the Mafia figures identified by the Select Committee as possibly having been involved in the assassination of President Kennedy. Researcher Gary Mack asked an anthropologist to compare photos of the tall tramp with pictures of Harrelson. The anthropologist
There are many speculations as to how and why President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Some believe that it was the work of Lee Harvey Oswald. Others believe that the CIA played a part in the former President’s assassination. It all comes down to questions. What really happened on the afternoon of November 22, 1963?
Who killed JFK? The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on 22nd November 1963 threw shock-waves throughout the country and the world. Immediately allegations were made and opinions decided. However, conspiracy theories became increasingly popular due to the uncertain nature of the assassination, the suspicious events after the killing and the multiple conflicting eyewitness accounts. Much of the officially published evidence points towards Lee Harvey Oswald as the lone gunman who killed the president, however, many of the events which transpired after the shooting lead many to believe that Oswald was not acting alone.
JFK Assassination There are many theories regarding John F Kennedy’s assassination. Many people believe there was a conspiracy. However that is false. There is evidence showing that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in his killing of JFK. Through his motives, the Single Bullet Theory, and disproving the Grassy Knoll Theory it is shown that Lee Harvey Oswald is guilty.
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'.
Brittnie McGee 11/29/11 US History 142 “A Demonic Spirit” Have you ever wondered how a person could have such a demonic spirit? Why would someone have the desire to kill millions of innocent people? Did he ever have any remorse for any of his actions? How could he command his followers and be responsible for several terrorist attacks against the US when we were the country who originally had his back? Was he ever going to get tired of planning to cause destruction in major cities in the United States?
He was believed to be a man with Presidential ambition. Couple that with the fact that Kennedy was murdered in the very state he represented in the Senate for 12 years prior to his Vice Presidency under Kennedy brings a sense of suspicion to Johnson and his CIA constituents (One being future President George H.W. Bush). Johnson was believed by some to be a racist. The conjunction of his lofty ambitions, a possible unconfirmed rift with Kennedy on Civil Rights Grounds, and Castro accusations upon questioning make him a very possible culprit to
who was born and died January 15, 1929- April 4, 1968. In 1955 Martin Luther King Jr. accepted the leadership of the first great Nero Macon Pg. 4 Nonviolent demonstration of contemporary times in the United States. Martin Luther King Jr. lead a boycott that lasted 382 days and on December 21, 1956 the Supreme Court of United States had declared unconstitutional the law requiring segregation on buses, Negroes and whites rode the buses as equals. Martin Luther King Jr. was arrested during the boycott, his home was bombed and he was subjected to personal abuse.