The truth about the JFK assassination On Friday, November 22nd in 1963 at 12:30 P.M., the 35th president of the United States of America, John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated while he rode in an open limousine though the streets of Dallas. The official answers complied by the Warren Commission have never satisfied the majority of the world's population. According to an ABC News television poll, between 68% and 83% of the American public doubts the official government explanation of John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Some haunting questions still remain. Was JFK really killed by a lone gunman firing from a book depository?
Ruby, who was immediately detained, claimed that rage at Kennedy's murder was the motive for his action. Some called him a hero, but he was nonetheless charged with first-degree murder. With all this evidence on Lee Harvey Oswald he must have been the one who killed Kennedy right? But what about all the other conspiracy’s? And why did Jack Ruby kill Oswald?
He has an alibi as being a strong supporter of Kennedy and murdered Oswald out of frustration and rage, but we cannot rule out other possibilities. He could have been working with Oswald and after realizing he was caught he murdered him to keep him quiet. The question about that is that he left his wife and dog in the car while he went about doing the deed, which gives him a chance of sudden motivation to kill Oswald without previous
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'.
The Grassy Knoll Theory is the theory that there was a conspiracy. That Oswald, as well as a man standing in the Grassy Knoll on the other side of the street were planning to assassinate President Kennedy. There was only one gun found, which proves there was one shooter. Also every bullet found in the Presidential car had come from the same gun, Lee’s gun. The police tapes, on which a fourth shot was heard, did not check out.
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
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?
In the early 1980s, Harrelson was convicted of murdering federal judge John Wood with a high-powered rifle, and is currently serving his sentence in a Texas prison. During the stand-off that preceded his arrest, Harrelson not only confessed to killing Judge Wood, but also said he had been involved in the Kennedy assassination. Harrelson later retracted his statement about having taken part in the assassination, claiming he had fabricated it under the influence of cocaine. When arrested, Harrelson was found to be carrying the business card of R. D. Matthews, who, according to the HSCA, was acquainted with Jack Ruby and with other Dallas crime figures. 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.
Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr. The committee came to the conclusion that the assassination of JFK was likely a conspiracy. Two weeks before when the HSCA was due to publish their report, they had believed the Warren Commission's conclusion that Oswald was the lone assassin. However, a police outrider traveling with Kennedy's motorcade had left the microphone of his two-way radio switched on. The recording was sent off to an acoustics lab.
To figure out the true assassin and the motive behind the murder, Lyndon B. Johnson, Kennedy’s successor as President of the United States, instated the Warren Commission, a board of 7 men whose job was to investigate and report upon the assassination of Kennedy. The Commission’s general conclusion was that a man named Lee Harvey