JFK assassination conspiracy
Adolph Hitler, the former dictator of Germany, once said, "The bigger the lie, the more people will believe it." con-spir-a-cy (k n-spîr -s ) n. Law. An agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime or to accomplish a legal purpose through illegal action.On November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas, the President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, was driving in an open, minimally protected limousine with his wife and Governor John Connally. The route was originally scheduled to go straight down Main Street, but a last second route change sent the limousine past the book depository, diagonally down Elm Street (Garrison, On the Trail of the Assassins). Gunshots rang out, erupting chaos in the Dallas streets. The President was rendered fatally wounded and Governor Connally had been injured. Shortly thereafter, Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested at a local cinema on charges of murder of the President. He pleaded and publicly voiced his innocence and his only role of being a mere patsy, though he was believed to be a psychotic Marxist who was the perfect candidate for the assassin for the President. A few days later, Oswald was gunned down by Jack Ruby, who also was later believed to have association with clandestine
Each particular group had a very defensible motivation for murdering the President, complicating the conspiracy even further. greatly backed American involvement in Vietnam, and at first, Kennedy was in agreement with the C. Oswald's physical appearance continued to be a point of vagueness throughout the investigation. f) passed through his shirt,g) nicked President Kennedy's tie knot,h) passed through Governor Connally's suit coat and shirt just below and behind his right armpit,i) entered Connally's back just below and behind his right armpit, (creating an elliptical wound, indicating that bullet was fired from an acute angle to the entrance wound, or, the bullet had turned somewhat sideways before creating the elliptical wound),j) destroyed five inches of a Connally right ribcage bone as it smashed through his chest interior, while leaving behind lead fragments,k) exited slightly below his right nipple, creating a four inch sucking-air open chest wound while leaving behind lead fragments,l) passed through Connally's shirt and suit coat front, seen in commission photos five inches to the right of the suit coat right lapel, and even with the lowest point of the right lapel,m) entered through Connally's right upper wrist, (but did not first pass through his suit coat nor shirt wrist area)n) broke his wrist bone depositing lead fragments,o) exited the palm side of Connally's wrist,p) entered his left thigh,q) buried itself two inches into Connally's left thigh muscles r) deposited a bullet fragment in Connally's left thigh bone (that is still buried with him)s) dislodged out of Connally's thigh wound. He was serene and relaxed, drinking a Coca-Cola he had just purchased from the vending machine (Garrison, On the Trail of the Assassins 116). This could very well be the reason the government and/or Warren Commission did not investigate this incident further. Having enjoyed the beneficence of the mob, the Kennedys then spurned them. The Central Intelligence Agency had many motives for assassinating President Kennedy.
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