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On November 22nd, 1963 John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the President of the United States, was assassinated. The man, who was accused of murdering the President, was Lee Harvey Oswald. There are many speculations to whether Oswald did murder the President, and if it was a conspiracy, but it was proven later that it was him acting alone. Kennedy was the youngest man ever elected President in the United States of America. He was the thirty-fifth president of the United States. While President he had many accomplishments; one was the constructing of the Berlin Wall which divided East and West Berlin. Before his presidential campaigning, he was a marine, a very heroic marine at that. He married Jacqueline Lee Bouvier in 1953. They had 3 children, one that was born prematurely and died soon after its birth. On November 22nd 1963 the President was in Dallas, Texas campaigning to get more votes. He was on his way to luncheon riding in a convertible with his wife next to him, the Texas Governor in front of him and two cars behind was the Vice-President Lyndon Johnson. There were large crowds around the motorcade as he passed through the streets.
"It has been said that it was not Oswald who killed the President or that Oswald was a part of a conspiracy to kill the President. ass two shots were fired at the motorcade. Many hundreds of thousands of people walked past the bier of the slain president. The FBI found that Oswald bought a rifle, the rifle that assassinated Kennedy. Later in the investigation police found a photograph of Oswald which answered many questions. The President had never regained consciousness and approximately thirty minutes later, at 1:00 PM, he was pronounced dead. Their final conclusion was "The shots which killed President Kennedy and wounded the Governor of Texas were fire by Lee Harvey Oswald. The President's wife then put the president's head on her lap and the vehicle rushed to the nearest hospital. It showed the rifle, which was thought to be the one used in the assassination of the President, and the revolver, which was suspected to be the one that killed the police officer. The assassination of Kennedy has been referred to, as one of the most debatable murders of 19th century. Kennedy was struck in the neck with the first bullet and it traveled right through his neck, then hit the Governor of Texas in the back. Law enforcement officers had many witnesses that told them Oswald was in the building that the shots came from. Ironically Oswald died at the same hospital as the President had.
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