JFK Assassination

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Using the bullet wounds, Stone used this diagram to convince people that one bullet could not hit JFK and the governor the way reported.

Notice both

heads are

level with

each other.

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JFK sat elevated above Connally

wrong

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Single Bullet Theory

Once their seats are properly aligned, the single bullet theory appears to be valid!

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Umbrella Man?

Some say there was a mysterious man fanning an umbrella right as Kennedy was shot. Oliver Stone said he was signaling to shoot JFK.

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Umbrella Man

Not much mystery here. The man was questioned and identified.

He was trying to heckle JFK with his umbrella in a way that he himself did not quite understand.

One guy told me he was a Soviet agent.

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Badge Man?

Was there a mysterious man wearing a badge near the fence?

Again, no shots were fired from this area.

JFK’s entry wounds were in the back of his neck and head.

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Motives?

Everybody seemed to have a reason to kill JFK if one thinks about it hard enough.

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Lyndon B. Johnson

Supposedly, JFK wanted to withdraw from Vietnam.

LBJ had him killed so he could continue the war (supposedly).

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LBJ

Kennedy gave no clear evidence of exiting Vietnam.

LBJ showed no desire for escalating this “bitch of a war.” (LBJ’s words).

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The Mob?

The mob supposedly wanted to murder Kennedy.

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Sam Giancana connections

Supposedly upset about JFK’s lack of support for killing Fidel Castro.

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Mob continued

The mob was upset about Robert Kennedy’s pursuit of organized crime.

RFK was the Attorney General (top cop)

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The mafia did not kill JFK

The FBI had the Chicago mafia’s phone tapped and their offices tapped for years before 1963. No evidence was heard.