Conspiracy theories
Did Castro kill Kennedy?
A former Cuban secret agent, tells the camera that Havana wanted Kennedy dead because "he was an enemy of the Cuban Revolution" -- a sworn and public enemy who had even sent a team of CIA-contracted militants to overthrow Castro in 1961. The article appeared in Spiegel in 2006.
Route changed at last minute?
Acoustic evidence investigation
The acoustic evidence theory examines the audio recording analysis from a dictaphone. What do you think after watching this film?
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What's the opinion of American public?
- Who Killed John Kennedy? After 25 Years, More Theories Than CertaintyA quarter-century after gunshots echoed across Dealey Plaza in Dallas and left the President mortally wounded, investigators, scientists and the public seem no closer to a consensus about the circumstances of John F. Kennedy's assassination.
- The JFK AssassinationA 2003 ABC News poll found that 70% of Americans believe Kennedy's death was the result of a broader plot.
- An Introduction to JFK Conspiracy TheoriesKennedy's murder is important because it branded the consciousness of the Bill Clinton/Oliver Stone generation so deeply that we can expect it to disappear into the realm of historical trivia only when that generation is itself trundled off to the nursing homes.
Theories and more theories
Most theorists do not believe Oswald was responsible for Kennedy's murder, and those that do, believe he had help. Alleged participants involved in the assassination range from the American Mafia to the FBI and KGB.
The motive? Well, that depends on what theory you subscribe to. Some say the murder was orchestrated because Kennedy wanted to bring an end to the Cold War, whereas others believe he was killed because he supported an invasion of Cuba. A multitude of other motives also exist, all surrounding Kennedy's personal and political activities. (source)
The Mafia theory
David E. Scheim has published two books claiming that the Mafia were responsible for the assassination of John F. Kennedy. He believes that it was organized by Carlos Marcello, Santos Trafficante and Jimmy Hoffa. This theory is based on the idea that the Mafia were angry with both John F.Kennedy and Robert Kennedy for their attempts to destroy organized crime.
The LBJ theory
BY 1963 LYNDON JOHNSON HAD GROWN WEARY of the obscurity of his office and was concerned that the scandals surrounding his cronies Bobby Baker and Billie Sol Estes would ruin his hopes for the presidency. When rumors circulated that JFK was going to drop him from the 1964 ticket, LBJ worked to stage an elaborate coup on home turf, enlisting loyal Texas oilmen who feared losing the oil depletion allowance and warmongers who wanted to step up involvement in Vietnam. One of their foot soldiers was an angry young man named Lee Harvey Oswald.
Believers
Authors David Lifton (The Texas Connection) and Harrison Edward Livingstone (Killing Kennedy).
Strange Details
- John Connally, LBJ's longtime friend and colleague, roomed in college with Dallas County district attorney Henry Wade, whose November 24, 1963, press conference made the definitive case against Oswald.
- Eugene Locke, the deputy ambassador to Vietnam under LBJ, once served as the attorney for Marie Tippit, the wife of Dallas police officer J. D. Tippit, whom Oswald shot soon after the assassination.
Why did the Secret Service agent step away?
Watch as the two secret service men assigned to protect president Kennedy's motorcade are ordered to stand down just minutes before entering Dealey Plaza.
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The grassy knoll is back
Conspiracy theories
"THERE IS NEVER AN ORDINARY DAY AT DALLAS' DEALEY PLAZA, where personal revelations and quiet mourning are as familiar as the downtown rush-hour traffic"
Theories abound over the assassination of JFK....
The CIA Theory
The Mafia Theory
The LBJ Theory
The KGB Theory
The FBI Theory
The Castro Theory
The Cuban exiles Theory
The Secret Service Theory
The Vietnam Theory
The Shadow Government Theory
The CIA theory
President Kennedy entered office as an advocate of a stronger line against Fidel Castro's Cuba, and was a fan of the kind of counterinsurgent warfare employed by the CIA. This changed with the ill-fated Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba, inherited from the Eisenhower administration. Kennedy accepted responsibility publicly, but privately blamed the CIA and obtained the resignation of longtime Director Allen Dulles and others. He also implemented NSAM 55, transferring control of paramilitary operations to the Defense Dept.
Were the CIA-Mafia plots to kill Fidel Castro somehow related to JFK's murder? Was Oswald in fact an agent of the CIA? Why did the CIA bury some of its knowledge of Oswald's trip to Mexico? What have we learned from the voluminous CIA declassifications of the 1990s? Was the CIA involved in the Kennedy assassination?
All you've heard is wrong!!
In “Triangle of Death,” co-authors Brad O’Leary and L.E. Seymour untangle for readers a seemingly outrageous web that becomes increasingly convincing with each corroborated detail.
They build a case that leads to a stunning, but convincing conclusion: President John F. Kennedy was killed Nov. 22, 1963, as the result of a massive conspiracy between the CIA-installed government of South Vietnam, the French global heroin syndicate and the New Orleans Mafia. Curious?? Read from link below.
Where was Mary Moorman?
It sounds utterly stupid to ask whether Mary Moorman, when she took her famous Polaroid picture of the assassination, was standing on the pavement in Elm Street, as opposed to standing on the grass of the Dealey Plaza infield. After all, the Zapruder film of the assassination shows her standing on the grass, in a black coat, with the camera to her face.
