If the American people had any "difficulties" in the 20th century, the assassination of President Kennedy must be a case.
According to U.S. polls, 30 percent of Americans believe that the Kennedy assassination can be listed as the number one crime of the 20th century, and 60 percent of Americans believe that the case hides a huge conspiracy.
Today, 58 years have passed since the assassination, but the truth remains unclear. In 2017, this truth was once expected to be revealed, but in the end it was not resolved.
John F. Kennedy is the representative of the Kennedy family, an American family. Kennedy's ancestors were Irish immigrants to the United States, and his father made a fortune by investing in stocks, and later became a businessman and gradually entered politics.
Kennedy's mother was the daughter of the mayor of Boston, and she had nine children, and the children and their partners were mostly involved in politics, making the Kennedy family a famous political family.
In the 1960s, the Kennedy family's assets had reached hundreds of millions of dollars, and the powerful and well-connected family had a noble dream of training a U.S. president.
After Kennedy's eldest brother Joseph Kennedy died in an air crash, this glorious family mission fell on Kennedy's shoulders.
Kennedy graduated from harvard, a tall and handsome man with a great sense of humor and eloquence. The two U.S. presidents before Kennedy were crude, but Kennedy advocated an elegant and calm approach to politics. His charisma was an important reason for his presidency.
In 1960, Kennedy became the 35th president of the United States at the age of 43, the youngest president-elect in U.S. history.
Prominent origins, attractive appearances, vitality, assertiveness and talent, and a war hero who vowed not to surrender gave the American people deep hopes for Kennedy.
Kennedy also lived up to expectations and did a lot of great things for the United States during his tenure, including achieving the feat of landing on the moon, resolving the Cuban Missile Crisis, and supporting the civil rights movement.
After Kennedy's assassination, his glorious image was almost deified by the rendering of the tragic atmosphere.
People ignored the indiscretions in his private life, regarded him as one of the greatest presidents in the history of the United States, and even held a special favor for his widow, so that Jacqueline remarried and remarried, causing quite a stir and controversy in the United States.
More than 50 years later, the American people still remember Kennedy and commemorate him with various forms of activities, the Kennedy boom has endured, and there are many buildings named after Kennedy, including Kennedy International Airport, the USS Kennedy, the John F. Kennedy Library, etc.
Although Kennedy only spent more than 1,000 days on the presidency, he undoubtedly planted the seeds of nostalgia in the hearts of the American people. On the 50th anniversary of Kennedy's assassination, then-U.S. President Barack Obama designated November 22 as "National Day of Remembrance," and the flag was lowered at half-mast to pay tribute to the president who died young.
Based on all the above, the truth of the assassination of President Kennedy can be said to be something that all Americans are concerned about and eager to understand. In addition to mourning and regretting the excellent president, but also because the event itself is full of fog.
Everything seems to have been arranged in the dark.
In November 1963, Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline, came to Dallas, Texas, to solicit votes for the upcoming U.S. election the following year and raise campaign funds.
On the 22nd, the Kennedys and the governor and his wife shared an open-top car to cruise around the city.
Many wondered whether the White House security service had not considered the safety of the president and his wife and arranged for an open-top car. In fact, the car has a bulletproof cover, but Kennedy considered fitting in with his wife, and removing the bulletproof cover can better bring the relationship with the citizens of Dallas closer, more close to the people and enthusiasm.
There was actually an agent named Roy in the car, and it turned out that such an arrangement was useless for special moments. As the car reached Main Street, a strange man tried to stop the convoy, but was subdued by the police.
At 12:30, just as Kennedy was smiling and greeting the citizens, a bullet suddenly shot through Kennedy's neck.
A second bullet came in an instant, shattering Kennedy's skull directly. He fell on the shoulder of his wife next to him, and his vitality was suddenly lost.
A few minutes later, Kennedy was taken to the hospital, but he died on the way after losing too much blood, at the age of 46.
More than an hour later, the gunman was arrested by a thin man named Oswald. According to the investigation, he was a U.S. Marine and a Soviet KGB.
The murderer was captured alive, and it was only a matter of time before the truth was revealed. Unfortunately, oswald was shot dead by a nightclub operator in Dallas while in custody for two days in custody.
It is said that the murderer said this before his death: I am only a scapegoat.
Oswald is dead, at least his killer is still alive, and the man, Jack Ruby, stated his motive for killing him, saying he killed Oswald out of admiration for President Kennedy and wanted to avenge him.
It sounds reasonable, but this statement was quickly overturned by myself. Jack Ruby later changed his tune and said that if he were to go to Washington, he would tell the truth. Presumably speaking too much, Jack Ruby died in prison shortly after his arrest, and forensics said he had died of cancer.
If this is true, then the Kennedy assassination may really be a fate.
Even more paradoxical is that in the three years since Kennedy's death, 18 key witnesses have died. As of 1993, as many as 115 relevant witnesses had died for a variety of reasons.
Whose scapegoat is Oswald? What exactly is jack Ruby talking about as "truth"? Why are the witnesses involved in the case saying goodbye to the world? Was the president's death the result of infighting in American politics, or was it an elaborate conspiracy by foreign powers? What role do U.S. intelligence services play in this?
Because there are too many mysteries, especially Kennedy's brother Robert Kennedy, who was also shot and killed while running for president, the Kennedy assassination adds to the mystery.
In 2017, then-US President Donald Trump posted on his personal social media platform that he would release all confidential documents about the Kennedy assassination. As soon as the news was released, it immediately triggered heated discussions at home and abroad.
According to a bill enacted by the US Congress in 1992, all confidential documents about the assassination, including photos, audio recordings, video recordings, etc., must be declassified within 25 years. October 26, 2017, is the deadline for disclosure.
Although Trump does not seem to be reliable, because the bill is first, the public still maintains expectations and optimism. Before Trump, as many as 90% of the documents had been released, leaving only the last 3100.
The result was disappointing to the people. The White House has made only 2,800 of these documents public. The reason why the last 300 copies were retained was that the White House spokesman said it was due to "national security" considerations.
The FBI, CIA and other departments holding the documents persuaded the president at the last moment that the documents were revised, the most sensitive parts were sealed again, and the public ones were almost useless to determine and uncover the truth.
Why doesn't even the maverick Trump dare to make these secret files public?
Some analysts believe that the contents of the archives may expose the fact that the US national security departments continue to cover up the historical truth, and once declassified, it will cause an uproar in American society.
Another theory is that the archives may even involve more obscure things like U.S. involvement in the assassination of Cuban leader Fidel Castro.
As for the truth of President Kennedy's assassination, there are many official and popular theories, but none of the speculations have been confirmed.
Oswald, who assassinated Kennedy, had visited the Soviet and Cuban embassies in Mexico before the operation, saying that he was applying for a visa. He himself has a history of Soviet life, and his wife is also a local, which leads to the big brother of the Soviet Union who has tense relations with the United States.
But the Soviets flatly denied that they considered the murder to be a "domestic affair" of the United States, because some vested interests in the United States wanted to provoke war, and Kennedy had solved the Cuban Missile Crisis and eased relations with the Soviet Union, and the release of these signals meant that Kennedy would make decisions that were unfavorable to them.
In addition, according to anecdotal accounts, First Lady Jacqueline believes that the murder was led by US Vice President Lyndon Johnson, who is at odds with her husband's political views. As soon as Kennedy was assassinated, on his way back to Washington, Johnson took the oath on Air Force One and became acting president, and his covetousness for the presidency was clearly revealed.
And Johnson is a Texan, where he has served as a state legislator and governor, and Texas is his home and base camp, and he wants to lay out assassinations there, occupy the location and people.
In addition, Johnson and Kennedy represent different interest groups. Kennedy was the representative of the Northern Consortium, and Johnson was behind the Southern Forces, and Kennedy had plans to replace his deputy after being re-elected.
Who is responsible for president Kennedy's assassination?
If the final core archive is no longer made public, then the truth will remain in the depths of history forever, and speculation and reverie about the assassination will continue to ferment.