On November 22, 1963, at the age of 24, Lee Lee was killed. Harvey. Oswald crouched in a textbook warehouse in Dallas, Texas, staring intently at the vehicles on the street.
Suddenly, he pulled out his gun and aimed it at President Kennedy, who was sitting in the convertible, and Kennedy was shot in the head and neck and died.
What was driving this young man to commit a crime?
According to the "Warren Report" provided by the US side afterwards, Oswald's assassination was purely a personal act.
But this conclusion is not convincing to everyone, and various conspiracy theories are constantly heard.
Jim Lee in "The Stalking Assassination," released in 1991, Mr. Kennedy's murder was premeditated at the highest levels of government and carried out by war-mongering fanatics in the Pentagon and the CIA, Garrison said.
Reason for this is good enough, because Kennedy's death directly changed the decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Vietnam, and the annual war consumption of $80 billion is enough to drive people crazy.
And in 1974, former U.S. agent Charles S. McCarry believes the real perpetrators of the murder were South Vietnamese in retaliation for killing their president, Diệm Dinh Lam, in a coup orchestrated by the CIA in 1963.
In a 2005 book, Triangle of Death, co-authored by Onelli and Seymour, it is mentioned that the Kennedy assassination was a joint conspiracy of the South Vietnamese government, the French heroin global criminal group, and the New Orleans gang.
There are many versions of Kennedy's Inside Story, each of which is plausible and plausible, but not supported by sufficient evidence.
History is always strikingly similar, assassinations of state dignitaries still occur from time to time, and official motives are generally "personal acts". #US##Assassination ##肯尼迪 #
