The scene of Kennedy's assassination
On Friday, November 22, 1963, at 12:30 p.m., john Fiszgierd Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, was assassinated. He was also the fourth president in U.S. history to be assassinated, and the federal secret service that was responsible for president Kennedy's security was the U.S. Federal Secret Service, which had guaranteed the safety of successive U.S. presidents since its inception in 1901 until Kennedy was assassinated. As usual, before the arrival of the president, the federal secret service made strict arrangements for the relevant areas, especially the streets, buildings and shops that the president's motorcade will pass, and carried out strict carpet search and control. At the same time, the Dallas Police Department also said that they have done the most stringent policing work ever. With such tight precautions, how could there be assassins ambushing the president in the streets?
Dallas gunshots rang out in the afternoon, the 35th president of the United States fell on the street at gunpoint, the murderer just surfaced but there was an accidental death, all people are asking the same question, who is the murderer? On the morning of November 22, 1963, just after a light rain, at 11:37 CST, Air Force One Presidential Presidential Presidential Mount landed at the Aidian Aircraft Factory, 11 kilometers northwest of Dallas. The youngest president in U.S. history, John F. Kennedy, and his wife, Jacqueline, came to Dallas, Texas, to prepare for re-election in november 1964. As originally planned, President KFC would be escorted by Governor Connery to downtown Dallas, be welcomed by 500,000 Dallas citizens, and then go to the Dallas Trade Fair to give a speech. Just after 12 o'clock, the president's motorcade drove at a speed of 15-20 kilometers per hour in the city of Dallas, and everywhere it went, it was crowded with welcoming crowds, and when Kennedy's motorcade turned into Elm Street, an accident occurred, and the 35th president of the United States fell on the street at gunpoint. There are 36 versions of the suspicion of Kennedy's assassination to this day, but the truth is still confusing, and what is even more incomprehensible is that so far, 188 people related to Kennedy's assassination have died mysteriously. Every time a new round of investigation is launched, some people die inexplicably.
So who assassinated Kennedy, whether the assassination was a personal act or someone manipulating it behind the scenes. If so, is there some huge conspiracy behind this? The president was in a 1961 Lincoln Continando luxury convertible, with Agent Roy Kleiman sitting next to the driver in front of him, governors in the second row, John Connerd and his wife Nari, and kennedy and his wife, in the third row, with Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline. The car was originally equipped with a bulletproof cover, but in order to let the citizens of Dallas see the face of the First Lady of the United States, Jacqueline, and also to show his trust in the citizens of Dallas, Kennedy asked the secret service personnel to remove the bulletproof cover. In front of the road is a police car, which belongs to the Dallas Police Department, which has special communication equipment on the car and keeps in touch with the president at any time, and this police car is also a special agent of the president, followed by the president's car. Along the way, some protesting groups and individuals demonstrated with various slogans. At around 12:30 cST, the presidential motorcade was close to the Texas Textbook Warehouse Building, and the presidential convoy, turning right on Dealey Square onto Houston Avenue, so that the convoy was facing the building, and then the presidential motorcade turned left and got up to Elm. The trees on both sides of this street are relatively small, and there are fewer onlookers, and there is a railway overpass in front of it. The presidential convoy was still moving slowly down Elm Avenue at 15-20 kilometers per hour, when a sudden gunshot rang out, and at 12:30:30, Kennedy covered his neck with his hand, as if he had been hit in the throat. Immediately after the second shot rang out, the second shot hit Kennedy in the back of the head, his head slammed backwards, the bullet hit part of his head, a large amount of blood and brain plasma gushed out, and at the same time kennedy was shot, Governor Connery in the front seat was also shot and seriously injured. After the shooting, the President sped away from Dilly Square and along the Slimonds Highway to Parkland Memorial Hospital, 6.4 kilometres away. At this time, the people in the square were still in shock, and many people had not yet reacted, what happened, was there really someone assassinating the president?
At 13:38 CST, CBS television host Walter Cronquette was the first to report the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on television. An hour after Kennedy's assassination, the country was in chaos, and everyone was asking the same question, who was the murderer?
Eight0 minutes before the president's assassination, the first suspect, Lee Harvey Oswald, was born on October 18, 1939, a Cuban-American who joined the U.S. Marine Corps at the age of 17. In 1959, he moved to the Soviet Union after yearning for communism. Two years later, he returned to the United States with his Belarusian wife and settled down, and found a job at the Texas Textbook Warehouse building in Dallas. At 1:50 p.m., the CWS caught him in dallas, first accusing him of murdering Dallas City Police officer JD Tippet and later accusing him of shooting president Kennedy on the sixth floor of the textbook warehouse building. Oswald, however, denied shooting the president, saying he was a scapegoat. The question is, Oswald was never retried and prosecuted, so was he really the murderer? Some say he's not.
Oswald was stabbed
On the morning of November 24, 1963, the Dallas Police Department prepared to transfer suspect Oswald from the police headquarters to the county prison, and the transfer of such a major suspect was naturally heavily guarded. But journalists flocked to get a chance to get a close-up shot of the president's killer, but just then, one of the killers shot and killed Oswald in front of 70 Dallas police officers and countless reporters. Soon the police found Jack Ruby, who owned an equestrian club in Dallas and was a local mafia gangster who worked all day in drug gambling. But why did Jack go and kill Oswald? Is there any benefit to killing him? Or would you be unlucky if you didn't kill him? Could the shooting of Oswald be a personal act? Later investigations revealed that there was no such possibility, and it was likely to be a major assassination plot, but Jack Ruby, at best, was a small role in the dragon suit, so there must be someone behind him. On November 29, 1963, five days after the suspect Oswald was shot, President Lyndon Johnson personally appointed the Chief Justice of the United States, orvolen, as its chairman of a special committee to thoroughly investigate the murder. The Warren Commission directly interrogated Jack Ruby, who, according to the information, was very anxious to leave Dallas, and he seemed to know some shocking truths for sure, perhaps directly related to the assassination of the president. But Justice Warren didn't seem eager to hear what he wanted to say, and that couldn't help but feel like there was something wrong with it. The Warren Commission, however, affirmed in its investigative report that Ruby's background and conduct did not provide any evidence that he had conspired with anyone to murder Lee Harvey Oswald. Why did the Warren Commission have such an attitude toward such an important witness? Do they really have anything to hide? After Jack Ruby committed the crime, he was quickly sentenced to death, but it was not carried out because there were too many doubts in his case. A few years later, just as the judicial authorities were preparing to reopen his case, he suddenly died of cancer in prison. It was January 1967, and it was later revealed that Jetrubi had said that someone had injected him with a cancer virus, but there was no evidence. In any case, a clue that might have led to the truth behind the incident was thus cut off.
After 10 months of investigation and evidence gathering, the Warren Commission handed over the report and came to the following conclusions about the assassination: 1. Oswald was the murderer of the president and the injury of the governor. 2) Bullets shot from the six-story window of the textbook building, firing a total of 3 bullets, one of which also injured Governor Connery. The report attributed Oswald's motives to a deep-seated hatred of all authority and a belief in Marxism and communism, and concluded that it ruled out the possibility of Soviet-Cuban intervention and the involvement of the United States government and any other institution. That said, Kennedy's assassination was just an accident. In the words of the FBI, this was just a tragedy for the United States from beginning to end, the personal actions of two mentally unstable people in one hundred and ninety million Americans. But as soon as the Warren report was released, it was questioned and attacked by many people, many of whom were people who specialized in the Kennedy assassination. But the U.S. government turned a blind eye to this and fully trusted the Warren Commission's findings.
The firearms involved in the case were searched by the police
In fact, since the assassination, there have been various indications and evidence that it is unlikely that Oswald was the only murderer of President Kennedy. The whole process of the shooting, a total of about 6 seconds, the police claimed that the killer was found on the sixth floor of the textbook warehouse building using a 6.5 mm caliber Italian-made Carcano M 9138 manual rifle, and the experiment proved that this gun could not shoot three shots in 6 seconds. Moreover, according to Deputy Sheriff Roger Rigg, who was in charge of investigating Kennedy's case at the time, a 7.65 mm coat-colored gun was found on the 6th floor, but this claim was not accepted by the Warren Committee at the time.
The Warren report concluded that the bullets were fired from the six-story window of the textbook warehouse building and fired a total of 3 bullets, one of which hit Governor Connery, and first, the first hit Kennedy in the neck and also injured Governor Connery. The second bullet did not hit the target, but it hit the ground with splattered cement debris, injuring a James Tiger who was 270 feet away, or 82 meters away. The third bullet, which was fatal, hit Kernini in the back of the head, which is where the warren committee said the three bullets went.
However, there is another theory about the origin of the bullets, and the Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison published a book in 1988 called "On the Trio Assassins" (On the Trio Assassins). Based on years of research, he came up with the idea that the bullet that hit Kennedy and Governor Connery actually left seven wounds on both of them. One bullet hits seven wounds, and that bullet is amazing, right? The bullet seems to have a mind, can control its trajectory, and knows where it is going. But anyone who has been shot, or has a modicum of common sense, knows that it's impossible for a bullet to leave seven wounds on two people's bodies. However, if these wounds do exist, then the warren report's statement that only three shots were fired is untenable, and the number and direction of the shots will not be one. The Warren report defines assassinations as individual acts, which is not convincing. As we see, the findings provided in the report are so porous that it's hard to believe that this is an isolated incident. But if it is not a personal act, then who is the black hand behind the assassination of Kennedy?
Why was Kennedy assassinated? There are now 36 versions of different claims. Two of these have greater credibility, one of which comes from madeleine Brown, the mistress of the main client, who was born in 1925 and has been the mistress of Lyndon Johnson for more than 20 years. On November 21, 1963, Clinton Moxisen, an American monopoly, hosted a banquet at his dallas home, and the guests attending the dinner were extraordinary. The most important are incoming President Richard Nixon, FBI Director Hoover, Vice President Lyndon Johnson, and this oil tycoon H.L. Hunt. At this banquet, Hoover, Nixon, and Johnson went to a nearby room and held a separate meeting, and when the meeting came out, Johnson looked very uneasy and immediately left the venue with his mistress Madeleine. Ironically, the next day Johnson called Madeleine and told her about the meeting the night before. After the 90s, she finally told reporters the truth about the meeting, where Johnson was actually told that Kennedy would be stabbed. The person most likely to bring the news was Hoover. Just the day after the banquet, a few hours after Madeleine Brown received a call from Johnson, Kennedy was assassinated. However, on November 17, an urgent telegram was sent from the FBI headquarters to all its subordinate agencies, saying that between November 22 and 23, 1963, someone was going to assassinate General Kennedy in Dallas. That is to say, the FBI already knew that someone was going to assassinate Kennedy, so could the CIA not know about it, so that night at the banquet, all the participants knew that someone was going to assassinate Kenidi, of course, not that all the people at the banquet were participants in the assassination scene, but if they knew that someone was going to assassinate certainly, and did not take enough precautions, then what was the crime?
The National Security Memorandum No. 263, dated November 11, 1963, shows that Kennedy has decided to gradually withdraw troops from Vietnam. Obviously, his decision hurt the interests of the us large consortium, especially the military-industrial group, so it is very likely that they will also unite and jointly plan the plot to assassinate Kennedy. But is it really necessary to kill Kennedy, and what kind of benefits can his death bring to these people? First of all, if Kennedy is re-elected president, it means that in the next four years, there will be another large-scale war, and the possibility is almost impossible, then the interests of those who make a windfall from war will be greatly damaged. Looking at Vice President Lyndon Johnson again, kennedy was stabbed for a few hours, and Lyndon Johnson was hastily sworn in as president on Air Force One.
On November 26, 1963, the new President Johnson held an emergency meeting in Washington, D.C., and he could not wait to sign an important document, which fundamentally changed the U.S. policy toward Vietnam. The first item in the National Security Memorandum No. 273, which states that assisting the people and government of South Vietnam and defeating the communist conspiracy from outside guidance and support, remains a core purpose of the United States in South Vietnam. The United States in this region, all decisions and actions. All should serve this purpose, and it is clear that this document completely changed Kennedy's wishes during his lifetime. The battle between the United States and Vietnam was settled, and Kennedy had just been buried. As soon as the new president's new policy is introduced, some people should steal the fun, because the Vietnam War will create a huge business opportunity for those military entrepreneurs, they build bombs, build airplanes, build everything they need for this war, and as more and more soldiers participate in the war, the demand for military supplies will rise higher and higher. Sure enough, during the Vietnam War, the arms revenue exceeded $200 billion, which can explain a lot of problems, but the war eventually dragged the United States into a quagmire, and the number of American soldiers buried in Vietnam alone exceeded 50,000, which was the last thing Kennedy wanted to see before he died, but all this happened. The morning after his body returned to Washington, everything associated with him was driven out of the White House. It seems that the people who want to drive him away are really impatient.
Mrs. Kennedy's private letter to Khrushchev after the funeral contained several passages, Dear President, I thank you for sending Mr. Mikoyang to my husband's funeral, and I am deeply touched that you and my husband are both rivals and allies, because you are determined not to destroy the world, and you respect each other and send this letter because I am very aware of the importance of your relationship with my husband. Judging from the tone of the letter, Jacqueline believed that her husband's death was not the work of the Soviets. So who else could have been involved in the conspiracy to assassinate the Affirmations?
The Middle Bay Cubans call it Geelong Bay, and he is at the southern tip of the province of Las Villanas in the middle of cuba. On April 17, 1961, cubans in exile in the United States, assisted by the CIA, launched an armed attack on Castro's Cuba, a battle that came to be known to the Americans as the Bay of Pigs. It was the first peak of a series of anti-Cuban waves in the United States. After 72 hours of fighting, the Cuban army was completely annihilated by the 2506 Brigade of Cuban exiles surrounded in the Bay of Pigs. Of these, 114 were killed by Cuban troops and the remaining 1,113 were captured. The CIA begged President Kennedy for air support, but was refused. The Bay of Pigs incident was a complete failure for the United States. Those who survived, especially the CIA agents, blamed Kennedy for abandoning them when they needed help the most, so they hated Kennedy and his brother Robert to the bone. So such a big hatred, what kind of revenge will they carry out next? The immediate target, of course, is Kennedy, the youngest president in U.S. history. Arranging an assassination for the president is the most appropriate.
The assassination of President Kennedy shocked the world, but it is very difficult to explain how 18 key witnesses died in the next three years. Six people were shot, three were in a car accident, two committed suicide, one had his throat cut, one had his neck broken, and five others remained who looked like natural deaths. But it's also too bizarre, right? What kind of people are these people? Lina Roberts, Oswald's landlady, looked as if he had died of a heart attack. Tom Howard, Jack Ruby's lawyer, who also died of a heart attack. Amazingly, when Jack Rupee shot oswald, Tom Howard was there, and right next to him. Rojack Reg, who was the deputy sheriff investigating the assassination at the time, testified that he had found the 7.65-caliber Mauser gun on the 6th floor of the Texas School Library. He was shot cold more than once, and his life was a mess, and he finally shot himself in his father's house. Dorothy Gyallen TV reporter, she interviewed Jack Ruby alone. Later he said to his friend, I want to make the truth public, this is the biggest insider of this century, but a few days later she died, and the cause of death was a confused account, some people said it was heart disease, some people said it was suicide. Lee Bowles worked at the railroad yard behind the school's bookstore, and on the day of Kennedy's assassination, he saw from above the railroad tower that there were three cars circling the grassy fenced parking lot, and they shouldn't have been there. Then one day, he was driving out of the road and suddenly crashed to death, and the doctor said he died in a strange state of shock. Isn't it strange that soon after Kennedy's assassination, there was such a series of people dying one after another?
In 1967, the U.S. government decided to start a new round of investigations, and immediately there were another group of people who had one relationship with the Kennedy assassination, one by one, and there seemed to be a mysterious force that blocked the emergence of the truth. In the two versions of the CIA and Johnson's conspiracy theories, there is no solid evidence to support the claims. In short, none of the 36 versions of the assassination of Kennedy are convincing enough, so where should the truth of Kennedy's assassination world be found?
Kennedy funeral
On November 25, 1963, President Kennedy's funeral was held at the White House, and representatives from more than 90 countries and thousands of members of the public attended Kennedy's funeral. At the funeral, there was a little boy who was particularly striking, he was Kennedy's only son, Little Kennedy, at the funeral he broke free of his mother Jacqueline's hand, and stubbornly raised his small hand on his forehead to salute his father, when he did not know that his father had died. That day is the day of the burial of Kennedy Jr.'s father, but also his 3rd birthday, which has made countless Americans cry, and even today it seems very moving.
Kennedy Jr. saluted his father
On July 16, 1999, 39-year-old Kennedy Jr., flew a Private Jet in Pasarat, took off from New Jersey with his wife Caroline and sister-in-law Lauren and Besay, etc., to attend his cousin's wedding in Hyannisport. Unexpectedly, when flying to the vicinity of Massa Vineyard, unfortunately, the plane fell into the sea, and all 3 people on board were killed. Kennedy Jr. was President Kennedy's only son, the little boy who had crawled around under the president's desk, the little boy who had raised his hand in salute at his father's funeral, and the little John F. Kennedy, who had once been called the son of the United States, and died young. On May 19, 1994, at the age of 64, Jacqueline died, and she said in her will: Within 50 years of his death, if his youngest child died, then she authorized the Kennedy Library to publish a 500-page document about Kennedy, but Jacqueline could not have imagined that only five years after her death, his young son lost his life because of the plane pickup.
The Washington Post once wrote that if there was a Shakespeare in the United States, he would definitely write a history of the Kennedy family, because no family has ever been as radiant and tragic as the Kennedy family. Why is there so much tragedy in such a large family? Some people insist that it is because the Kennedy curse has always hung over the family, and John F. Kennedy and Ross Fitzgerald are the initiators of the Kennedy family's entry into American politics. They had 9 children, four boys, and five girls, and under joseph Kennedy's deliberate management and hard work, the Kennedy family produced the first Catholic U.S. president, a attorney general, three U.S. senators, three representatives, three ambassadors, and a lieutenant governor, a veritable first family in American politics. Political splendor also cost the family dearly, in the case of the second generation of Kennedy, of the four boys, in 1944, the 29-year-old Joseph II died in World War II. In 1963, his 45-year-old second son, President Kennedy, was assassinated. In 1968, the third son, Robert, 43, was also assassinated. In 2009, the fourth son, Edward, died at the age of 77, and although he died a normal death, he also nearly died.
For those who want to cover up the truth, the claim of family curse is certainly the best excuse. Because he sounds mysterious and full of sorrow. But in fact, such a statement can neither explain the real reason for Kennedy's assassination, nor can it explain the truth behind his back.