In 1963, Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline, set foot in the sad land of Dallas.
Before arriving, Kennedy's idea was simple: to get more votes in Dallas, Texas's second-largest city, so that he could continue his successful presidency in the new 1964 presidential race.
Therefore, in order to make the dallas people feel close to him, Kennedy made an important decision, that is, to remove the protective barrier around him, and to interact with the Dallas people in an open-top car with his wife and the Texas governor and his wife.
On that day, the road was lined with dallas people who seemed very enthusiastic and welcomed Kennedy, the super popular president.
Kennedy and his wife, with big smiles on their faces, responded the same way to the Dallas people who welcomed them.
The interaction was very harmonious throughout the process.
From the incessant cheers of the people at that time, it can be seen that the local people are very satisfied with this interaction with Kennedy.
But it was in the midst of this lively interaction that an accident occurred when an Assassin hid on a nearby tall building and fired three shots at the unsuspecting Kennedy.
At the time, the Assassin's marksmanship was accurate, and apart from one shot that deflected and hit the governor of Texas, two shots hit Kennedy.
One of them hit Kennedy in the chest, putting his life in danger.
The other shot directly hit his Celestial Cover, taking his life very simply.
After the gunshots rang out, the scene was suddenly chaotic.
All kinds of noise sounded, and people were afraid that they would be accidentally injured by bullets and wanted to find a safe place to hide.
And Mrs. Jacqueline, who witnessed Kennedy's death, was also very flustered, and climbed from the back seat to the back of the car with her hands and feet, not knowing whether she wanted to escape or pick up the skull fragments that Kennedy had been beaten, and the nervousness of facing life and death suddenly appeared on her face.
If it wasn't for the bouncer outside the car who pushed her back into her seat, she might have been thrown out of the car or run outside by herself.
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Jacqueline was very sad about Kennedy's death, but she didn't think much of it at the time, thinking that it was just an accident and didn't think too much of it.
He then went on to live in the Kennedy family as Kennedy's widow.
Later in life, she did not encounter any troubles.
First of all, she didn't have to worry about anything when it came to money, because the Kennedy family was very rich, so she could easily spend the rest of her life as long as she wasn't particularly profligate.
Second, in terms of security, she has the protection of agents sent by the U.S. Secret Service, and as long as she does not remarry, she can also enjoy lifelong protection.
It wasn't until 1968 that something happened that changed her mind.
In 1968, President Kennedy's younger brother, former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, was killed in a position to speak to the United States. Kennedy announced his involvement in that year's presidential campaign.
As soon as he announced the news, he immediately received a lot of support, and if nothing else, he would become the undisputed candidate within the Democratic Party, and eventually when competing with the Republican Nixon, he would also have a great chance of winning.
But what people did not expect was that just when he was in full swing, he was also assassinated.
Although there is no evidence that this assassin has any connection with the previous assassin, it still caused a great shock to Jacqueline, who had been widowed for a few years, and she was worried that the Kennedy family was being targeted by some force, so in order to prevent herself and her children from being harmed, she planned to leave the United States with her children.
Before leaving, she approached the Greek ship king at the time and negotiated a "deal" between them.
In this deal, Jacqueline has to pay the price of remarrying the Greek boatman and putting some gold on the face of the rich man in her own capacity as President Kennedy's wife.
The price paid by the Greek ship king is protection and money, as long as Jacqueline is willing to marry him, he can provide full protection for Jacqueline and her children, so that Jacqueline does not have to worry about being assassinated, in addition, he will often give Jacqueline pocket money, so that she can enjoy a lot of life while protecting her own life.
One for the name, one for life, for money, just one shot and two, so it was not long before Jacqueline remarried to Greece with her children, and the former president's wife became the ship king's wife.
In the marriage of the two, in fact, the two did not cultivate any feelings at all.
Jacqueline may feel that it is a bit of a loss to marry such a bad old man, so she changed her previous image and began to splurge on the money of the king of the ship, and all kinds of luxury goods were not bought less.
The degree of her profligacy was so severe that even the famous rich man in Europe, such as the Greek ship king, could not see it, and often frowned at her behavior.
At the time of the death of the Greek boatman, the Greek ship king did not think of giving her a little of the property, but signed a divorce agreement with her at the moment before his death, and divorced her according to the previously agreed property division.
If it were not for the fact that the daughter of the ship king was afraid of economic disputes in the future, she was given $35 million to send her a statement of abandonment of her property, and she might not have been able to share any money.
Until the end, Jacqueline did not understand why the murderer killed her ex-husband and ex-husband's brother.
Although the U.S. police immediately took control of a so-called suspect, there was not enough evidence that this person was 100% Kennedy's killer.
Before he could find out what was going on, the suspect was shot dead by a tavern owner while transporting him from the police station to prison.
According to the tavern owner himself, he was an avid Fan of Kennedy and shot the suspect to avenge Himedy.
But many people obviously do not believe such a statement, thinking that he must have another purpose.
The reason why people have this question is related to the final cause of death of the tavern owner.
After 5 years in prison, the tavern owner also ended up in prison, the cause of death was cancer, but he never believed his illness, saying that someone had poisoned himself and suspected that someone had used some highly carcinogenic chemicals to get himself cancer.
In addition to this anomalous incident, according to the research of some scholars, three years after Kennedy's assassination, 18 witnesses who experienced the incident at that time also died.
All these things add up to the mystery of Kennedy's assassination.
So, why did the murderer of Kennedy kill Kennedy?
Although I can't find the answer anymore, in my opinion, there are no more than three reasons.
The first reason is racial conflict.
In an era when whites were still discriminating against blacks, Kennedy sent troops to escort blacks into school, which annoyed many racists.
The second reason is disputes with the outside world.
Kennedy, the dominant player in the Western world in the Cold War, had always been deeply hostile to the Soviet Union, and this hostility was even more serious after disputes such as the Cuban Missile Crisis.
The third reason may be that the power of capital in the United States is at work.
During the Kennedy administration, he used his power to suppress the price of domestic steel in the United States many times, which led to the interests of many capitalists being affected.
As for Kennedy's younger brother Robert. I think kennedy was assassinated for two reasons.
If the assassins are the same wave behind the assassination of Kennedy, then some people should be afraid that Kennedy's brother will continue Kennedy's previous policy and cut the grass and root out the roots in advance.
If that's okay, then talk to Robert. Kennedy's own anti-war ideology was related.
Because Robert. Kennedy was a staunch anti-war activist and very adamantly opposed to the Vietnam War, so he was probably afraid of Robert F. Kennedy. Kennedy would have suspended the Vietnam War when he came to power, so some American arms dealers intervened.
For those arms dealers, to stop the war is to cut off their way to wealth.