When we think of the most dangerous professions, we think of nothing more than deminers, war correspondents, and coal miners. But there is another profession with a mortality rate comparable to that of the Normandy front-line troops: being president.
You may not believe in the high risk of the presidency as a profession, and the following is a little more.
First of all, from 1948 to 2017, 11 presidents of South Korea experienced imprisonment, exile, assassination, suicide, and sentencing. Second, of the 45 presidents of the United States from the founding of the United States to the present, 12 presidents have been assassinated, and the casualty rate is as high as 20%. This all shows that the president is not good! Of these assassinations, the most widely known is the assassination of Kennedy in 1963. This assassination is also a mystery that has not yet been solved.
Shortly after Trump took office in 2017, he was eager to solve this mystery. He was ready to make public the information on the Kennedy affair, but in the end there was no substantive conclusion, just a repetition of the same cliché. It is precisely because of the lack of truth that everyone has also launched various conjectures. In response to Kennedy's assassination, the reasons given by everyone are also strange, why has it been so long since people still talk about it, and even Trump has mentioned the old thing? This has to be said, our protagonist Kennedy.
Speaking of Kennedy, everyone must be familiar with it, even if they don't know his great achievements, they must have heard of his affair, after all, to become Marilyn Monroe's lover, it is enough to be known.
In 1961, the youngest president in U.S. history was born. He was none other than 43-year-old Kennedy, who was born into a family of top politicians in the United States. His father is a regular on the Forbes list, he was born in the spotlight, as the rich second generation of Kennedy, not only clumsy, but also temperamental, typical of a playboy. As the saying goes, people will accept their hearts as soon as they get married, but Kennedy is not like this, even after he has married first lady Jacqueline, he still messes around. Jacqueline could only turn a blind eye to this, after all, she already knew Kennedy's flower heart.
In addition, when Kennedy was in office, he did not achieve nothing. In his more than 1,000 days in office, we can see that Kennedy is still quite efficient. For example, when dealing with the Cuban Missile Crisis, Kennedy dared to compete with Khrushchev, not to mention the result, but in terms of momentum, Kennedy earned face for the Americans.
Later, Kennedy's anti-discrimination order laid the foundation for the introduction of the affirmative action bill in the future, which can be said to be Kennedy's promotion of the racial movement in the United States. In addition to these Kennedys also launched the Apollo moon landing program, which became an important achievement in the history of space development. Even to this day, space enthusiasts around the world still remember Kennedy's speech. Looking at Kennedy's political achievements, it is still quite ok, at least american citizens still recognize this president. All kinds of data also indicate that Kennedy is likely to be re-elected. But people are most likely to be poured cold water when they are proud, and for Kennedy, there is no more unfortunate than being assassinated before being re-elected.
On November 22, 1963, kennedy and first lady Jacqueline went to Texas to speak in order to ensure that they were re-elected. No one ever imagined that this speech would be Kennedy's last performance. At noon on this day, it had just rained, the air was full of the fragrance of earth, and after the rain, the sun came out, and the rainbow could be faintly seen in the air. Kennedy and his wife rode the streets of Dallas in extended Lincoln, and the roadside was full of people who came to greet the president, cheering and cheering, and Kennedy also opened the open canopy of the car and waved to the people in order to show his affinity.
Soon after, however, the beautiful and solemn scene was quickly disrupted, and the famous scene in the documentary appeared. Just as the car was about to enter Ammel Street, a bullet suddenly flew out and hit Kennedy in the back of the neck. His body bounced upward due to the impact of the bullet and he immediately fell into Jacqueline's arms. However, this is not the end, before everyone can react, another bullet pierced the top of Kennedy's head, in the film we can only vaguely see Kennedy's actions after being hit, but Jacqueline's action of climbing into the trunk is still fresh in my memory. In this case, everyone's first guess must be that Jacqueline is going to escape, but after being confirmed later, we learn that the second bullet broke Kennedy's skull, and Jacqueline was just trying to pick up the bone pieces that fell behind. This scene can't be seen in the movie, but when you know the truth, you can't help but get chills in your back. Thinking about what kind of hatred it was to plan such a bloody assassination.
Later, people joked that this was a lot like a public execution by a scavenger. I have to say that in fact, there are many doubts about this assassination, first of all, the so-called murderer Oswald was quickly caught. We are not questioning the efficiency of the United States, but we are saying that who has seen someone who has assassinated the president and can still go to work as usual and wait to be caught? Isn't that a dead end? Second, the closing report given by the United States states that Oswald admitted to firing three shots. But as far as the scene traces are concerned, there are only two bullets, and three shots are fired in a few seconds, which is simply a sharpshooter! Oswald doesn't seem to have the same technology, and one of the bullets clearly violates Newton's theorem, showing us a high-level picture of a bullet turning. This meant that Oswald was either not the murderer or that the murderer was never himself, and in the end, Oswald refused to admit guilt during interrogation. While this is common, there is nothing suspicious about it. But just as Oswald was being transferred, a bar owner, Jack Ruby, shot oswald in public on the grounds that he could not bear the survival of the president's killer. Until now, we can also think that this was just an accident, that the people were too sad about Kennedy's death. As a result, Jack Ruby accidentally died in prison 3 years after his arrest, and before he died, he claimed to have been drugged and poisoned. When we string everything together in a line, is there a little bit of a sense of killing people?
In addition, after Kennedy's death, people related to the Kennedy assassination case died one after another. Kennedy's family, in particular, for example, beat many competitors years later. When he was about to become president, he was assassinated by a mentally disturbed gunman, and this assassination always felt similar to Kennedy's death. Soon, a series of disasters such as poisoning and car accidents fell on the kennedy family one by one, which was probably to cut the grass and remove the roots. And Kennedy's lover Marilyn Monroe was not spared, and she died mysteriously in her bedroom at the age of 36.
With the death of Kennedy's relevant personnel, everyone has begun to explore the suspense.
For an assassination case, the most suspicious murderer is nothing more than the one who benefits the most, which is reminiscent of vice president Johnson at the time. Because if the president dies suddenly during his term of office, then the vice president has the right to succeed. Coupled with anecdotal rumors, Johnson once said that he was about to become acting president, and his lover also admitted, but despite this, Johnson served as president for several years without being punished, and then Johnson died of illness, and people gradually forgot about it. Later, Trump took office to revive the old matter, but there was still no substantive progress. Presumably, there must be secrets that cannot be disclosed, but we can't know these secrets.