JFK's Assassination
Did Lee Harvey Oswald act alone in JFK's Assassination?
4.5 (21)
203 mins
John F. Kennedy was killed in Dallas, and Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested but murdered by Jack Ruby, raising instant suspicion.The Warren Commission said Oswald acted alone, but doubts about a second shooter persist, making the case closed, yet widely questioned.
Ep 1:
The Texas Tragedy
John F. Kennedy was shot in Dallas in 1963. Police arrested Lee Harvey Oswald, who denied involvement but was killed two days later by Jack Ruby. His death fueled immediate doubts about the official story.
Ep 2:
Dead Before Trial
Oswald’s communist ties and trip to Mexico raised fears of foreign involvement, especially linked to Fidel Castro and the Soviet Union. His murder before trial deepened public suspicion.
Discussions (9)
Kathleen
Level 8 · 6 mo agoThe single bullet theory is nonsense. 🙄 One bullet causing seven wounds while staying pristine defies physics. they just wanted to close the case.
Forrest
Level 8 · 5 mo agoOne bullet causing seven wounds is the kind of creative math my students try to pull. Even my cat knows that the physics simply do not add up!
Elbert
Level 8 · 5 mo agoThe single bullet theory has more holes than a retirement plan with zero bond allocation.
