Who Killed John F. Kennedy? In 1963, the president of the United States, was brutally murdered by being shot while in a motorcade driving down Elm Street in Dallas, Texas as he was campaigning to be re-elected. The FBI says that Lee Harvey Oswald, a U.S. Marine, fired off 3 shots at the car in which the president was riding in the back of the with his wife, the Governor of Texas, John Connally and his wife also. As the vehicle with the Kennedys and Connallys drove past the Texas School Book Depository building, Oswald supposedly fired his gun, which was fatal for President Kennedy and injured Governor Connally very seriously. A fourth shot was shot from the grassy knoll which completely contradicts what the Warren Commission had first stated.
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Andrew Cook informed his readers in his article that “A multitude of conspiracy theories, generated by over two thousand books published since 1964, have, if anything, succeeded in muddying the waters to the extent that they have now almost completely obscured Oswald himself.” As more and more people read these titles, they became more aware of how unorganized the Dallas police was during the whole investigation, let alone the fact that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) only took a week to come to a solid conclusion. Jim Garrison was quoted in the movie, JFK saying “Again and again they ignore credible testimony, leads are never followed up, its conclusions are selective, there's no index, it's one of the sloppiest, most disorganized investigations I’ve ever seen. Dozens and dozens of witnesses in Dealey Plaza that day are saying they heard shots coming from the Grassy Knoll area in front of Kennedy and not the Book …show more content…
After a further understanding of the recording, the HSCA claimed that there was a 95% chance of a second gunman on the grassy knoll. In his article titled, 21 JFK Cops Who Heard a Grassy Knoll Shot, Jefferson Morely exploited unfamiliar evidence “Twenty one officers said their reaction to the gunfire was to go search the area famously known as “the grassy knoll.” A surprising statement by Arnold Rowland was that he saw two secret service agents in the sixth floor window at 12:15pm, along with the fact that nobody had seen Oswald on the sixth floor after 11:55am on this November morning. Also, within these ninety seconds after the shooting, Oswald had to of fired his rifle, hid the rifle across the room, run down four flights of stairs and pass a woman who said she never even saw him. If Oswald were to have been the one to do all of this, one would think this man would have been out of breath when he was found by police officers who said he seemed to be calm. Which leads people to believe that that is downright impossible for a human to do all of that in a matter of a minute and a half and not be out of
Andrew Cook informed his readers in his article that “A multitude of conspiracy theories, generated by over two thousand books published since 1964, have, if anything, succeeded in muddying the waters to the extent that they have now almost completely obscured Oswald himself.” As more and more people read these titles, they became more aware of how unorganized the Dallas police was during the whole investigation, let alone the fact that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) only took a week to come to a solid conclusion. Jim Garrison was quoted in the movie, JFK saying “Again and again they ignore credible testimony, leads are never followed up, its conclusions are selective, there's no index, it's one of the sloppiest, most disorganized investigations I’ve ever seen. Dozens and dozens of witnesses in Dealey Plaza that day are saying they heard shots coming from the Grassy Knoll area in front of Kennedy and not the Book …show more content…
After a further understanding of the recording, the HSCA claimed that there was a 95% chance of a second gunman on the grassy knoll. In his article titled, 21 JFK Cops Who Heard a Grassy Knoll Shot, Jefferson Morely exploited unfamiliar evidence “Twenty one officers said their reaction to the gunfire was to go search the area famously known as “the grassy knoll.” A surprising statement by Arnold Rowland was that he saw two secret service agents in the sixth floor window at 12:15pm, along with the fact that nobody had seen Oswald on the sixth floor after 11:55am on this November morning. Also, within these ninety seconds after the shooting, Oswald had to of fired his rifle, hid the rifle across the room, run down four flights of stairs and pass a woman who said she never even saw him. If Oswald were to have been the one to do all of this, one would think this man would have been out of breath when he was found by police officers who said he seemed to be calm. Which leads people to believe that that is downright impossible for a human to do all of that in a matter of a minute and a half and not be out of