Hello! Welcome back to “You’d Have to be Crazy to Believe
This” This week’s conspiracy theory goes deep into the government’s darkest
secrets. One of the biggest scandals in American history; the Kennedy
assassination. It has long been
theorized that the government assassinated president John F. Kennedy, but is
there any truth to that? Lets look at their argument.
On November 22nd 1963, in Dallas, Texas, John F
Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, was assassinated
by a sniper while riding in a convertible through the city. The shooting was
eventually attributed to Lee Harvey Oswald, who was arrested not long after. Americans
were distraught. JFK was one of the most beloved presidents of all time. Who
would want to harm him? Well many would say the Central Intelligence Agency or
CIA assassinated the president over a difference in opinions on the Cold War. Kennedy
wanted to take more of a diplomatic approach to the situation while the CIA had
more of a take no prisoner’s attitude. Apparently their differences could not
be solved as the CIA allegedly had him killed on that fateful November day.
Here so some evidence to further that claim.
The Bullet.
The investigation into Lee Harvey Oswald, the shooter,
concluded that he was a lone gunman. He was positioned on the 6th
floor of a near by skyscraper where he fired 3 shots, two of which hit the
president, the third fatally hitting him in the head. Governor Connelly who was
accompanying the president on his ride through the city was also hit in his chest
and thigh. These 2 bullets struck through several layers of clothing and flesh.
Plus the second bullet would have had to take an almost impossible course to
have hit all the things it did.
This has created the theory that there were two
shooters, Lee Harvey Oswald and an additional CIA operative working from a
separate angle.
Lee Harvey Oswald
Assassination.
The man the public had to blame for the death of the beloved
president was assassinated himself just two days after his heinous crime. The assailant
was Jack Ruby, a nightclub owner. Although, he claims that he acted out of
anger for the unjust murder of the president, Jack Ruby has been linked to the
CIA. He was a former gunrunner and had many ties to the CIA and its operatives.
Was Ruby sent to hush Lee Harvey Oswald and cover the CIA’s tracks?
The Paper Trail.
The CIA was allegedly the first people to start a JFK
conspiracy theory. A Miami based magazine published a theory that Lee Harvey
Oswald was working with Fidel Castro and the Cubans. However, a higher up exec
of the CIA paid that same Miami based magazine 4.8 million dollars a year. Also
there are still thousands of private files regarding the Kennedy assassination.
But after years of waiting this year the CIA will have to address the increasing
pressure from the public to release the files. So hopefully by the end of the
year we will have more information!
So what do you think? Did the government kill JFK? Let me know! Personally I think it was definitely not a simple assassination. I think there is more to the story. For more info check out this youth video that gave me a lot of facts! Until next time!
I've actually never heard of the CIA being involved with JFK's assassination. However, our government has so many secrets, I wouldn't be surprised if they were involved.
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I'm reading your blog and? I love conspiracy theories? I can't believe I didn't think to do conspiracy theories myself? I will definitely be coming back next week for your next conspiracy.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh this is such a good blog idea! I don't know why but conspiracy theories are so interesting to read! I'll be back next week!
ReplyDeleteYour writing style and tone is really fitting for these subjects. While I've known about some conspiracies with the shooting, I actually never heard about the 2nd gunman theory so that was really interesting. Good job!
ReplyDeleteThis was a good read! The travel path of the bullet is definitely weird! I've heard that many people wondered how the shooter was so accurate with a notoriously inaccurate rifle, even though he was an ex-military member. Also, I like the title of your blog!
ReplyDeleteI think it's safe to say that I'll be looking at this blog every Friday. I love your posts so far, and I can't wait to see what next week holds.
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