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The Truth of J.F.K For 53 years, people in The United States have wondered about the truth behind the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the conspiracy theories that lie underneath. The American people say that the assassination was committed by either the Mob, the Soviet Union or two other shooters. There is also gossip about a “magic bullet” that killed Kennedy. Although there is not any substantial evidence that it is any one of these factors, there are still many unanswered questions. Why would someone do such a thing to the 35th President that helped and solved many problems? The answer is unknown till this very day for which the government has tried to put an end to all links of the connection that can trace back to the …show more content…

There has been numerous reports of hearing shots fired on the grassy knoll. Bill Rockwood famous for his theories of the John. F Kennedy assassination states, “Dallas Police dictabelt and they concluded with a 95 percent certainty that there was a fourth shot fired at Dealey Plaza and it came from the grassy knoll.” (Rockwood Bill.) This theory comes into play with the three shots fired within eight seconds with a bolt action rifle which is impossible for anyone to do even the military. Although Bill Rockwood also stated, “Years later it was discovered that a motorcycle policeman’s radio button had been jammed open and that the gunshots in Dealey Plaza may have been accidentally recorded.” (Rockwood Bill.) With this being said there was no gunman or any evidence of a gunman being at the hilltop grassy …show more content…

This theory is that the bullet that shot into President John, F Kennedy was somehow curved to also hit John Connally which was the governor of Texas at the time. A youtube video published by N.Smith stated “ The bullet hit Kennedy then paused in mid air before hitting Connally.”(Smith.N) Also the video contains insights from critics saying “Critics of the single bullet theory argue that the round must of curved in mid flight in order to hit Connally where it did.” (Smith.N) When given that insight people assume that the magic bullet is true and that it was truth. But actually the video also states “Connally actually was seated about six inches indoor and turned to his right… So any trajectory come across through Kennedy's neck is precisely where Connally was hit… Connally is also was seated on a jump seat which is three inches lower than what Kennedy seat was based off of.” (Smith. N) Alongside the indicated quote it downs the whole conspiracy theory of the magic

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