The Jfk Assassination Conspiracy

Organized crime groups had close contacts with the CIA primarily to discuss the assassination of the Cuban leader Fidel Castro. Before Castro’s communist revolution, the mob had massive investments in gambling particularly Casinos and other profitable investments within Cuba. The Kennedy administration sabotaged the “Bay of Pigs” invasion, cutting the hopes of the American organized groups to return Cuba (Twyman 841). As such, these exile groups alongside the mob were enraged and might have plotted to assassinate Kennedy. Besides, the mob was against the way in which Attorney General Robert Kennedy handled organized crimes (White 32). Therefore, the ant-Castro exile Cubans are believed to have conspired and sponsored the assassination of JF Kennedy. Although the 1978 report ruled out any involvement of the Mafia in the plot, it conceded that elements of the mob were part of the conspiracy. As such, both the mob and Mafia played in the Kennedy assassination conspiracy because of Attorney General’s actions as well as Kennedy’s move to sabotage the “Bay of Pigs” invasion. Below is another argument on the Kennedy assassination, the CIA in particular.
Besides, others argue the CIA played a critical role in JF
Kennedy’s political opponents are believed to have received support from wealthy tycoons and the CIA agents in executing his assassination (Hald-Mortensen 75). Such is because the frustrated CIA agents believed they would have a smooth ride under his administration. Before his assassination, President Kennedy made comments that would later irritate the CIA agents. In his remarks, that he would reform the CIA is believed to have made the agents within the agency to conspire with Oswald to kill the President. As a move to wipe out any evidence, the agents interfered with his FBI file make matters seem like Oswald was a single assassin (Pielke and Roberta