In many different theories there are many different groups and people but in many of them there is a recurring that shows up, the Central Intelligence Agency(CIA). The CIA is a very transparent group that nobody but themselves will understand. The CIA in the 1960's had a reputation for being in theories of high profile political assassinations. The president claimed to tamper the CIA so they called upon Oswald who may or may not have been an agent after letters stating that he could been but there was no good proof.
The Warren commission is where it all falls into place. The single document that was released a year after the president’s death that told the whole story, all the facts, all of the conspiracies. and all of the possibilities. This was where later facts were pieced together to create more conspiracies. The harder we look into it and the more we figure things out the more complicated things get. It stated many other things like other gunman that could have been on site and even fired. The commission is the only piece that covers everything in the assassination and even if it covers all the knowns we can't be quite sure if it covers even half of the unknowns in the whole mystery of Lee Harvey Oswald, Vice President Lyndon Johnson, the CIA, the mafia, and the president John Fitzgerald …show more content…
The CIA will never uncover the truth if even they know truly what happened and the later on in life we get the more we struggle to figure out because we can't figure out the missing pieces due to the fact that we can't go back and figure out if there were other shooters on the lawn. One thing we uncover though is that all three of these and even some of the other ones have cold hard facts that can back them up but are just missing that one piece that shows that it is the right one due to groups that were involved that always kept the secrets locked up.
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