Jfk Conspiracy Theories

Many conspiracies surround the death of President John F. Kennedy. What the Warren Commission and other American Intelligence resources tell us is simple. The President was killed by a deeply motivated, and angry Lee Harvey Oswald who acted alone in carrying out this murder. He fired three shots from the School Book depository in Dallas Texas, one bullet missing the car completely, another passing through the President and into Governor Connolly, and a third delivering the fatal headshot to the President. But what really happened on that day in Dallas? Numerous investigations and new technology and evidence reveal a strong possibility for more than one shooter to have been present and active during the attempt on John F. Kennedy’s life. This conspiracy begins with mention of the ever so popular “Magic Bullet”. Although there can never really be such thing as a magic bullet, evidence has shown that in order for the shot that passed through Kennedy and into Conolly to have been fired from the Depository, one would have had to have existed. Simple bullet ballistics contradicts the path that the bullet took. After it passed through Kennedy, experts say that the bullet would have had to stop in mid air, take a dramatic turn to the right and continue straight from that location into the back of Connolly. The CIA and FBI have been very quick to dismiss this theory along with just about all other conspiracies that have surfaced over the years. However the idea of the “Magic Bullet” and the questionable trajectory of the shot is something that cannot go overlooked. On the whole, it is separate investigations and findings that have unearthed new evidence about the Kennedy assassination. In 1979, Congresses’ House of Assassinations Committee decided to look into the assassination of President Kennedy themselves. In their research, they found evidence that a fourth shot was fired during the shooting. Using a recording from the radio of a police officer present on the day