What Is The Cause Of Jfk Assassination

“Forgive your enemies, but never forget their names.” After John F. Kennedy managed to prevent nuclear armageddon, implement peace corps, urge public service, and ignite man’s first journey to the moon, one would think the best we could do to repay him in any way possible would be to find justice in his assassination. On November 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas, President Kennedy, Texas Governor John Connally, and their wives rode through Dallas in an open, slow motorcade when three shots echoed leaving the two men injured and the motorcade rushing to the nearest hospital. Kennedy was announced dead thirty minutes after the shots fired. The Warren Commission Report established on November 29, 1963 to investigate the assassination says only one man committed the crime, Lee Harvey Oswald,
Zapruder’s film had been blocked during frames 210-225 when the first shot erupted, then allowed us to see Connally hit in frame 240. FBI tests revealed that Oswald’s rifle could be fired no faster than once every 2.25 seconds, which on Zapruder’s camera, translated to 40 or 41 frames, birthing the idea of a second shooter once again(Source 2). The single-bullet theory came about to prove the men shared one bullet, however, conspiracists doubted this as impossible, for the bullet would have had to hit Kennedy, make a right turn, then proceed down to the governor’s armpit. Crucial information about the seating in the car presented itself later as the breaking factor of this conspiracy theory. Governor Connally’s seat sat three inches below Kennedy and his body was turned to the right at the exact moment of fire, making it rather impossible to not hit the two men in the manner it did with just a single bullet. Despite their extravagance and perseverance, the conspiracy theories simply do not comply. The Warren Commission Report exists in truth and shall prevail to sought out justice in the two men’s mournful