The Kennedy Conspiracy Essay Research Paper The

The Kennedy Conspiracy Essay, Research Paper

The Kennedy Conspiracy

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy has posed, probably the greatest unsolved murder mystery of our time. Most Americans are very suspicious of the explanation that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the murder. The many questions surrounding the number of shots, the firing sequence, the shooter’s locations and the number of assassins have puzzled Americans over the last four decades. I believe that on November 22, 1963, John Kennedy was assassinated, as part of a plot against him, during a motorcade throughout the city of Dallas, Texas. It was more than the single bullet theory which is supported by the American government that killed the president. I believe that the United States government had something to do with the murder. There is too much ignored evidence to not believe that some sort of a cover up has taken place over time.

The single bullet theory, also known as the magical bullet theory was the explanation that the United States Government came up with in 1964 as part of the Warren Commission Report. The theory concludes that Lee Harvey Oswald shot the president from the book depository across the street from the motorcade. The government wants the public to believe that this man, Oswald, fired three shots from his rifle. One bullet that was the fatal shot to Kennedy’s head, a second bullet that never struck Kennedy or Governor John Connally, who was in the front seat of the passenger side of the limo, and finally a third bullet which remains to account for the seven wounds to Kennedy’s back and neck and to Connally’s back, ribs, right wrist and left thigh. I don’t think so! The best description of this scene was in the movie JFK, directed by Oliver Stone. Jim Garrison, New Orleans district

attorney (played by Kevin Costner) explains:

The magic bullet enters the presidents back headed downward at an

angle of seventeen degrees, it then moves upward in order to leave Kennedy’s

body from the front of his neck. Wound number two. Where it waits 1.6 seconds, presumably in midair, where it turns right, then left, right then left and continues

into Connally’s body at the rear of his right armpit. Wound number three. The bullet

then heads downward at an angle of twenty-seven degrees, shattering Connally’s fifth

rib and exiting from the right side of his chest. Wound number four. The bullet then

turn right and reenters Connally’s body at his right wrist. Wound number five. shattering the radius bone, the bullet then exits Connally’s wrist, Wound number 6,

makes a dramatic U-turn and buries itself into Connley’s left thigh. . ., That’s some

bullet.

It is impossible for one bullet to do that much damage to two different people. The scenario presented by District Attorney Garrison proved beyond reasonable doubt that there is no way possible that it was one bullet. So that brings up the next question; how many shots were really fired, and by whom.

This question is best answered by a film that was taken by Abraham Zapruder, a Dallas native who filmed perhaps the most debated 5.6 seconds in United States history. This film shot by Zapruder strongly contradicted the magic bullet theory in the Warren report. After watching this film several times in slow motion this is what I saw: The first shot did not hit Kennedy or Connally and might have hit a bystander named James Tague, who was shot in the cross fire. When this shot was fired, President Kennedy and Governor Connally stopped waving to the crowd and turned to their right. A second shot was then fired and on the film Kennedy is seen holding his throat. At this point the

governor appeared not to be wounded and his hat was still in his right hand which is impossible if the right arm has an exit and entrance wound from the magic bullet. In the next frame of the film Connally does appear to be wounded. His right shoulder drops, as the bullet passed through under his armpit and exits near his ribs. The next frame shows President Kennedy being jerked forward apparently by a bullet which entered his back. Finally a shot fired coming from the President’s side hits him in the head and his brain is blown to pieces. Once again proving beyond reasonable doubt that it was more than three bullets fired, and more than one bullet giving seven different wounds to the president and governor.

I strongly believe that the Kennedy assassination was a conspiracy by the United States government. They have covered this thing up from way before the fatal gunshot wound to the head. Many forces were working together. Why. , That is a simple answer too, but the American public has been brainwashed by the media for more then thirty years, and they don’t want to believe the government could be that cruel. The reasons for this brutal assassination can be summed up in one word, War, and that’s the answer to the conspiracy. John Kennedy wanted to end the war with Vietnam. He wanted to make peace with the Soviets. He wanted to stop his struggles with Cuba, but the US Government couldn’t let this happen. Too many people were making too much money off the war. In wartime, the economy of the United States always seems to boom. Millions of dollars are spent on warfare artillery including planes, guns, bullets, and other wartime machines, and t

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