John Fitzgerald Kennedy's Murder and Conspiracies

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[...] John Fitzgerald Kennedy's Murder and Conspiracies On the 22nd of November 1963, John Fitzgerald Kennedy was killed in Dallas city center while riding in a presidential car to promote his reelection. Shot with several bullets, the youngest president of the United States died a few minutes later. It was an incredible shock for America and the entire world. Last 16th December, the FBI and CIA released 1491 new documents about the case. During this presentation, we will see why, more than sixty years after, these elements are still important. [...]

[...] How could the President and Oswald be so poorly protected? Depending on people, Kennedy's murder could be due to Soviet intelligence, African communist groups or even the Italian mafia. Last reports showed that all that was explored in the past, but no evidence was found. Documents Released: Are There Still Consequences Nowadays? On a National Scale The USA could also be afraid to reveal how much the CIA and FBI failed in this case in a world where these two companies are still relevant. [...]

[...] Jacky Kennedy was next to him, completely shaken. Still the same clothes on, blood sparkled. Why Are There So Many Conspiracies Theories? A World in the Cold War In 1963, the world was more than ever in the Cold War. There were two blocks and relationships were extremely difficult. On the 13th of August 1961, the Berlin Wall was built in the city center. The iron curtain was down. During October 1962, the Cuban Missile Crisis happened, and international nuclear tensions were dramatically high. [...]