John Fitzgerald Kennedy blev mördad den 22 november 1963, när hans motorcade passerade Dealey Plaza på väg till en planerad politisk lunch med Texas affärsmän vid Dallas Trade Mart. År 1964, kom Warren kommissionen - den officiella regeringsundersökningen av mordet - fram till att Lee Harvey Oswald, agerande ensam, hade avfyrat tre skott som dödade den 46-årige presidenten och sårad den texanska guvernören John Connally.Det har funnits många alternativa teorier om Kennedys död. Många amerikaner fann det svårt att tro att presidenten kunde dödas av en enda individ som hade lurat hela USA:s säkerhetsapparat. Dessutom påpekades betydande fel under utredningen upprepade gånger. Forskning utförd mellan 1966 och 2004 indikerade att upp till 80% av amerikanerna misstänkte en organiserad attack och en efterföljande försök att dölja bevis.

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<p>John Fitzgerald Kennedy was killed on November 22, 1963, as his motorcade wound past Dealey Plaza en route to a planned political luncheon with Texas businessmen at the Dallas Trade Mart. In 1964, the Warren Commission – the official government inquiry into the assassination – concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald, acting alone, had fired three shots which killed the 46-year-old president and wounded Texas Governor John Connally.<p>There have been numerous alternative theories regarding Kennedy's death. Many Americans found it difficult to believe that the president could perish at the hands of a lone individual who had outwitted the entire US security apparatus. Additionally, significant errors during the investigation were repeatedly highlighted. Research conducted between 1966 and 2004 indicated that up to 80% of Americans suspected an organized attack and subsequent cover-up of evidence.</p></p>


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John Fitzgerald Kennedy was killed on November 22, 1963, as his motorcade wound past Dealey Plaza en route to a planned political luncheon with Texas businessmen at the Dallas Trade Mart. In 1964, the Warren Commission – the official government inquiry into the assassination – concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald, acting alone, had fired three shots which killed the 46-year-old president and wounded Texas Governor John Connally.

There have been numerous alternative theories regarding Kennedy's death. Many Americans found it difficult to believe that the president could perish at the hands of a lone individual who had outwitted the entire US security apparatus. Additionally, significant errors during the investigation were repeatedly highlighted. Research conducted between 1966 and 2004 indicated that up to 80% of Americans suspected an organized attack and subsequent cover-up of evidence.