约翰·菲茨杰拉德·肯尼迪于1963年11月22日被杀，当时他的车队穿过德利广场前往达拉斯贸易市场与得克萨斯州商人举行计划中的政治午餐。1964年，华伦委员会（对暗杀案的官方调查）得出结论，李·哈维·奥斯瓦尔德独自行动，开枪射杀了46岁的总统并击伤了得克萨斯州州长约翰·康纳利。 关于肯尼迪之死存在着许多替代理论。许多美国人难以相信总统会死于一个独自行动的人，这个人竟然智取了整个美国安全体系。此外，调查过程中出现了重大错误，这一点一再被强调。1966年至2004年的研究表明，多达80%的美国人怀疑是一场有组织的袭击以及随后的证据掩盖。

JFK的死亡

<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.