Did he act alone /his/?

Who said he acted at all?

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>>52037

It's pretty obvious, not only through evidence but common sense. He definitely had the marksmanship.

>>52624
What about

1) files are still sealed to this day
2) the second commission in the 80s found a high liklihood of a conspiracy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_House_Select_Committee_on_Assassinations)
3) JFK's brother and son were killed
4) Oswald was killed days later by a mob criminal

Magic bullet.

Is there a definitive book on this topic that isn't too tin foil?

>>52899
Magic bullet is a lie. The shot was straight.

>>52762
>JFK's brother and son were killed
One was an unconnected assassination and the other was an accident.
>Oswald was killed days later by a mob criminal
There's nothing to suggest it wasn't more than an act of anger on Ruby's part.

>>52934

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JFK_(film)

absolutely not

>>52970
>One was an unconnected assassination and the other was an accident.

How do you know though? Even not being tinfoil the coincidences just start to seem implausible

Isn't there a former CIA sniper in San Quentin or somewhere who takes credit for this? IIRC, he said in 1980something that he left abullet at a scene, and it was recently found.

I may be remembering it wrong, though.

Does anyone else find it weird when he went to the Soviet Union he had a romantic relationship with a Jewish woman and the man who killed him was Jewish?

>>53182
>with a Jewish woman and the man who killed him was Jewish?

Also the guy who captured the film

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraham_Zapruder

>>53182
Well, maybe not the fact that they were Jewish (I've never even heard that before). But yes, him going to the Soviet Union is indeed suspicious.