jinXed by JaNx
Senior Member
There is way to much smoke around this incident for there to not be a conspiracy fire. At one point in my life i became excessively fascinated with this incident and it's conspiracy theories. After the research i did i found more questions than answers and most of the questions revolved around the evidence given to disclaim the "conspiracy theorists". Regardless of what happened it seems inarguable that Oswald was not working alone and whom ever helped him had a position/s of power. It's been a long time since i stopped wasting time researching conspiracies, even ones that seem to have credence. I think the biggest factors surrounding this incident that suggest a conspiracy are...,
The presidents corpse was mutilated negating an acceptable autopsy.
Just like the mutilation, almost directly after the incident, the presidents brain mysteriously disappeared.
Ballistic evidence is highly questionable, at best.
There were dozens of credible witnesses that support the grassy knoll theory.
The murders and deaths following the incident.