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Conspiracy Theories Of JFK Assassination

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Jamal Clay
Dr. Marks
Assassination Paper Rough Draft
December 4th 2015

It was 12:30 in the afternoon when the 35th president of the United States, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, was shot and killed as he rode Elm Street in his presidential motorcade. Even though some found President JFK at fault of the Cuban Missile Crisis, his horrifying death was absolutely unjustifiable. He did great things like fund education, housing, and medical care for the elderly, and he supported the African American Civil Rights Movement. There are sad true stories in JFK 's gruesome murder, and there are also unusual conspiracy theories and re-enactments of Lee Harvey Oswald (JFK 's Killer). At approximately 11:23 that evening, newspaper Journalist Tom Wicker

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