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Kennedy Assassination Conspiracy Theories Presentation
Kennedy Assassination Conspiracy Theories Presentation
Introduction: The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, in Dallas,
Texas, has been the subject of numerous conspiracy theories that challenge the official account
of events.
1. Multiple Shooters: Some theories suggest that Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone and
that there were multiple shooters involved in the assassination.
2. CIA Involvement: Claims have been made that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) or
other government agencies were behind the plot to kill President Kennedy.
3. Mafia Connections: The theory that organized crime, specifically the Mafia, was
involved in the assassination due to Kennedy's crackdown on organized crime activities.
1. Magic Bullet Theory: The single-bullet theory, which suggests that one bullet caused
multiple wounds to Kennedy and Governor Connally, is a point of contention among
conspiracy theorists.
2. Autopsy Findings: Questions surrounding the autopsy report and discrepancies in
medical evidence have fueled conspiracy theories about the assassination.
My Opinion:
The reason why I kind of believe this conspiracy theory is because of social media, one
person in particular Joe Rogan. He has a podcast “The Joe Rogan Experience” and I quite
like it. One time the subject of a whole conversation between Joe Rogan and was the JFK’s
theory and it kind of stuck to me. I have to be honest; I don’t believe it 100% because of all
the evidence, but it’s just interesting to try to debunk these kinds of events and evaluate
everyone’s opinion about certain events.
Conclusion: The Kennedy assassination conspiracy theories continue to intrigue and challenge
our understanding of one of the most significant events in American history. By critically
examining the evidence and engaging in informed discourse, we can strive to unravel the
mysteries surrounding President Kennedy's tragic death.