Official Version Of Kennedy’S Murder

Official version of Kennedy’s murder

Introduction

The official version of Kennedy’s murder established by the Warren concrete commission that Kennedy was killed with a sniper, an Italian bolt rifle, by Lee Harvey Oswald as of November 22, 1963 at 12:30 pm in the Plaza Dealey Dallas, TexasWhen he was heading in his presidential vehicle to a political issue in the city.

Developing

The conspiracy theories about the murder made Oswald then related to US secret services, the Soviet Union and the Communist Party, however, despite being true the cooperation of Lee Harvey in 1957, positioning us six years before the murder, with the airplanesEspía U-2 was his obcecation with Marxism that made such cooperation with the US secret services ended and it was Oswald who in 1959 abjurate American citizenOswald’s intention was to be integrated into the KGB.

It is Oswald’s desire that in addition to dissocculating him from the same KGB as a discordant, since he was the same former sub -director of the KGB Nikolái Leónov who considers impossible that a insane one like that was the author ofsaid murder. This only moves the KGB on the Oswald side, linking this with our second argument, it is possible that Harvey’s frustration for being unable to belong to the secret services not only only Americans, but also Soviet conducted this to act to act from actingindividual way demonstrating its potential as fratricidal of the American homeland by killing the greatest representative figure of the same.

Thirdly, and again spinning with the above, the convenient conspiracy theories that Oswald did not acted alone or that possibly or he was present at the time of the murder, however, Oswald’s psychological profile would demonstrate according to his wife Marina that Oswald eachtime was more lonely, irritable and aggressive. 

Even the psychological damage that his orphan childhood of a father and a very unstable mother caused him were portrayed in that adulthood in which he dedicated himself to kneading weapons and his strange craving for killing which he tried to appease with Edwin Walker, but after the failureAnd possibly randomly, his next victim is reached outside Kennedy, the loneliness of his actions would then be due to his vital experiences related to failure and lack of confidence to the most close friends,

Finally, it is decisive when analyzing the case the little precision in the performance that Oswald presents, something very little versed that would show that the only mobile that led Harvey to commit the crime was, far from state reasons, his ownWill. Both the accuracy failure when shooting, something that the secret services had not been allowed.

conclusion

As well as the lack of interest in escape and the numerous finger traces that left where the shots occurred, together with the murder of the Tippit police when it was already suspicious, something very fainted that is not typical of intelligence plants, they show the argument. For all this we position ourselves in favor of the official theory of the murder of John Fitzgerald Kennedy leaving the conspiracy theories as something merely speculative, far from reason.