The
aim of the report was to discover if the assassination of John F Kennedy, in 1963,
had been as a result of a conspiracy, or if Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman. The
investigation was headed by the highly respected Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl
Warren. The
report found that Lee Harvey Oswald, acting alone, shot 3 times from a window
on the 6th floor of the School Book Depository in Dallas. Oswald,
the report concluded, was a Soviet sympathizer, although failed to find a motive
for his attack. The
report was to be called into question by a subsequent investigation, The House
Select Committee on Assassinations, which concluded that Kennedy was: "probably
assassinated as a result of a conspiracy." (This
conclusion was reached, it has been suggested, by since debunked evidence based
on audio tapes of the shooting.) A
whole publishing empire has been built up on this crime. theVoiceofReason.com's
site conspiracyclinic.com
has a list of the important points in dispute [here].
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