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Matthew Lake Guidry
Goody Stephanie Slay
Honors English III
27 March 2014
The Truth Behind JFK
It is human nature to try and find the unseen hand in a crime. When calamity struck on November 22, 1963, the country began to search for the unseen hand in the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. The United States was completely taken under shock when news came to them that Kennedy had been shot in Dealey Plaza. 70% of Americans believe Kennedy was assassinated under some type of conspiracy. Few know the facts to what they believe, but most just believe, but most just believe as an escape route to the reality that a small man such as Lee Harvey Oswald can kill a man as big as John F. Kennedy. While people feel Lee Harvey was accompanied in the killing, the fact of the matter is that there is no evidence to prove Lee Harvey Oswald was part of a conspiracy.
Many people miss the biggest factor of why Lee Harvey Oswald worked alone and that factor is the man that Lee Harvey was prior to the assassination. Oswald was a high school dropout who longed for people to believe he was highly intellectual, even though the only person who believed he was truly gifted was himself (Swanson 61). Lee Harvey Oswald was the textbook definition of being narcissistic. Lee Harvey’s brother, Robert Oswald, believed if the United States would have been a communist country, Lee would have believed in democracy (Obenhaus “JFK: Beyond Conspiracy” video). Lee Harvey Oswald was not afraid to share his beliefs about communism (Swanson 54). LEe Harvey was an active member in Fair Play for Cuba Committee, a large group made to spread propaganda about pro-Cuban beliefs (58). Many people are unaware of the training Lee was equipped
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... bone came from the parietal region of Kennedy’s skull (2). The main point of Riley’s argument was that the fragment consisted of grooving patterns that are not found in occipital region (2). Billy Harper was asked by researcher Millicent Cranor to mark on the map the location of where he found the fragment. When handed the map, Harper pointed to a spot to the left of Kennedy’s car, debunking this conspiracy completely (3).

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Conspiracy is a business that many people thrive on daily for their career. The number of theories associated with the John F. Kennedy assassination should show people that conspirators do not know the truth themselves. If there was one conspiracy that was proven a fact, there would be no need to continue making up others. The conspiracy theories of the assassination of John F. Kennedy do not show enough evidence to be considered fact.

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