John F. Kennedy's Assassination

John F. Kennedy Assassination

John. F. Kennedy was in Dallas, Texas in a car driving down the street near the Texas book depository and a grassy knoll, when three shots were fired that ended Kennedy’s life, hitting him directly in the bottom neck and then the next shot fired went straight to his head, the second shot was fatal. While Lee Harvey Oswald was calmly eating his lunch in the Texas book depository in which he worked, they found a Carcano Model 91/38 infantry rifle on the sixth floor and again Oswald who was calmly eating his lunch, was the only one in the building. He was on the second floor when the police took him into questioning but while they were in the police station a man named Jack Ruby shot and killed

Oswald with a revolver, so police could no longer question him.

But while Jack was in jail, he died with cancer. Something weird that happened was that the night before Oswald’s transfer, the Dallas police received a phone call. The person on the other end said to change the plans on his transfer or Oswald will be killed. The officer who took the call knew the voice. He said it belonged to Jack Ruby. We think the officer knew the voice due to going to Jack Ruby’s nightclub where Oswald would also be spotted. JFK’s assassination shook the whole world because people loved him so much as a president.

Personally I do think that Oswald was not at all a part of the JFK assassination this is because it seems totally impossible to do the things the police said he did, like how he was said to be on the sixth floor and was on the second floor eating his lunch calmly if he just shot the president, it just doesn't seem possible. It makes sense to me to say if he was framed though. The C.I.A knew he was very skilled with a bullet (a great marksman) because he was in the U.S. army. so they picked him because he also worked at the book depository at the time, so the C.I.A framed him for killing JFK but the C.I.A were really the people that killed J.F.K. Jack Ruby also knew about the killing and all the planning that went into it.