The JFK Assassination Part 1: Uncovering the Official Story vs. the Conspiracy Theories

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, remains one of the most controversial events in American history. While the official narrative claims that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, decades of skepticism, newly declassified documents, and conflicting evidence suggest otherwise. In this episode, we take a deep dive into the government’s official story and the immediate doubts that fueled countless conspiracy theories.

We’ll explore the Warren Commission’s findings, the infamous Magic Bullet Theory, and the critical role of eyewitness testimonies that challenge the lone gunman explanation. How did the sudden murder of Oswald by Jack Ruby further complicate the investigation? What did the newly released JFK files reveal about government surveillance of Oswald before the assassination? And how has the Zapruder film shaped public perception of what really happened in Dealey Plaza?

This episode lays the groundwork for a three-part series investigating the facts, the conspiracies, and the ongoing mystery surrounding JFK’s death. As more information comes to light, does the official story still hold up, or are we closer than ever to uncovering the truth? Join us as we analyze history’s most debated assassination and the government’s role in shaping the narrative.

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