Jfk Assassination Thesis

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Thesis Statement: The assassination of America’s 35th president was a tragic event that could have been avoided, inspired many misguided theories, and changed the way news was televised. The assassination of JFK inspired many misguided theories, none of which have legitimate supporting evidence. There are millions of theories about who assassinated John Fitzgerald Kennedy and why: “It’s been called the mother of all conspiracy theories: the belief that the vibrant, widely admires 35th president of the United States, JFK, was brutally cut down not by a lone gunman with inscrutable motives, but by a shadow cabal of – take your pick- mobsters, communists, radical right wingers, traitors, CIA operatives, or mutinous members of the military industrial
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