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The Warren Commission's conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman in the JFK assassination
The claim that "JFK was shot by the CIA" is not supported by the weight of declassified records and official investigations: no verifiable evidence has emerged showing that the Central Intelligence Ag...
The official investigations concluded that fired the shots that and that no evidence proved a wider conspiracy; the Warren Commission and multiple federal investigations found Oswald the shooter . Nev...
Forensic work at the time of the Tippit killing led investigators to conclude the .38-caliber cartridge cases found at the scene were fired from the revolver taken from Lee Harvey Oswald, a finding th...
The new 2025 declassification tranche — a 77,000‑page release assembled at the National Archives and distributed to researchers — contains specific CIA Mexico City Station records, internal memos and ...
A straight answer: there is no conclusive, documented proof that the U.S. government ordered John F. Kennedy’s killing for political reasons; the official Warren Commission concluded Lee Harvey Oswald...
Most historians judge the recently released CIA files as unlikely to overturn the Warren Commission’s core conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald killed President Kennedy alone, while simultaneously conclu...
Allen Dulles appeared in the mid-1970s as a central figure in Senate investigations of the intelligence community because of his prior role as CIA director and as a member of the Warren Commission; th...