Michael Kelley
Business Insider
10/23/2013
It’s not just crackpots who question the conventional wisdom that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone when he killed President John F. Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963.
University of Virginia professor Larry Sabato, author of “The Kennedy Half-Century: The Presidency, Assassination, and Lasting Legacy of John F. Kennedy” argues that “the chance of some sort of conspiracy involving viagra prescription Oswald is not insubstantial.”
Sabato reached this conclusion after considering 50 years of evidence, even while also debunking a conspiracy theory put forth by a House committee in 1979.
“For all attempts to close the case as ‘just Oswald,’ fair-minded observers continue to be troubled by many aspects of eyewitness testimony and paper trails,” he writes.
The founder of the UVA Center for Politics opened this never-ending debate “because the assassination is critical both to understanding America’s past and future paths and to the lasting legacy of John Kennedy that is the subject of this book.”
Alternative theories cannot be put to rest because of discrepancies and inadequacies in the initial response to the assassination…
…New details could come out soon, however, when thousands of documents are scheduled to be released in October 2017.
“The President at that time will get to rule whether anything can remain secret and redacted,” Sabato said.
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Also at the site, Sabato explains the legacy of John F Kennedy
