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John F. Kennedy's assassination records reveal a complex plot involving multiple individuals and organizations. The documents mention names such as David W. Smith, Ferrie, Oswald, Shaw, and Garrison, among others.

The investigation into the assassination was compromised by a lack of cooperation from government agencies and law enforcement officials. The FBI's involvement in the investigation is highlighted, with some sources claiming that they had knowledge of the conspiracy but failed to act on it.

A cover-up involving high-ranking government officials and law enforcement agencies is suggested. There were attempts to destroy evidence or tamper with witnesses' testimony.

The Warren Commission's report is mentioned as being incomplete and inaccurate, with some sources claiming that it was a whitewash. Many unanswered questions and inconsistencies in the commission's findings are highlighted.

Lee Harvey Oswald's involvement in the assassination of John F. Kennedy is discussed, as well as Jack Ruby's killing of Oswald. George Wallace's shooting and subsequent investigation are also mentioned, along with Arthur B. Bremer's trial for attempting to assassinate Wallace.

Autopsy reports, witness testimony, and investigation findings are mentioned, including evidence from the trials against Bremer and others involved in the assassination plot.

The records reveal a complex and multifaceted plot involving multiple individuals and organizations, with attempts to cover up or obstruct justice. The investigation was compromised by a lack of resources, inadequate leadership, and poor communication between agencies.

John F. Kennedy's assassination remains one of the most significant and intriguing events in American history, with many unanswered questions and inconsistencies in the official narrative.

Key figures involved in the assassination plot include:

* Lee Harvey Oswald: Accused assassin of John F. Kennedy
* Jack Ruby: Killed Lee Harvey Oswald
* George Wallace: Shot by Arthur B. Bremer
* Arthur B. Bremer: Attempted to assassinate George Wallace

Dates and locations significant to the assassination plot include:

* November 22, 1963 (Dallas, Texas): Assassination of John F. Kennedy
* April 4, 1968 (Memphis, Tennessee): Shooting of George Wallace
* May 15, 1972 (Milwaukee, Wisconsin): Trial of Arthur B. Bremer

The investigation into the assassination was compromised by a lack of cooperation from government agencies and law enforcement officials.

A cover-up involving high-ranking government officials and law enforcement agencies is suggested.

The Warren Commission's report is mentioned as being incomplete and inaccurate, with some sources claiming that it was a whitewash.

Many unanswered questions and inconsistencies in the commission's findings are highlighted.

Autopsy reports, witness testimony, and investigation findings are mentioned, including evidence from the trials against Bremer and others involved in the assassination plot.

RFK Declassified Files

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