An Introduction to the JFK Assassination
Who Killed President Kennedy?
This series of essays isn’t going to give you the answer, but it will try to illustrate the best way to think about the question.
Much of the evidence in the JFK assassination is inconclusive and open to a variety of interpretations. There are, however, some basic, indisputable, uncontroversial facts. These facts suggest only two realistic solutions, both of which revolve around the role of Lee Harvey Oswald:
- either Oswald killed Kennedy, with or without associates,
- or he was set up in advance to take the blame.
Let’s start at the beginning, with The Shooting in Dealey Plaza
Detailed Discussions
This site’s JFK Assassination Frequently Asked Questions section contains detailed discussions of specific topics. Here is a small selection to get you started:
- How Accurate is Oliver Stone’s JFK?
- Did JFK’s Car Stop on Elm Street?
- Was There a Plot to Kill JFK in Chicago?
- Did Lee Harvey Oswald Get a Fair Trial?
- Did a Secret Service Agent Kill JFK?
- What Was Lee Harvey Oswald’s Alibi?
- Who Is ‘Prayer Man’?
- Who Saw Oswald in the Sixth-Floor Window?
- Was Oswald an Expert Marksman?
- Why is the Media Coverage So Bad?