Vol. 39, No. 22

11/27/2023

Uncovering the Coverup

This month marks the 60th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963.

Sixty years — and yet, we still do not know for sure who killed the president.

Lee Harvey Oswald? He may have been a gunman who opened fire upon the president as he traveled through Dealey Plaza in an open-top convertible limousine. But does this mean that Oswald alone killed JFK? That is the conclusion of the Warren Commission that investigated the assassination, but most Americans don’t buy it.

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