Gallup Vault: Few in 1963 Thought Oswald Acted Alone

Just in 1963, John F. Kennedy's funeral - just three days after his assassination - a few days later - Gallup's interviewer rocked in the United States to appreciate the public's reaction. One important question is whether the suspicious killer Lee Harvey Oswald is acting alone; the American premonition is that he will not do it. A few people think that "some groups or elements are responsible", but only 29% believe that Oswald acts autonomously, 19% is uncertain

As George Gallup wrote about this discovery on December 6, 1963, "The investigation of the assassination of John F. Kennedy now requires such a committee thanks to Lee Harvey Oswald German general concern revealed that you should not act on your own. "

In addition to what is stated in the original press release, there are few details about polls. However, after the "lonely gunman" problem, it seems that a survey is continuing to ask respondents to think about.

Mr. Gallup is unanimous to those who believe that this plot is more serious than those who have not yet been published in that it is part of the tacit agreement that assassinations are hired by others It reports that. At the same time, Mr. Gallup said, "Only one in 100 people believe that Russia, Cuba, or Communists may be involved in assassination is possible." "

According to Mr. Gallup, respondents in the survey also questioned the role Oswald murderer Jack Ruby played and said in Oswald's report "It shows wealth inconsistent with discreet wages."

In the coming years, Gallup always believed Americans as they asked about the "lonely gunman" theory or the conspiracy theory, and most people think that it is a conspiracy.

According to the Gallup poll of 2013, up to 61% said they did not believe that the official conclusion of the Warren Committee they believed that only Lee Harvey Oswald assassinated President John F. Kennedy It was. Since Gallup began a poll on this issue since the tragedy in 1963, this figure has not been below 50%. President Trump itself himself expressed his belief that there are at least two such conspiracy. In the Republican primary election in 2016, Mr. Trump said that he was related to Mr. Obama and Mr. Kennedy's murder. Mr. Trump also said that climate change is a Chinese made fraud designed to hurt American industry. He described the Russian election as a "fictional story" aimed at breaking the victory in his election and was considered a lie in 2017 by the fact checker Politifact of last week.

Just in 1963, John F. Kennedy's funeral - just three days after his assassination - a few days later - Gallup's interviewer rocked in the United States to appreciate the public's reaction. One important question is whether the suspicious killer Lee Harvey Oswald is acting alone; the American premonition is that he will not do it. A few people think that "some groups or elements are also responsible", but only 29% believe that Oswald acts autonomously, 19% is uncertain. Mr. Gallup is unanimous to those who believe that this plot is more serious than those who have not yet been published in that it is part of the tacit agreement that assassinations are hired by others It reports that. At the same time, Mr. Gallup said, "Only one in 100 people believe that Russia, Cuba, or Communists may be involved in assassination is possible." "