The Warren Commission

Back then, people believed that they discovered that they found a shoot at the edge of Kennedy's body and would definitely point out the position of the shooter or shooter. Since they are completely incompatible, anatomy really makes confusion more confusing. Despite the authorities leading the Bethesda Naval Hospital in Washington, DC, this exam was held at Parkland Hospital in Dallas. When I looked at the two exams, there was a contrast I was concerned about.

President Johnson established the Warren Committee chaired by Prime Minister Warren to investigate assassination cases. The Warren Committee concluded that Oswald acted alone to kill Kennedy, and Oswald was not part of any conspiracy. The results of this survey have been questioned by many people. Various theories condemn the assassination of Cuba, the Soviet Union, Mafia, Central Intelligence Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Supreme Military Leader or Linden Johnson. According to a 2004 Fox News survey, 74% believe that 66% of Americans have a plot to kill President Kennedy, while 74% are camouflaged. According to the Gallup poll in mid November 2013, 61% thought it was a conspiracy, and only 30% thought that Oswald was done alone. In 1979, the US House assassinated the Special Committee, Oswald shot Kennedy, but concluded that foreign governments and US government agencies are not involved in shooting.

Four days after Kennedy and Oswald were killed, President Lyndon Johnson established the Warren Committee to investigate the assassination. The Warren Committee concluded that Oswald is most likely to act alone, but there are still many controversies about the assassination of Kennedy, and speculation about the conspiracy theory still exists. As time passed, John Kennedy 's short - term appointment stood out for the people' s memories because of his leadership, individuality and accomplishments. Even in the face of a tough decision such as how to handle missiles in Cuba, many people respect the calm. Other people admire his ability to motivate people with a powerful speech. Others believe that his motivation to fight for his sympathy and new government plan is most important to the poor, the elderly and the sick. Like other leaders, John Kennedy made a mistake, but he is always optimistic about the future.

On November 29, 1963, President Johnson appointed the presidential committee to assassinate President Kennedy. That president, after the US chief judge, Earl Warren, it was called the Warren Committee. President Johnson instructed the committee to assess the problems associated with assassination and subsequent killings of so-called assassins and report the results and conclusions to him. Note to readers: Point 1 B on the following link is the result of a study by the House Assassination Committee in 1979, "It is highly likely that two gunmen will fire to the president." This conclusion arises from the "discovery" of the last moment of Dallas police radio transmission video, which is said to have provided evidence that more than four shots were fired at Dili Square.