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10 pages in length. Attempting to determine just which group or individual wanted John F. Kennedy out of office has been one of the most compelling, yet ever-elusive, aspects of the president's assassination. A worthwhile topic for one's research paper, evaluating the various conspiracy theories will help to bring together all the massive speculation that has lived on throughout the years, sometimes with very little proof to substantiate the claims. Clearly, there was more at work with regard to JFK's assassination than that of a lone lunatic; as the student puts to use the various articles in this series, there will at once be a significant sense of understanding as to the diverse possibilities incorporated in the many conspiracy theories. This paper consists solely of an annotated bibliography of eight sources.
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worthwhile topic for ones research paper, evaluating the various conspiracy theories will help to bring together all the massive speculation that has lived on throughout the years, sometimes with very
little proof to substantiate the claims. Clearly, there was more at work with regard to JFKs assassination than that of a lone lunatic; as the student puts to use
the various articles in this series, there will at once be a significant sense of understanding as to the diverse possibilities incorporated in the many conspiracy theories. Gay, Verne
(1992, November). On Frontline Another JFK assassination theory. Newsday, pp. 57. This article reiterates what so
many others have in the past decades: the fact that JFK assassination conspiracy theories have not begun to dissipate and have, in fact, even escalated in recent years due to
various media productions. The author offers a neutral account of a particular television program that focuses upon the potential conspirators, including the Mafia, the CIA, the military and Castro.
Clearly apparent in this overview of the theory is the fact that JFK may have been the wrong target of the assassins gun, with the true mark being that
of his staunch anti-drug brother, Robert. [New Orleans mob boss Carlos Marcello] had [screwed] up, you know, when he got rid of Juan [he called John Kennedy Juan]. . .
and he said they should have gotten rid of Bobby instead" (57). This aspect of the JFK assassination helps one to realize that
while there may be several conspiracy theories, any one of them may actually hold the truth. It is no secret that the Kennedy brothers had ruffled many a feather
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