Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is blaming the CIA for the assassination of his uncle, President John F. Kennedy, stating it to be “beyond a reasonable doubt.”
Theories surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy have been going around for many years, as many people have found the circumstances around it to be dubious at best. That seems to include RFK Jr., who stated during an interview Sunday morning with John Catsimadtidis on WABC 770 AM’s “Cats Roundtable” that he believed the death of the ex-president to be a result of the CIA’s handiwork.
RFK stated “There is overwhelming evidence that the CIA was involved in his murder. I think it’s beyond a reasonable doubt at this point.” The claim may catch many by surprise and seem like a farfetched idea, but it isn’t too far outside of the CIA’s apparatus.
The King family previously sued the CIA in 1999, where a jury found unanimously that the government, and specifically the CIA, was responsible for the wrongful death of Martin Luther King Jr., as reported by CBS News at the time.
RFK specifically cited James Douglas’ book, “JFK and the Unspeakable,” as the most evidence ever compiled on the facts of the case. RFK believes the government's denial of the assassination to be a “60-year coverup” on the whole ordeal. At the time of the assassination, the US government began an official investigation that was labeled the Warren Commission Report. The report concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald had acted alone in the assassination and that there was no credible evidence of the idea of a conspiracy behind the president's death. The report was first released on September 24th, 1964.
Since that report, many experts have poked flaws in the investigation behind the murder as well as the government's reports. Dr. Cyril Wecht, a forensic pathologist, declared back in 1978 that Lee Harvey Oswald didn't act alone, nor could have possibly acted alone, in the assassination, per a New York Post article.
The CIA has acknowledged these theories before, even publishing a study referencing different articles about the CIA’s involvement in the death of John F. Kennedy, but claims them to be a lie.
RFKs claims represent a major viewpoint, as for a long time the heads of government have pushed the ideas of conspiracy at the highest level underneath the rug. This claim from RFK may be able to bring the death of John F. Kennedy back to the forefront and find out once and for all who is truly behind the presidents untimely death.
Theories surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy have been going around for many years, as many people have found the circumstances around it to be dubious at best. That seems to include RFK Jr., who stated during an interview Sunday morning with John Catsimadtidis on WABC 770 AM’s “Cats Roundtable” that he believed the death of the ex-president to be a result of the CIA’s handiwork.
RFK stated “There is overwhelming evidence that the CIA was involved in his murder. I think it’s beyond a reasonable doubt at this point.” The claim may catch many by surprise and seem like a farfetched idea, but it isn’t too far outside of the CIA’s apparatus.
The King family previously sued the CIA in 1999, where a jury found unanimously that the government, and specifically the CIA, was responsible for the wrongful death of Martin Luther King Jr., as reported by CBS News at the time.
RFK specifically cited James Douglas’ book, “JFK and the Unspeakable,” as the most evidence ever compiled on the facts of the case. RFK believes the government's denial of the assassination to be a “60-year coverup” on the whole ordeal. At the time of the assassination, the US government began an official investigation that was labeled the Warren Commission Report. The report concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald had acted alone in the assassination and that there was no credible evidence of the idea of a conspiracy behind the president's death. The report was first released on September 24th, 1964.
Since that report, many experts have poked flaws in the investigation behind the murder as well as the government's reports. Dr. Cyril Wecht, a forensic pathologist, declared back in 1978 that Lee Harvey Oswald didn't act alone, nor could have possibly acted alone, in the assassination, per a New York Post article.
The CIA has acknowledged these theories before, even publishing a study referencing different articles about the CIA’s involvement in the death of John F. Kennedy, but claims them to be a lie.
RFKs claims represent a major viewpoint, as for a long time the heads of government have pushed the ideas of conspiracy at the highest level underneath the rug. This claim from RFK may be able to bring the death of John F. Kennedy back to the forefront and find out once and for all who is truly behind the presidents untimely death.
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