Unraveling the JFK Assassination Conspiracies

This chapter explores the assassination of John F. Kennedy, examining various conspiracy theories that suggest Lee Harvey Oswald may have been a 'patsy'. The discussion delves into historical grievances, the reliability of eyewitness accounts, and the psychological aspects fueling conspiracy speculation. It also highlights the complexities of real versus unfounded conspiracies, drawing connections to other significant events while reflecting on the nature of skepticism in understanding history.