398. JFK: The Mystery is Solved (Part 7)
The Rest Is History
Oswald's Psychological Landscape
This chapter explores the complex psychological state of Lee Harvey Oswald in the lead-up to the JFK assassination, marked by feelings of resentment and a desire for recognition. It examines key evidence and events that shaped his motivations, as well as the inconsistencies in his actions post-assassination. The discussion also highlights the broader societal implications of the assassination on American culture and the legacy of conspiracy theories that emerged in its aftermath.
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