Examining Legacy and Accountability

This chapter scrutinizes the controversial aspects of the JFK assassination's ballistics and the role of Lee Harvey Oswald within the conspiracy narrative. It also delves into the Sackler family's connection to the opioid crisis, addressing the ethical implications of pharmaceutical practices and how wealth influences accountability. The discussion compares historical figures like the Sacklers to Alfred Nobel, highlighting the complexities of reputation, remorse, and the moral fabric of society amid major controversies.