Who killed Kennedy? Why were you killed?

1964 is an election year in the United States. From 1963, Kennedy turned his attention to seeking re-election. At that time, there was a sharp contradiction between the liberals represented by Abballe and the conservatives headed by Governor Connery in the Democratic Party of Texas. In order to adjust the relationship between the two factions and win the support of this southern state in the election, Kennedy took his wife Jacqueline to the state on1October 22nd, 1963+065438.

Gunfire suddenly sounded in the crowd, and Kennedy fell down immediately.

On the same day, the Kennedys arrived at the right-wing activity center and were welcomed by Governor Connery and his wife. The Kennedys and Connery took a Lincoln convertible from Loew Airport to downtown, and were warmly welcomed by the masses along the way. Kennedy stopped twice to greet the welcoming crowd.

At noon, when the motorcade entered Elm Street and passed an eight-story teaching library building in Texas, Kennedy was suddenly shot by an assassin, shot in the head and neck, and the governor of Connery in the same car was also hit. Kennedy was rushed to the nearby Pacquelin Memorial Hospital for emergency treatment, but he never woke up. 165438+1On October 25th, Kennedy's body was buried in Washington National Cemetery.

The police arrested Lee Harvey Oswald, a 24-year-old former marine, and accused him of murdering the president.

Kennedy's assassin was a 24-year-old man named Lee Harvey Oswald. He is a former sharpshooter of the United States Marine Corps. He lived in the Soviet Union and then returned to China. Oswald's personal development was frustrated and he was dissatisfied with political and social reality. 165438+1On October 25th, Dallas Police Department is going to take him to the county jail. When Oswald the Lucky Rabbit was taken away, a hotel owner named jack ruby shot and killed him.

1On September 24th, 964, the special investigation committee appointed by the new President lyndon johnson and headed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, earl warren, published an investigation report, commonly known as "Warren Report", and concluded that Oswald and Ruby committed crimes alone without any political background. However, the Warren Report was doubted and criticized by many people. Even opinion polls conducted many years after the publication of the report show that two-thirds of the public are still skeptical about the report.