JFK was brought down by the CIA, the Mafia, and elements of the Secret Service, the FBI, as well as the Dallas Police Department were involved with the assassination and subsequent cover-up.
Aristotle Onassis was one of the men behind the JFK conspiracy along with George Herbert Walker Bush of the CIA at the time. The Bush family and Onassis had lost a lot of assets in Cuba and were looking forward to regaining their various business holdings and more, hoping that the Kennedy administration would attack Cuba to make it all happen.
Allen Dulles, head of the CIA at the time of the Bay of Pigs affair, was summarily fired by JFK for his involvement — interesting how later, Dulles was appointed a member of the Warren Commission — perpetrating another great hoax on the American people.
On the morning of November 9, 1963, about two weeks or so before the Kennedy assassination, one Joseph Milteer engaged in a conversation secretly taped by Miami police in a Miami hotel room.
Milteer was speaking with a man named Willie Somersett. Evidently unknown to Milteer, Somersett was an informant for the police who co-operated with the secret tape recording of the conversation. Milteer divulged plans to kill Kennedy in Miami by shooting him from an upper floor of an office building with a high-powered rifle. This was the modus operandi for the conspiratorial assassins, later carried out in Dallas on November 22, 1963.
The tape was given to federal authorities and of course they never acted on it but proceeded with the assassination and cover-up.
Another glaring detail is that the medical staff at Parkland Hospital in Dallas wrapped Kennedy in a sheet and placed his body in an expensive bronze casket.
Yet, when unloaded from Air Force One later that night in Washington, D.C., suddenly the casket was a plain gray one — and the corpse inside was in a body bag — although everyone on board Air Force One testified that the casket was not opened and there had been no switch made.
Maybe some of you readers can explain these two rather large anomalies.