WHAT KILLED KENNEDY? Was it the mob? A coup? Cuban dissidents? War hawks? 60 ...
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Six decades on, JFK's assassination still spawns rival suspects — the mob, Cuban exiles, war hawks, a coup — because no single theory has closed the case.
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Theory Briefing
- Four competing suspect groups — the mob, Cuban dissidents, war hawks, and coup plotters — each have circumstantial cases that investigators have never fully dismissed.
- Sixty years of scrutiny haven't produced consensus, suggesting the official lone-gunman verdict leaves enough gaps to keep rival explanations alive.
- The sheer number of competing theories means each new piece of evidence gets filtered through whichever framework a believer already holds.
- Kennedy's assassination remains a rare case where distrust of official conclusions has outlasted multiple government reinvestigations.