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It was the chilling CBS Radio Broadcast heard by millions of Americans that marked one of the biggest mysteries of modern time.
"Ladies and Gentlemen, the President of the United States is dead. John F. Kennedy has died of the wounds received in the assassination in Dallas... We Repeat- President Kennedy is dead."(Bennett 75)

Although the assassination of President John F. Kennedy occurred forty-four years ago, the buzz surrounding his death never died down (Anders). It's the most controversial case in U.S. history. Was Lee Harvey Oswald the lone killer, or is there more to the story? If you are like most Americans, you believe it was a conspiracy that killed JFK and have heard the numerous stories of how it probably happened. The number of factual oddities present in the theory, claiming the CIA and the Mafia backed the murder, is enough to make even the biggest skeptic a believer (Anders).
It was the morning of November 22, 1963. The motorcade planned to "snake" through......

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