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New JFK assassination poll: Most say Oswald did not act alone (+video) Christian Science Monitor Fifty years after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, many Americans remain unconvinced by the official explanation of his killing. The Warren Commission, headed by US Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren, concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted ... See all stories on this topic »

JFK assassination conspiracy: Former FBI agent Guy Banister was on fringes of ... NOLA.com Former FBI agent Guy Banister died more than two years before Jim Garrison launched his inquiry into President John F. Kennedy's assassination. Banister, who was well known for his right-wing views, was working as a private investigator in New Orleans ... See all stories on this topic »

JFK assassination spawned conspiracy theory industry NOLA.com From that moment, Tague's life would be intertwined with Kennedy's assassination, and in ways that suggested the killing was a complicated event, not the act of one deranged person. Tague recently released a book in support of a conspiracy scenario. See all stories on this topic »

JFK assassination conspiracy: Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald at Dallas ... NOLA.com Even though President John F. Kennedy's assassination on Nov. 22, 1963, spawned a slew of conspiracy theories and questions that were both unanswered and unanswerable, this fact is beyond dispute: Two days later, Jack Ruby pumped a bullet into Lee ... See all stories on this topic »

JFK assassination conspiracy: Dean Andrews' lies got Jim Garrison's attention NOLA.com According to the Warren Commission report, Dean Andrews Jr. told the FBI that on Nov. 22, 1963 - the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated - someone named Clay Bertrand had called him to ask if he would represent Lee Harvey Oswald, the ... See all stories on this topic »