was spearheaded by a flamboyant district attorney named Jim Garrison. He brought his theory in front of the courts and puts a man named Clay Shaw on trial for the murder. Clay was acquitted almost immediately, and the trial was a joke. But Garrison raised a lot of questions and made a great argument. He said that Kennedy's assassination was a plot which linked the CIA, FBI, federal government, and virtually every other organization with any power in the US.Garrison basically pointed the finger at everyone in the US, except for an organization that could possibly have had the power to pull an assassination of this caliber off. He never once brought up the Mafia. This was probably because Garrison was known to be in good with the New Orleans organized crime ring. He was a personal friend of New Orleans mob boss Carlos Marcello. The mob hated JFK. For one, he was rumored to have an affair with Marilyn Monroe, the wife of baseball star Joe DiMaggio. DiMaggio was rumored to be very connected to the New York Mafia. Also, many hated him because his ancestors primarily made their money through organized crime and bootlegging. Whichever way you want to look at the death of John F. Kennedy, there are tons of inconsistencies. All of the supposed facts seem to go deeper and have an added twist to them. With all that has been uncovered it is virtually impossible to believe the government's story of the assassination. Lee Harvey Oswald definitely did not act alone. He may have been totally innocent or framed. But, this tragedy definitely is much deeper than one man firing from a book depository.In my opinion, there is a conspiracy responsible for the whole ordeal. Sure, the government's account could have very well happened but the chances are very slim. I think that evidence has been both planted and withheld from this event. There is no way all of the things that went on just happened by chance. This was a long and well thought ...
