Open Directory - Society: History: By Region: North America: United States: Presidents: Kennedy, John Fitzgerald: Assassination: Theories

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A Texas Connection - Explores the motives Lyndon Johnson might have had to engineer the assassination of JFK.
Dirty Politics--Nixon, Watergate, and the JFK Assassination - Facts linking Nixon to the JFK assassination emerged years later during the Watergate scandal.
JFK Murder Solved - Site promotes the "confession" of one James Files, a man who claims to have been the Grassy Knoll shooter in Dealey Plaza.
John Kennedy and the Curse of Abraham - John Kennedy's tragic death with eerie similarities to Abraham Lincoln was the sign of the curse of the Abrahamic Covenant
Mae Brussel - Preserving the research of the late political researcher Mae Brussell. For 17 years Mae shared with her radio audience her daily research on political assassinations and world-wide government corruption.
New Orleans and The JFK Assassination - Describes an essay about the New Orleans connection to the JFK assassination. Includes information about Clay Shaw and his associates, as well as Permindex.
The Corsican Connection - A page which explores the possible involvement of the Corsican Mafia in the assassination of President Kennedy.
The Elderly Negro - A new theory of the Kennedy assassination. The site argues that originally the assassination was to have been blamed upon a black man. However, the federal government quickly intervened to blame it upon an alleged Communist to prevent an outbreak of anti-black violence.
Vatican Assassins - Book contends that Kennedy died at the hands of the Society of Jesus at the order of its Jesuit General.

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