It is now known that about 81 percent of Americans believe that some type of conspiracy took place in Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963. But such was not the case in the early days after the assassination of President John
F. Kennedy.
Over the years, there have only been two earnest official investigations into this matter. One conducted by Jim Garrison, New Orleans District Attorney, between 1966-1969; and the U.S. House Select Committee on Assassinations that convened in 1977 and was terminated by Congress in 1979.
The JFK assassination has been described as being a mystery wrapped in a riddle inside an enigma. In recent years new compelling information provided by eyewitnesses present in Dealey Plaza who had first hand knowledge of alleged assassins, has surfaced. Additionally, There have been many researchers, authors and investigators who have expanded on and upplemented Garrison’s investigation and put together many pieces of the puzzle. Many of them agree that there was a
conspiracy to kill JFK, there was more than one shooter in the plaza; and there was a massive coverup.