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Assassination Conspiracy- Three In Five Years - JFK - MLK And RFK: An Investigative Report
On November 22, 1963 President John K Kennedy was gunned down in the streets of Dallas. His brother Robert Kennedy stated, “I thought they would get one of use but I thought it would be me!” Doctor Martin Luther King was setting in his home with his wife watching TV when he learned that John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. He turned to his wife and stated, “the same thing is going to happen to me!.” Both of those profound statements made by Robert F. Kennedy and Doctor Martin Luther King became a fact within five years.
In five years, America had witnessed the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Robert F. Kennedy. President John F. Kennedy was going to end the war in Vietnam, King was planning a massive protest in Washington DC to end the war in Vietnam and Robert F. Kennedy ran for President on a platform to end the war in Vietnam and solve his brother’s assassination.
President John F. Kennedy was assassinated November 22, 1963 in Dallas as a result of a conspiracy after three previous aborted assassination attempts on his life had occurred in Chicago, Miami And Tampa. All three aborted attempts had a patsy or a fall gun that would of taken the blame. Clear and convincing evidence now shows that some of the shots fired at JFK had come from the front and side and that OSWALD was what he said he was, a patsy. There is now clear and convincing evidence that OSWALD was a low-level intelligence agent working for the Office of Navel Intelligence on loan to the CIA. Martin Luther King was assassinated on April 4, 1968. The official narrative is that another lone nut assassinated King all by himself by the name of James Earl Ray. After winning the democratic primary for President in California, Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated as a result of a conspiracy on June 6, 1968. The official story was that yet another lone nut by the name of Sirhan Sirhan assassinated Robert F. Kennedy and there was no conspiracy. However, there is overwhelming evidence that indicates something different. Evidence shows that a patsy by the name of Sirhan Sirhan was used as a diversion that fired a pistol at RFK in the kitchen pantry of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angles. Sirhan Sirhan had always been in front of RFK but the autopsy report clearly shows that RFK was shot three times from behind at an upward angle. After two shots were fired, Sirhan was pinned down on a stream table and continued to unload the remaining six shots in his eight shot pistol. Acoustic evidence and eyewitness evidence clearly shows that between 13 and 16 shots had been fired and fired from different directions.
This investigation combines the work of JFK Beyond A Question Of Conspiracy, MLK Beyond A Question Of Conspiracy and RFK Beyond A Question Of Conspiracy into one long investigative report. Last update 04.19.2018
In five years, America had witnessed the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Robert F. Kennedy. President John F. Kennedy was going to end the war in Vietnam, King was planning a massive protest in Washington DC to end the war in Vietnam and Robert F. Kennedy ran for President on a platform to end the war in Vietnam and solve his brother’s assassination.
President John F. Kennedy was assassinated November 22, 1963 in Dallas as a result of a conspiracy after three previous aborted assassination attempts on his life had occurred in Chicago, Miami And Tampa. All three aborted attempts had a patsy or a fall gun that would of taken the blame. Clear and convincing evidence now shows that some of the shots fired at JFK had come from the front and side and that OSWALD was what he said he was, a patsy. There is now clear and convincing evidence that OSWALD was a low-level intelligence agent working for the Office of Navel Intelligence on loan to the CIA. Martin Luther King was assassinated on April 4, 1968. The official narrative is that another lone nut assassinated King all by himself by the name of James Earl Ray. After winning the democratic primary for President in California, Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated as a result of a conspiracy on June 6, 1968. The official story was that yet another lone nut by the name of Sirhan Sirhan assassinated Robert F. Kennedy and there was no conspiracy. However, there is overwhelming evidence that indicates something different. Evidence shows that a patsy by the name of Sirhan Sirhan was used as a diversion that fired a pistol at RFK in the kitchen pantry of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angles. Sirhan Sirhan had always been in front of RFK but the autopsy report clearly shows that RFK was shot three times from behind at an upward angle. After two shots were fired, Sirhan was pinned down on a stream table and continued to unload the remaining six shots in his eight shot pistol. Acoustic evidence and eyewitness evidence clearly shows that between 13 and 16 shots had been fired and fired from different directions.
This investigation combines the work of JFK Beyond A Question Of Conspiracy, MLK Beyond A Question Of Conspiracy and RFK Beyond A Question Of Conspiracy into one long investigative report. Last update 04.19.2018
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Published December 6, 2017
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