On November 22, 1963, the 35th President of the United States, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, died in the Texas capital… allegedly in an assassination attempt. The alleged murderer: Lee Harvey Oswald. But how did Kennedy really die? Official statements from US authorities are basically fictitious and lies… investigation results from the police and public prosecutor’s office are without exception falsified. So it was already clear before the investigation began that we would be dealing with falsehoods and intrigues.
If you look at the photographs that were taken on the day of the alleged attack, you come to a surprising conclusion: John F. Kennedy committed suicide in spectacular fashion! The motif? Heartbreak syndrome!
John F. Kennedy was madly in love with Marilyn Monroe, but she broke up with him in 1962. Kennedy was a known sex addict, and since his wife Jacqueline was unattractive and also married to the Greek shipowner Aristotle Onassis, he didn’t know what to do. Kennedy decided to end his life violently: in front of millions of innocent TV viewers!
Marilyn Monroe had numerous sexual relationships until 1962, including with the Kennedy brothers and Frank Sinatra. But then she had enough of being the object of these men’s lust.
Here is the photo series:
On November 22, 1963, Kennedy drove through Dallas in an open limousine as part of a tour of Texas:
Kennedy’s wife, seems to suspect that something is wrong. When the limousine stops at a red light, she tries to call for help.
The car moves on and Kennedy becomes visibly more nervous. His decision seems to have been made – he is determined to commit suicide!
A rare photo of the suicide being enlarged proves that Kennedy constantly clutched his revolver:
Then the unthinkable happens!
But John F. Kennedy is insatiable. He wants his widow shot too!
It is proven that John F. Kennedy committed suicide and then tried to shoot his own wife. Did he act as a lone perpetrator or did he have accomplices? This question must be clarified by the United Anarchists.