Strange Things That Never Made Sense About JFK's Assassination

Over 60 years later, we're still obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination, and with good reason. Here are just some of the bizarre facts that have us still wondering what really happened in Dallas that day.

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Oswald's Mexico City visit | 0:00
The June Cobb Connection | 1:15
Post-defection Oswald | 2:21
Secret Service inaction | 3:20
Who was the babushka lady? | 4:23
The autopsy argument | 5:21
Autopsy inconsistencies | 6:14
The Cuba connections | 7:29
The Kennedy-Giancana Connection | 8:46
Oswald's police interview | 10:03
Missing records | 10:53
The President's brain | 12:02
Doubt within the CIA | 13:08
Oswald's missing KGB file | 14:39

Voiceover by: Tim Bensch

[GrungeHQ]

What do you think is the strangest thing about JFK's assassination?

[ironcladranchandforge]

You missed another strange story. The story of Dorothy Kilgallen. She was a newspaper reporter and also a host on the TV show "Whats My Line". She was investigating the Kennedy Assassination and had several interviews with Jack Ruby. They found her dead in her NY apartment in 1965.

[Eric-qovv]

We don’t know a lot because CIA doesn’t want us to

[drguffey]

They questioned Oswald for hours. The fact there are no transcripts is an outrage !

[Blackcat-fwtl]

He called the demons out
They killed him. We are still ran by his killers today.

[graciesinclair]

The fact that they ruined the autopsy makes me sick

[LinkLich]

Strange stuff.. much like a 20 year old with no social media.

[douglasfortin]

One of the strangest things for is that the Secret Service cleaned the limo, destoying a crime scene on national television. WTF!

[rickpearce]

Everyone keeps saying Oswald Was here, was there, went there, went here. Get real he didn’t have $$$ to move around like that . Oswald was Sent here or he was Sent there.
I don’t think Oswald ever fired a single shot in Dallas .

[Chadleyization]

the fact that there are documents that are unreleased and classified tells you all you need to know. Whoever wants to keep information hidden is likely your culprit.

[wayneyd]

One of the strangest is how most of the witnesses die within two years.

[chrishall]

Oswald claimed he was innocent and was assassinated before he could prove it. I don't believe it's right to claim he is guilty when he never had a trial.

[sydnidowney]

I have always heard that JFK was concerned about the power and autonomy of the CIA.

[xjcrossx]

By law they were supposed to release all the classified documents regarding this event. And they never did. Wonder why?

[jimstanley]

Still think LBJ and Hoover had him killed

[pyhead]

Twenty-nine witnesses to the assassination died in mysterious ways!

[LBNLDC]

Oswald wasn’t on the Sixth floor when Kennedy was shot. He wasn’t at 10th and Patton when Tippit was executed. Oswald was as he described himself a patsy.

[chokkan]

I was a young child when JFK was killed, but it was the topic of conversation among the adults for years afterwards. My father mentioned that LBJ and Hoover were the two with the most to gain from his demise; the deed was done in LBJ's old stomping grounds where everyone owed him a favor, and Hoover's FBI, the most vaunted detective agency in the world, was unable to turn up a single clue. My father also pointed out that Dallas averaged 6-8 murders a years at the time, but in '63 there were over 62 unsolved murders there. Coincidences?

[geoffreylee]

Oswald comes out of interrogation with his face battered and bruised. Wonder how many questions were asked; that why no stenographer?

[buntline]

So many holes in this story that i can't even know where to start.