New Evidence Emerges on JFK Assassination

Oliver Stone's upcoming documentary, 'JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass', set to air on November 22, revisits conspiracy theories surrounding President John F. Kennedy's assassination, particularly implicating the CIA and its director, Allen Dulles. Critics, including Rolling Stone and the Washington Post, have condemned Stone's theories as unfounded, linking them to Russian propaganda efforts. Meanwhile, a newly surfaced home movie directed by Jacqueline Kennedy captures intimate moments just weeks before the assassination, adding a haunting context to JFK's fate. Secret Service agent Paul Landis revealed that JFK had staged a mock assassination in this film, raising questions about the president's foresight regarding his own safety. Additionally, new evidence challenges the Warren Commission's 'single bullet theory', suggesting the possibility of a second shooter at the scene. As the nation reflects on the 60th anniversary of JFK's assassination, these narratives highlight the enduring intrigue and controversy surrounding that tragic day.