
50 years ago, on November 22, 1963, the 35th US President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was killed in Dallas. He was shot by the former Marine Corps Lee Harvey Oswald, who held his left glances and lived in the USSR for two and a half years.
As the commission headed by the chairman of the Supreme Court Erl Warren established, Oswald was a single killer. However, the versions are still popular, according to which Kennedy has become a victim of a conspiracy. At the same time, the KGB, CIA, FBI, Fidel Castro, the Cuban and Italian mafia are nominated for the role of the customer of the murder of the president. Meanwhile, because of his mental imbalance, both the CIA and the KGB refused to recruit, so he would be the last candidate for the role of the executor of the custom-made murder.