More than sixty years after President John F. Kennedy was killed in Dallas, the assassination continues to fuel some of the most enduring conspiracy theories in the United States. The event, which unfolded in front of crowds gathered along Dealey Plaza, remains one of the most debated crimes in American history.
As outlined by ABC News, the swift arrest of former Marine Lee Harvey Oswald did little to settle public suspicion. The delayed release of evidence later intensified doubt and contributed to widespread mistrust of the federal government.
