There are a lot of unsolved mysteries in the world. Historians, archaeologists, researchers thoroughly study monumental monuments, preserved chronicles and codes, artifacts found during excavations in order to get closer to uncovering the secrets of antiquity.
Most of the mysteries of the past cannot be solved due to the fact that the event that took place in ancient times and the present reality are separated by many centuries, and in some cases even millennia.
What can we say about solving the secrets of antiquity, if in the modern history of mankind there are events that still remain unsolved.
Researchers from all over the world have been trying to solve one of the most mysterious crimes of modern America for over 50 years.
The assassination of the president
On November 22, 1963, the President of the United States of America, John F. Kennedy, was killed by a rifle shot. All subsequent events look rather mysterious. After all, the president's killer was detained rather quickly, after 40 minutes the suspect was captured.
The commission investigating the crime found that the assassin of the 35th President of the United States was former Marine Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Lee Harvey Oswald, until the very last moment of his life, denied any involvement in the Kennedy assassination. Two days later, the main suspect was killed by the owner of a nightclub.
After an investigation that lasted 10 months and was overseen by the CIA, it was determined that Oswald acted alone, and no one helped him.
Despite the fact that the case was officially solved, there are a huge number of conspiracy theories. And researchers hope that new materials will shed some light on this tragedy.
It should be noted that such theories could not arise out of the blue. So, there are some facts that seem to have been specially selected by some evil genius. And this person or a group of persons did everything possible so that the necessary picture of what had happened was built by itself and did not raise many questions.
Facts like notes
First of all, it is worth paying attention to the identity of the main suspect, Lee Harvey Oswald. In the biography of the main villain, you can find many hints of his patriotic sentiments towards the United States. During his service from 1956 to 1959, Oswald established himself as an excellent marksman, as well as a fairly capable cadet. During the years of service, he showed no interest in the Soviet Union. As colleagues recall, he did not intend to leave service in the army and wanted to make a military career, but in 1959 he unexpectedly submitted a report and resigned. Then, in a roundabout way, he leaves for the USSR. In Moscow, he asks for political asylum, but having received a refusal, he opens his veins and goes to the hospital. In 1962, he unexpectedly returned to the United States. Six months later, he goes to Mexico and visits the Soviet embassy,where he meets with the KGB officer Nikolai Leonov. However, having been denied asylum, he returns to Dallas.
Nikolai Leonov described Oswald as a very emaciated and nervous person who claimed that he was constantly being watched and persecuted by unknown people. Also, his hands were shaking violently, which could indicate the development of a nervous disease. In such a state, this person could not have fired a good shot at a distance of 200-300 meters. However, according to the official version, it was this man who killed the president.
CIA conspiracy?
The assassin's candidacy turns out to be very suitable: a Soviet fanatic who hates the capitalist world, has skills in handling firearms, and lived on the territory of a hostile state.
It is also impossible not to be surprised at the promptness with which Oswald was detained and then sent to the next world. Such nuances raise many questions from researchers.
It should be noted that already the first results of the murder investigation began to give contradictory data. Thus, after carrying out a ballistic examination, it was established that Oswald could not get into Kennedy and the governor, who was in the front seat from the point indicated in the conclusions of the official investigation.
As a result, a theory appears about the existence of supposedly two shooters who fired from both sides. This theory is supported by the fact that many allegedly heard shots from opposite sides of the city.
Of course, you can recall that Kennedy had a rather difficult relationship with the CIA, which could ultimately become the reason for the removal of the president.
Waiting for the truth
Thousands of historians and journalists trying to unravel one of the greatest mysteries of the past century, namely who was the real killer of John F. Kennedy, received new materials for research.
The US government, at the initiative of the incumbent President Trump, has published more than three thousand archival materials regarding the assassination attempt on 35 presidents.
Some details about declassified materials are preliminary known. One of the many reports says that Oswald met with a representative of the Soviet diplomatic mission in Mexico City several months before the assassination attempt.
After the assassination attempt in the capital, the United States closely monitored Moscow's reaction. In declassified archival documents, there is a report according to which a high-ranking official from the Soviet government who collaborated with the CIA reported that the news of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy caused a real shock in the highest echelons of Soviet power.
The Soviet government viewed this incident solely as a conspiracy by the US establishment.
To date, several more important documents were to be made available to the public. However, the CIA took a short break to slightly edit the declassified materials and prevent the disclosure of state secrets. The documents will be released only in April next year.
Hopefully, the declassified material will shed some light on these mysterious past events.