JFK assassination researchers examine theories of institutional cover-ups

Researchers and authors continue to examine theories surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, focusing on potential institutional cover-ups and the influence of powerful figures.

Author John de Bello Campos, in his book ‘Powerful People – Outrageous Lies’, challenges official explanations by analyzing the actions of the Secret Service, FBI, and CIA. He explores the distinction between bureaucratic incompetence and deliberate concealment, questioning the roles of figures such as Lyndon B. Johnson in the aftermath of the event.

Additionally, Dan Alcorn, President of the Assassination Archives & Research Center, has proposed new theories regarding the location of the shooting. Alcorn suggests the Texas School Book Depository may have been selected due to its ownership by David Harold Byrd, a prominent Texas oil and aerospace magnate with significant connections to intelligence and military-industrial interests during the Cold War.