Oliver Stone Calls on Congress To Reopen JFK Assassination Investigation

The filmmaker is, again, blaming American intelligence agencies for the 35th president’s death.

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President Kennedy riding in motorcade with first lady Jacqueline Kenndy in Dallas, Texas. AP, file
LUKE FUNK
LUKE FUNK

Well-worn conspiracy theories involving President Kennedy’s assassination are being welcomed back to the limelight by members of a House committee who seem more than happy to entertain them if it means more cable news appearances for everyone involved.

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