What did the warren commission decide about the Kennedy assassination?

Answer 1

The Warren commission declared that Lee Harvey Oswald shot j.F.Kennedy three times in the back of the head.

WRONG!

The warren commission concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald was indeed acting alone, and that three shots were fired, though only two made there mark. The first, stated the Warren Commission, shot Kennedy in the back and then went on to hit Governor Connally in the chest, then wrist then thigh (this is often referred too as the 'Magic bullet,') and the second successful shot hit Kennedy in the head. All three shots were fired from the sixth floor of the Dallas Texas school book depository. Re-enactments have since taken place to see if it is actually possible to make both of the shots from the book depository (from the backwards left direction of kennedy's head when shot, it suggests a second shooter on the grassy knoll,) and it has been proven that it could have been done. The Warren Commission also stated that Oswald's killer Jack Ruby was also acting alone.

Answer 2

That he was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald, and that Oswald acted alone. "Conspiracy" theories and Oliver Stone notwithstanding, this is still the most widely accepted conclusion.

Answer 3

The three main findings were that Oswald acted alone, Governor Connally was wounded by a magic bulllet and that Jack Ruby acted alone.

Answer 4

President Kennedy's assassin acted alone.