After investigating the assassination of John F. Kennedy the Warren Commission concluded what?

Answer 1

Lee Harvey Oswald was a lone shooter on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository. He fired 3 shots: the first missed the presidential limo, the second hit JFK in the throat and passed on to Governor Connallys chest, right wrist, and left thigh, and the third hit JFK somewhere between his right ear and eye and above which killed him.

Answer 2

1. That Lee Harvey Oswald tried to kill Gen. Erwin Walker in April 1963, and he acted alone.

2. That Lee Harvey Oswald fired three shots and killed President John. F. Kennedy, and he acted alone.

3. That one of the three shots, fired by Oswald went through President John Kennedy and struck Govenor John Connelly.

4. That Lee Harvey Oswald shot and killed Officer JD Tippit, and he acted alone.

5. That Lee Harvey Oswald tried to kill another Dallas Police Officer when he was arrested.

6. That Jack Ruby shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald, and he (Ruby) acted alone.

Answer 3

The Warren Commission concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in assassinating John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas. The commission found no evidence of a conspiracy or involvement of a second shooter.

Answer 4

Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone shooter and acted alone. Governor Connally was wounded by the magic bullet. Jack Ruby acted alone.

Answer 5

Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. John Connally was wounded by the magic bullet. Jack Ruby acted alone.

Answer 6

Lee Harvey Oswald had assassinated John F. Kennedy alone.

Answer 7

The commission produced a long report but the basic conclusion was Lee Harvey Oswald was the only gunman and that he acted on his own volition , that is , was not part of any sort of conspiracy.

Answer 8

The conclusion was that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and that there was no conspiracy. The whole episode is still debated with positions taken from the feasible to the ridiculous.