JFK — The Assassination That Changed Everything - Investigations at War With Themselves

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JFK — The Assassination That Changed Everything - Investigations at War With Themselves

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Odessa Lane examines why the Warren Commission's investigation into JFK's assassination failed to satisfy the public. From FBI pressure to ignored witnesses, classified documents, and the House Committee's later finding of "probable conspiracy," this episode explores how institutional self-preservation created lasting doubt about November 22, 1963.

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