The Men Who Killed Kennedy

The most detailed & chilling documentary I've seen about the JFK assassination. A disturbing number of credible witnesses, as well as damning film footage & audio clips previously unavailable.

If anyone had any doubts that the Oliver Stone conspiracy "theory" film, 'JFK', was nothing but pure fiction, watch this series. (Be sure to see all 6 parts-- there are 4 available on 'Instant Watching', and the other 2 via mail.) As the film asserts, if it happened once, it can happen again. Suffice it to say that it was happening before and still is. One look at recent politics and we know that government cover-ups are alive & thriving.

The series rekindled my interest in the assassinations of both JFK & Bobby Kennedy, and compelled me to get some books on the subject, including 'Brothers' by David Talbot, which I'm really enjoying. It serves as a great companion to the documentary, further elaborating on all the points made by the film, and in great detail.

~NN

The Men Who Killed Kennedy is a video documentary series by British television network ITV that depicts the assassination of U. S. President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963. Originally broadcast in 1988 in two parts (with a subsequent studio discussion), it was rebroadcast in 1991 re-edited to three parts with additional material, and a fourth episode added in 1995. The addition of three further episodes in 2003 caused great controversy, particularly in the final episode implicating Lyndon B. Johnson and the withdrawal of these additional episodes.

This is the documentary series that the USA networks and journalists, to their undying shame, refused to even look at.

President Kennedy, hit in the throat, and front right temple, by an assassin supposedly above and behind him.......

Read this review (and copy it) now--it might not be here later.

This is required viewing for anyone who wants to know the truth about the JFK assassination. You'll never hear this information from any major network, magazine nor newspaper. They absolutely will never tell you. That's how much power the forces have who murdered our 35th President in a coup d'état. I would not be surprised if this review is never featured on IMDb once it's seen by those who control the media. If the government calls IMDb and says, "We'd appreciate it if you'd remove this review," do you really think anyone would refuse? This series, along with Douglas Horne's video "Finally hearing the TRUTH about the JFK cover-up" provide an overwhelming amount of proof that JFK's murder was, in fact, a coup d'état and not the work of a the man who correctly identified himself on national TV as "the patsy" not too many hours before Jack Ruby (who was ordered to do so) murdered him.

You NEED to know, not only what happened then, but you need to connect the dots to understand why the wicked people who were behind JFK's murder are still in control.

The first question that should provoke is, "Aren't they dead?" Almost everyone who planned the coup is dead, but the self-serving power structure that was behind the scenes then is more powerful today and their plan is far more developed than 51 years ago and this information provokes too many questions along with a curiosity that these people DO NOT WANT the citizens to develop. They want you to just pretend we're "The Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave" while they continue their plans to make the backbone of this nation their serfs.

The evil scenario has so developed that you would never believe it no matter who tells you. You must discover it bit by bit for yourself. It's worse than 1984.

That's why you need to learn for yourself. This series and the video report of the Assassination Records Review Board are the very best places to start.

For a short bio on Douglas Horne: http://spartacus-educational.com/JFKhomeD.htm

"The Men Who Killed Kennedy" is a multipart documentary putting forth a conspiracy theory of the assassination of President Kennedy. Someone on this board wrote that the film "JFK" had an agenda. Well, so does this documentary.

Certainly it is intriguing to hear what all of the witnesses and investigators have to say, and gruesome to see, in close-up, the killing of the President. I was in high school when it occurred, and it was a shattering incident. As I've gotten older, it's become more devastating to think about.

As far as the theories put forth in this documentary, I can certainly believe there was a government cover-up, either to keep the country from totally going crazy after the assassination or just to keep certain covert operations from the public. I mean, if Enron could cause blackouts in California, I'd say the government can do just about anything it wants.

This documentary was done in 1988, and since then, some of the information has been debunked, so while it might seem that it's on sure footing, it isn't. I'm not sure I believe the enhanced photos of the Grassy Knoll showing various people; and I'm not sure the autopsy photos are fake. Everyone says the President's brain flew out of his head, and yet, when you look at the film of the assassination, the head looks intact. If the Warren Commission Report does say that a single bullet killed the President, I have to agree that can't possibly be, and I'll have to take this show's word for it that three shots can't be fired by one person in 7 seconds.

Even as a kid, I never believed that Jack Ruby just waltzed in and shot Lee Harvey Oswald - obviously Ruby had plenty of help, and it makes sense that no one wanted Oswald telling his story. Was Oswald a scapegoat? It's certainly likely.

Anyway, this is a thought-provoking documentary, but do some background reading about it to get some perspective. Will we ever know the true story of what happened that day in Dallas? Doubtful. And as with many events, stories are embellished and rumors become fact as the years go on.

We follow several theories including the Warren Commission and just passers-by; each is reenacted so we can see that it was possible or not. In this case, you start to think everyone is guilty except Oswald.

"The Men Who Killed Kennedy", a six-part series; It is quite a bit to take in at one sitting. It looks like everyone is coming out of the woodwork. Where were these people when you could do something about it? And everyone had a gun or a camera. There were pictures of the people taking pictures and pictures of people with guns. There were shots from buildings, knolls, and even sewers. Everyone that ever had a grudge and even a group put together by Bobby Kennedy.

I do not want to tell you too much, as that is why you are buying the film. You will finally be convinced it happened this way then they will convince you it happened that way. But you will be glued to the set the whole time.