Warning: The program contains original recordings of various assassinations.
The assassination of John F. Kennedy, like 9/11, is one of the most historically significant events of the last century.
Numerous inconsistencies in the official version of the Kennedy assassination continue to
preoccupy large sections of the population.
Reminder: The 35th US President was killed in the assassination attempt on John F. Kennedy in Dallas on November 22, 1963.
Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested as a suspect and presented to the public as a lone perpetrator.
Oswald himself, however, vehemently denied the crime and stated that he had not shot anyone.
Here is a picture of him shortly after the assassination:
"I'm just the scapegoat."
In addition, his fingerprints could not be found on the rifle with which he allegedly shot the president.
Oswald was no longer able to comment on this, however. He was shot dead just two days after his arrest.
According to the official version, the fatal shot to Kennedy's head was fired from behind.
However, this official version was severely shaken in 1975 with the release of the so-called "Zapruder film".
In the footage released by Abraham Zapruder in 1975, it is clearly visible that Kennedy's head is thrown
violently backwards to the left by the fatal shot and that the bullet comes from the front.
This is a clear indication that the president was also shot at from the front and that there must have been several shooters.
Dr. Charles Crenshaw, who examined the president's body at Parkland Hospital in Dallas, also expressed his conviction in
an interview that President Kennedy was shot from the front:
"We wrapped him in a sheet and laid him in the coffin.
But before we did this, I looked at the wound again.
I wanted to know and keep the memory for the rest of my life.
And the rest of my life I will always know: He was shot from the front."
The lawyer Mark Lane published the film "Rush to Judgment" in 1966.
Numerous witnesses stated that Kennedy was shot not only from behind, but also from the front, from a grassy knoll.
These facts make it clear that there must have been several shooters and that the fatal shot was fired from the front.
Is there a lead on the perpetrators?
In 2023, the monthly magazine COMPACT published an interview with the now 82-year-old CIA agent James E. Files.
In this recording, he reveals how the assassination attempt on John F. Kennedy was planned and carried out.
In his testimony, Files explains how he fired the fatal shot at John F. Kennedy.
In his confession, he also names Charles Nicoletti and Johnny Roselli as the other shooters involved.
See the publication of COMPACT:
"Today we present to you the real killer of John F. Kennedy - a CIA man."
"And he now describes the course of events in such a way that on that day - he was on the grassy knoll in
front of the Kennedy limousine and in the back of the textbook building was the Nicoletti.
And he, the Nicoletti, shot from behind - not Oswald shot from behind - but Nicoletti shot from
behind, and he (James E. Files) shot from the front."
The confession of James E. Files
"At that point, as they were driving into Elm Street, shots were fired from behind. And I assumed it was
Nicoletti because he was the one who was in the building. And I knew Johnny Roselli was there.
And even though the president was hit by the bullets, I thought it was a failure because I
knew we had to take a head shot at the president.
When I got to the point where I thought I had the last chance to fire, I had focused on the left side of his
head and waited, because otherwise Jacky Kennedy would have been in the line of fire.
But the instruction was that nothing should happen to her.
And at that moment I realized that this was my last chance for a shot, and he still hadn't been hit in the head.
When I fired the projectile, Mr. Nicoletti and I fired at about the same time as he came forward and then back to the rear.
I have to say that his bullet hit about a thousandth of a second before mine.
Because that caused the head to move forward, which caused me to miss him by the left eye and I came in by the left temple."
In another almost 3-hour interview in 2003 and his book publication "JFK - How the CIA used the Mafia in
Chicago to kill the President", James E. Files explained the assassination of John F. Kennedy in even greater detail.
In it, he stated that the CIA had hired the Mafia to carry out the assassination in Dallas and kill Kennedy.
University professor and author Jerome Kroth calls Files' testimony "surprisingly credible" and said his story about
the assassination was "the most credible and convincing."
COMPACT editor Jürgen Elsässer adds:
"The confessed assassin also said that he pushed one of the shell casings, which had his teeth marks on it,
into the ground on this grassy knoll after the shots.
And indeed this piece of evidence was found in 1988."
What about the accomplices named by Files in his confession - Charles Nicoletti and Johnny Roselli?
COMPACT owner Jürgen Elsässer comments again:
"In the 1970s there was another commission of inquiry of the US Congress.
And they are now subpoenaing Roselli - Files' partner on that day - for an investigation
into his role in the Kennedy assassination.
He is heard briefly. The meeting is suspended and is to be repeated. And he doesn't show up.
We are in August 1976. And he (Roselli) is found shortly afterwards with his legs sawed off in an oil drum
sunk in concrete off the coast of New Mexico." (Editor's note: correct is "off the coast of Florida")
"The Nicoletti is executed by three shots to the head in 1977.
And the head of the Mafia, a certain Sam Giancana, is also murdered shortly before he is due to testify
before this commission of inquiry, but also in 1975.
This Giancana has confirmed that Roselli was there."
"They will all be switched off. So only James E. Files remains.
But then he is arrested in another matter.
Will be locked up until 1988 - then gets out of prison.
And then there are several attempts on his life. Traffic accidents, motorcycle tampering, etc.
And only after he sees that he's going to die anyway does he do this interview and spill the beans."
Files' testimony was recorded at Stateville Correctional Center in Illinois on March
22, 1994, and released to the public in 1996.
Remarkably, although this confession has been available to everyone as a video recording since then, the
judiciary has refrained from further investigations.
In every murder case or crime, a confession by the murderer is an urgent reason for a new investigation and inquiry.
But why did the judiciary ignore these statements for 30 years and not investigate?
With this significant statement on the presidential assassination attempt, there is at least more than
an initial suspicion, yes - even a confession (!).
James E. Files' comments on the circle of perpetrators correspond 1:1 with the investigative Kla.TV documentary
"The backers of the Kennedy assassination uncovered".
This Kla.TV production already showed in 2023 why the US secret services CIA and FBI are preventing the investigations and
also why the official investigation commissions are concealing the actual connections and background from the population.
Now is the time for hidden abuses of power to be exposed and for whistleblowers to lay the facts on the table.
While the mainstream media remain silent or discredit weighty witnesses, Kla.TV REPORTS!
The more the official judiciary remains silent and blocks investigations, the more an
independent and genuine judiciary will emerge.
The truth will prevail!