Oswald Acted Alone, Warren Report Declares
The commission ruled Lee Oswald acted alone in Kennedy’s assassination. It detailed flaws in Secret Service and FBI handling, examined Oswald’s life from childhood to Marine service, and found no conclusive evidence of a conspiracy or Cuban or Soviet plots, noting Oswald’s deep isolation and alienation.
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