Ford Says Oswald Acted Alone Among Commission
Only surviving Warren Commission member Gerald Ford maintains the panel's finding that Lee Harvey Oswald killed President Kennedy alone. He remains open to new evidence but says no conspiracy has emerged in 40 years, recounting his initial hesitation to join the commission while serving in the House.
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Forty Years After Dallas Inter view and Ford's Reflections
Former President Gerald Ford recalls the Kennedy assassination commission findings on Oswald, while skeptics argue possible conspiracies. The piece notes public doubt, subsequent investigations, and ongoing questions about ties to organized crime and the military-industrial complex. Ford discusses maintaining openness to new evidence and the enduring mystery.
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