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JFK Assassination: The Files The Government Hid For 60 Years Pt. 3

Aug 13, 2026 · 31m

Summary

Host Katie Ring concludes her JFK assassination series by examining the Warren Commission’s lone-gunman verdict and the enduring public skepticism it sparked. She details the rise of conspiracy theories, the controversial Clay Shaw trial, and the impact of the Zapruder film and Watergate-era distrust. The episode covers the HSCA’s conflicting findings, recent document releases, and Ring’s nuanced take on the unresolved questions surrounding Oswald and Jack Ruby.

Topics discussed

Intro: Crimes of Reddit and America's Most Infamous JFK Funeral and the Birth of Conspiracy Theories Ad: Bob's Discount Furniture The Warren Commission Investigation and Findings The Magic Bullet Theory and Public Doubt Ad: Hers Weight Loss Ad: What Happened to the Mixed Days and Wayfair Jim Garrison's Trial of Clay Shaw The Zapruder Film and the House Select Committee Ad: Alma and Great Wolf Lodge HSCA Conclusion: Probable Conspiracy Jack Ruby, Oswald's Death, and Lingering Mysteries The JFK Movie, Classified Files, and Modern Distrust Host's Verdict: Evidence vs. Intuition Outro and Ad: Primally Pure Final Promo: Crimes of Reddit
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