The autopsy of JFK describes that a “portion of the projectile [bullet] made its exit through the parietal bone [skull] on the right carrying with it portions of cerebrum [brain], skull, and ...

JFK assassination: Family just yards from president's shooting never called to testify They were so close that they saw the bullet shatter the President's skull - it's odd that they were never ...

JFK’s skull showed cone-shaped beveling in the back and an “outward-oriented beveled cone” in the front of his skull—that is, the bullet came in from the back and left through the front.

Yet somehow the JFK assassination became a forensic nightmare, plagued by a controversial autopsy and, incredibly, a prime suspect murdered on live television while in police custody, before he ...

On Nov. 18, 1963, in the midst of a whirlwind campaign trip, President John F. Kennedy told Secret Service supervisor Floyd Boring that agents riding on special boards installed near the trunk of h… ...

Trump releases more than 2,000 new JFK assassination files: What we know More than 60,000 new pages are now accessible. But historians are trying to figure out whether they tell us anything new.

Like most Americans, Barb Junkkarinen thinks there's more to the Kennedy assassination story. She uses hands-on research to bring reason to a debate rife with conspiracy theories.

A Dallas truck driver’s newly discovered 1963 film shows the car bearing mortally wounded President John F. Kennedy speeding to Parkland Memorial Hospital.

Heroic JFK bodyguard Clint Hill told Sun Online how he's still haunted by gruesome image of dead president and revealed how he almost drank himself to death after assassination because he blamed ...

The gunshot wound that killed John F. Kennedy would still be fatal today, according to a surgeon who witnessed the president's final breaths.

SECRET society Skull and Bones, which counts American presidents among its ranks, were at the centre of an alleged plot to conspire to assassinate JFK, a documentary has sensationally claimed ...