Lincoln's JFK Assassination Theory

0:00On March 28, John F. Kennedy's personal secretary, Evelyn Lincoln, took her theory to the grave that the president was murdered in a political plot by insiders. She spent 12 years by his side and wrote an 11-page secret addendum to her unpublished memoir, insisting it was no lone gunman but a. Deliberate hit by government enemies. This note, found in the JFK Library in Boston, surfaced through JFK fax researchers. Lincoln spelt it out clear. From her front row seat, she saw the assassination on November 22, 1963 as a pro-job to boot, him from office. She pointed to factions like the Mafia, furious over lost Cuba cash after Castro took over, plus right-wing extremists and Cuban exiles mad at. Kennedy's moderation. Plenty of folks hated on JFK back then, from Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa to Ku Klux Klan leaders, and Dallas was boiling with suspicion that day. Lincoln noted how many of these enemies had people right there in town, right for hiring hitmen on the cheap.

1:01Even Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson first suspected a conspiracy before pushing the lone Oswald story. Now this addendum adds weight, because Lincoln never cast in on it during her life, dying in 1995 at 85. Editor Jefferson morally calls it, key testimony from someone deep in Kennedy's world, not chasing fame. Her words keep the questions alive, showing even those closest to the man saw shadows of a bigger plot that still haunts us today. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending.