Here are the best read JFK Facts stories of 2013 in order of popularity.
1) Ex-flame says Jack Ruby ‘had no choice’ but to kill Oswald (March 21, 2013)
“He was not in love with the Kennedys and he did NOT like Robert Kennedy by no means.”
2) Reelz Channel to air discredited JFK theory (Nov. 2, 2013)
“There is no evidence for this bogus theory: No eyewitness testimony or photographic evidence supports the claim…”
3) Top 7 JFK files the CIA still keeps secret (Nov. 10, 2013)
“What is known about seven key JFK files — containing more than 3,000 pages of material — that the CIA is keeping out of public view….”
4) 21 JFK cops who heard a grassy knoll shot (Sept. 24, 2013)
“Among the earwitnesses to JFK’s murder were no less than 21 law enforcement officers…”
5) Why Roger Stone’s JFK book can’t be dismissed (Nov. 11, 2013)
“Roger Stone is the first JFK assassination author to have worked in the White House…”
6) Top 6 Washington insiders who suspected a JFK plot (Oct. 2, 2013)
“There were plenty of astute observers of American power in 1963 who rejected the official theory of a ‘lone nut’…
7) Gladwell’s folly: Did a Secret Service man shoot JFK? (July 29, 2013)
“In an email, Gladwell wrote, “[Bill]James describes in brilliant detail just how convincing this particular explanation is….'”
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Some other “Washington insiders” who knew of or suspected a plot: Richard Nixon (that “Bay of Pigs thing”); Hale Boggs (mysteriously disappeared in a small plane in Alaska); John Sherman Cooper (another Warren Commissioner); John Connolly (always disputed the single bullet theory, which was the same as disputing the Warren Report conclusions).
Apart from the insiders, most Americans smelled a rat by the 1960s. I was apolitical at the time and a college freshman, and I smelled a big rat on November 24 when Ruby shot and killed Oswald, who had been professing innocence.