With so many JFK conspiracies abound, what do you know about the Warren Commission

 Do you believe they were thorough, or do you believe it as part of a cover-up surrounding John F Kennedy's death? 

Kennedy's sudden death left the nation in mourning and fueled suspicion.

After the assassination, questions and conspiracy theories increased public

interest in a thorough investigation.

President Lyndon B. Johnson acted quickly to investigate Kennedy's assassination. 

On November 29, 1963, one week after Kennedy's death,  Johnson established

the Warren Commission, officially called the President's Commission on the

Assassination of President Kennedy. 

Chief Justice Earl Warren chaired the commission, which included former

CIA director Allen Dulles, future president Gerald Ford, and others. The

Warren Commission investigation of Kennedy's assassination

and death included witness testimonies, ballistics reports, and medical exams.

The findings released in September 1964 reiterated that  Lee Harvey

Oswald alone killed President Kennedy from the Texas School Book

Depository's sixth-floor window. The Warren Report sought

closure but was unsuccessful in eliminating doubts about JFK's death.