>Ultimately who killed JFK or MLK doesn't matter all that much today, except as a matter of historical accuracy.
Come on those would be the most high profile murders in the US in the 20th century?
Come on those would be the most high profile murders in the US in the 20th century?
I maybe said it badly. I think MLKs unanswered questions have more current value, than JFKs because I think they tell us more about morally corrupting behaviour in US institutions. I don't tend to think any US agency paid a part in JFKs assassination, although they bungled the aftermath.
I've been to the book depositary. Sad place. Banal even.
From Wikipedia, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_in_World_War_I