In the US state of Texas on November 22, 1963, perhaps the most notorious crime in the history of the country happened. In an open car moving through the streets of Dallas, the 35th and the youngest US President, John F. Kennedy, were shot dead. The first bullet came into the neck from behind and came out of the throat, the second hit the head. Doctors could not save the president, and after half an hour he died in the hospital. Americans loved Kennedy, but the crime is still undiscovered, which gives rich ground for the emergence of various theories. "WORLD 24" collected some of the most popular versions of what happened.
In the US state of Texas on November 22, 1963, perhaps the most notorious crime in the history of the country happened. In an open car moving through the streets of Dallas, the 35th and the youngest US President, John F. Kennedy, were shot dead. The first bullet came into the neck from behind and came out of the throat, the second hit the head. Doctors could not save the president, and after half an hour he died in the hospital. Americans loved Kennedy, but the crime is still undiscovered, which gives rich ground for the emergence of various theories. "WORLD 24" collected some of the most popular versions of what happened.