Whom do sources A-D blame for President Kennedy's death and what evidence is given for this?

Source B is an extract from the report of the senate select committee. The senate decided to set up a committee to reopen the investigation because of continued speculation and new evidence not considered by the warren commission. They were called the senate select committee and published there findings in 1979. In this source they do not completely dismiss Oswald as the assassin although they do believe that the assassination was probably a conspiracy with another, un-identified gunman present. They base this evidence on a newly found tape recording of a motorcycle policeman’s radio transmission being analysed using very sophisticated acoustical evidence suggesting that one of the shots was fired from a small grassy hill in front of the motorcade. The conclusions of the warren commission and the senate select committee are very different but both believe that Lee-Harvey Oswald was involved.

Source C is a diagram outlining the path of the ‘magic bullet’ taken from the JFK film study guide. Although this source doesn’t directly accuse anyone of the assassination, it strongly supports the conspiracy theory. This diagram shows the course of the so called ‘magic bullet’ and shows how ridiculous this theory is as this bullet would have to twist and turn in mid-air, which is highly unlikely. It supports the theory that there were multiple gunmen and more than three shots fired.

Source D is a picture of the bullet found on governor connally’s stretcher beside a similar bullet fired through the wrist of a corpse from the same type of gun, this is taken from a book called ‘the Kennedy file’ published in 1983. The bullet found on Governor Connally’s stretcher in parkland hospital, Dallas, Is shown to be in pristine condition after causing seven wounds to both JFK and Connally and fell out of Connally’s thigh. Beside this is the same type of bullet fired from the same type of gun through the wrist of a corpse, just one of the wounds caused by the other bullet, shown to be heavily damaged. This shows the improbability of the other bullet inflicting the wounds and implies that it was planted there. Although this source doesn’t directly accuse anyone of the assassination it strongly supports a conspiracy involving more than three bullets and more gunmen.

Three out of four sources support the conspiracy theory and the other blames a lone assassin, Lee-Harvey Oswald. Using all the evidence presented in these sources it is apparent that the conspiracy theory requires further investigation!!