VIDEO: JFK Assassination: Rob Reiner says has proof four men killed President John F. Kennedy, will name them and their locations in podcast - NewsNation
NewsNation interviews filmmaker Rob Reiner about his investigations and research into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas in 1963, including Reiner's plans to announce by podcast the names of four alleged JFK shooters.
In a related article, NewsNation reports:
"... Over the decades, many have questioned if Oswald acted alone ... Reiner has launched a 10-part podcast series titled 'Who Killed JFK' .... Reiner claims he has proof that four men were involved in Kennedy’s assassination in 1963. Many have speculated about the number of shooters involved .... Official investigations determined Lee Harvey Oswald was the sole gunman on Nov. 22, 1963 [shooting from a sixth-floor window of the Texas School Book Depository] ... [as Kennedy] was riding in an open-top motorcade in Dallas .... Reiner claims not only does he know there was more than one shooter, but he is prepared to identify the shooters and their locations. The podcast[] [is] hosted by journalist Soledad O’Brien ...."
Key Words: John F. Kennedy Assassination, JFK, Dallas, Lee Harvey Oswald, Assassination Conspiracy, Rob Reiner
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