Here’s everything we know about the enduring mystery of JFK’s brain. Inside Kennedy’s Assassination And Autopsy The saga of John F. Kennedy’s brain begins on the day he was killed. On Nov. 22, 1963, the president was assassinated while driving through Dallas, Texas. That night, an autopsy at Bethesda Naval Hospital in D.C. determined that the president had been shot twice from above. A lifelong daredevil, tightrope walker Karl Wallenda took his final, fatal walk in San Juan, Puerto Rico at the age of 73 — and it was all caught on camera. Sixty years later, many still wonder if Oswald really killed Kennedy, and, if he did, whether or not he acted completely alone. Wikimedia Commons Mugshot of Lee Harvey Oswald taken on November 23, 1963, one day after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. But, if not Oswald, who did kill JFK? Investigative journalist Dorothy Kilgallen was probing the John F. Kennedy assassination when she suddenly died under strange circumstances on November 8, 1965. Instead, Garrison alleged that the president had been killed by the CIA to prevent him from ending the war in Vietnam and making peace with the Soviet Union. But though Garrison publicly accused several people of conspiring to kill the president, his investigation went nowhere. Many dismissed him as an attention seeker and a fraud. As the Kennedy family nephew who killed Martha Moxley reportedly told one witness, I'm going to get away with murder. I'm a Kennedy. And while that nephew did actually get away with murder for more than a quarter of a century, he was finally convicted. Likewise, many of the Kennedy family's deepest, darkest secrets have eventually come to light. Here's why many doubt the official story of who killed him. From the moment CBS News broadcaster Walter Cronkite lowered his glasses on November 22, 1963, and told the American public that President John F. Kennedy was dead, the same question has echoed in the minds of countless people throughout the U.S. and around the world: who killed JFK? In November 1963, President Kennedy was shot and killed as his motorcade passed in front of the Umbrella Man. Did this shadowy figure conspire in the President's assassination? The afternoon that President John F. Kennedy was shot was a sunny one. The skies were clear with no clouds in sight. So when investigators pouring over the footage of the horrific assassination noticed a man opening a. The story of JFK’s infidelities didn’t start with Mary Pinchot Meyer, but it may have ended with her — if only because he was assassinated in November of 1963, about a year before Meyer would be killed. Shortly before his assassination, John F. Kennedy penned a letter to her imploring her to visit him. The seldom-seen Kennedy assassination photos above — including tragic scenes of JFK's body, JFK's autopsy, and more — are certainly proof of that. After seeing these photos of the JFK assassination, funeral, and autopsy, learn a little about what's inside the secret Kennedy assassination files released by the U.S. government.