Today is officially the 60th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

On November 22nd of 1963, exactly 60 years ago today, President Kennedy was shot and

killed while driving through Texas and his motorcade, that much, we know.

But in terms of how he was actually killed, meaning the Meccanations behind the scenes,

well that's been a topic of widespread public debate ever since the Warren Commission

came out with their infamous report and said the official narrative to be that there

was a single lone gunman who was responsible for the assassination.

Now as a quick background for anyone watching this who might be just too young to remember,

the Warren Commission, which was established shortly after the assassination to ostensibly

investigate what truly happened, they released their report in 1964 and they established

that a man by the name of Lee Harvey Oswald, located on the 6th floor of the Texas Schoolbook

Depository, acted as a lone gunman.

The official narrative was that two shots from Mr. Oswald's rifle contributed to JFK's

death, with one of the bullets entering his upper back and exiting through his larynx,

while the second bullet entered through the right side of his head and exited through

his forehead.

And allegedly, JFK was still breathing when his motorcade arrived at Parkland Hospital

before subsequently, sadly, being pronounced dead about half an hour later.

However, recent interview footage has come to light, which has seven of the doctors

who were actually on call in Parkland Hospital disputing the claims that were made in the

Warren Commission's official report.

These seven doctors, they gave their testimony as a part of a long-term investigation,

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