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You're listening to episode 373 of Jimmy Yakin's Mysterious World,

where we look at mysteries from the twin perspectives of faith and reason.

In this episode, we're talking about the recent congressional hearings on the JFK assassination. I'm Don Betanelli and joining me today is Jimmy Akin. Hey Jimmy.

Folks, we're sure to stick around to the end of the episode. We'll have your feedback on our

recent episode on Animal End of Life Experiences. But first, in 1963, the nation and the world were shocked when

American President John F. Kennedy was suddenly assassinated in Dallas, Texas. A suspect named

Lee Harvey Oswald was quickly arrested, but he was himself assassinated while in police custody.

The American government has looked at these

events more than once and arrived at different conclusions. Many doubt the conclusions that

different government groups reached, and many questioned the role of agencies like the Secret Service,

the FBI, the CIA, and others. They believe that some or all of these agencies participated in a cover-up.

Recently, a group of six witnesses testified before a committee of the U.S. House of Representatives,

and some of them made explosive charges. So what did the witnesses say? What credibility do they

have and what really happened with the JFK assassination.

That's what we'll be talking about on this episode of Jimmy Aiken's Mysterious World.

Jimmy, what do we need to say to begin?

Well, we have a loose ongoing series of episodes on Mysterious World about the assassination

of President John F. Kennedy back in

1963. The first episode we did on this was way back in episode 15 on the assassination

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