One of the most significant events in American history was the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy live on TV from Dallas, Texas,

where the president was mid-parade route with his wife, Jackie. Three shots pierced through the air, striking John F. Kennedy and sent him into a slump in the back seat of the car.

Viewers were horrified, but it wouldn't be until 1969 when rumors of a Kennedy family

curse would spread, as more members of the Kennedy family were brutally killed or died from

tragic, uncanny accidents. And the assassination of President JFK certainly wasn't the first time

the Kennedy family curse had struck. In fact, public perception of the so-called curse spread and

spanned over 60 years of generations in the Kennedy family. On today's episode of The Conspiracy Files,

we're going to explore the series of unfortunate events surrounding the famous Kennedy clan,

from murders, accidental deaths, tragic misfortunes, and even a supposed lobotomy.

Is the Kennedy family actually cursed, or did they just have a long-running history of bad luck?

As always, all parties are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

All opinions on today's show are solely mine, Colin Brown, the host and producer of The Conspiracy Files.

I want to thank Rebecca Whitworth for writing today's script.

And without further ado, let's hop right on in.

So, first of all, I know that I missed all of this by a couple of weeks.

I know Women's History Month was in March.

It's now April. When I'm recording this, I don't know when this episode is going to air.

But everybody who's watching slash listening, I just want you all to please show some love to the

amazing women who are helping to make this show possible. Every writer that is hired on the show,

every researcher, they are all women. And without them,

this show wouldn't be here. So I just want to say thank you to all the wonderful women behind

the scenes. And in the comment section, or if you're viewing or listening to this show and you're

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