Finally cracked the JFK files rabbit hole after 3 years of digging

I started looking into the JFK assassination records back in 2021 just out of curiosity. Last month I found a declassified CIA memo from 1963 that mentioned Lee Harvey Oswald meeting with a guy in Mexico City. It took me until last Tuesday to cross reference that name with a 1978 House committee appendix. The timeline in the memo doesn't match the official Warren Commission story by about 4 hours. Anyone else find a document that made them question the whole narrative?

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wright.taylor1mo ago

Have you actually seen Oswald's own travel records from that month or just the memo's version?

amy9751mo ago

Wait, you found a 4 hour gap in the timeline? That's huge, right? I mean, the Warren Report was always a bit too clean for me, but a full four hours missing feels deliberate. Have you tried matching the Mexico City memo against Oswald's own travel records from that period? I dug into the CIA's "201 file" on him (which is their term for a person of interest file, by the way) and found they were tracking his movements way more closely than they ever admitted. If the memo says he was in one place but the official story has him somewhere else, that's a direct contradiction. That kind of discrepancy makes the whole "lone gunman" story start to feel like a house of cards, honestly.