Did Lee Harvey Oswald Act Alone In JFK’s Assassination Macomb Community College Hosting Mock Trial

Did Lee Harvey Oswald Act Alone In JFK’s Assassination Macomb Community College Hosting Mock Trial Did Lee Harvey Oswald Act Alone In JFK’s Assassination Macomb Community College Hosting Mock Trial Fifty-three years back today, President John F. Kennedy was killed in Dallas. On Tuesday evening, the issue of whether executioner Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone or was a piece of an intrigue will go on trial at Macomb Community College. "I will speak to the side that contends that to be sure, Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone," Judge Carl Marlinga told WWJ Legal Analyst Charlie Langton. "The opposite side, spoke to by Steve Kaplan, will be contending that Lee Harvey Oswald was a piece of a connivance. The group of onlookers will be the jury and they will vote toward the end of the presentation." Marlinga said 53 years after the fact, people in general is still charmed by the death. "It was such a shocking misfortune, such a horrendous misfortune, that individuals still think that its difficult to trust that this whithered stray, this washout, this express no one like Oswald could take out someone as significant as the president," he said. Marlinga really began trusting the schemes, until he took a gander at the confirmation. "I began numerous, numerous years back in light of the fact that the misfortune was so incredible with me, that I needed to trust it was a trick. I read each trick book there is thus I result in these present circumstances originating from the inverse way," he said. "I was searching for a connivance and after these years, I'm persuaded that the physical proof says that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. We believe that we have the physical confirmation to secure in the single professional killer hypothesis and persuade individuals." Tuesday's trial goes past fulfilling an individual journey for equity, be that as it may, said Marlinga. "For individuals of my age and era, this was the individual that motivated a significant number of us to enter governmental issues, thus his misfortune is as yet ringing with us over these years. Yet, additionally as far as American governmental issues, it's critical to know reality of what our history was," he said. "It's essential to know both our vulnerabilities as a vote based system and our qualities. The openness of our majority rule government leads to these conceivable tragedies. Thus, it's still great after these years to hit the nail on the head."