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• - Marcel Dehaeseleer offers an analysis of photographs of the JFK assassination.
  
• - Essays and close analysis of the medical evidence relating to Kennedy's death.
  
• - An interesting international perspective on the assassination.
  
• - Links and information on the John F. Kennedy assassination
  
• - A web tutorial on the assassination of John F. Kennedy, including autopsy information, and photographs.
  
• - Many documents, transcripts and articles relating to hidden history topics such as the Kennedy assassination, and Watergate.
  
• - "The material on this site represents a portion of my efforts to better understand what transpired in Dallas on November 22, 1963, and the subsequent work of the Warren Commission".
  
• - There are biographies of 252 people involved in the case: Major Figures (28), Important Witnesses (52), Investigators (86) and Possible Conspirators (86). Other sections include: Reports (4), Organizations and Operations (14) and Key Issues (4).
  
• - Gateway to material and essays on the JFK assassination and related topics. Includes archive of scanned documents numbering in the tens of thousands, along hours of audio interviews and excerpts.
  
• - Brief audio clips related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
  
• - The events leading upto, during, and immediately following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy as illustrated in the Warren Commission report.
  
• - A site that bills itself as sticking to the "hard facts" in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
  
• - The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas examines the life, death, times and legacy of President John F. Kennedy
  
• - Heavily conspiracy-oriented, sometimes wacky, and often interesting discussion of the assassination, related conspiracy theories.
  
• - Various commentaries, JFK books, photographs, and streaming audio interviews of a former Pentagon employee (1955-1963). Was the model for 'Man X' in Oliver Stone's film JFK.
  
• - Day by day chronology starting with November 22, 1963. Includes pictures, sound bites, memories of those who recall the event, information about Oswald and Ruby. No theories of the crime, the focus is on the tragedy and the people.
  
• - Correspondence with various JFK assassination-related figures and official documents described by the webmaster as "rare and shocking."
  
• - Books, DVD, chronology, terms and people related to John F. Kennedy's assassination on November 22, 1963.
  
• - Site strong in information on the Garrison investigation in New Orleans, also includes an excellent page of links to other sites, and equally excellent guide to assassination books.
  
• - Reasonably well-written treatise arguing that a conspiracy killed John Kennedy.
  
• - A conspiracy-oriented site with archives of articles from PROBE magazine, "action alerts" encouraging political activism on the assassination, and current news. Also deals with Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King assassinations.
  
• - Site claims Nixon's ties to the assassination of President Kennedy run deep, pointing to supposed associations with Jack Ruby, Jimmy Hoffa, the Mafia and CIA operative E. Howard Hunt.
  
• - Resource-rich German site with articles, links, extensive witness testimony.
  
• - Unglamorous but useful page with lots of essays giving a conspiracist view of the medical evidence, witness testimony, the Single Bullet Theory.
  
• - Site with several essays debunking the notion that the Zapruder film was faked or forged.
  
• - On declassification of records concerning the JFK assassination
  
• - Comprehensive, searchable archive of documentary evidence pertaining to the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
  
• - Live EarthCam from the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealy Plaza in Dallas, Texas.
  
• - Features original research by Chad Zimmerman on topics such as the nature of the wounds, ballistic evidence, etc.
  
• - Here's how the top television reporters covered the assassination of President John Kennedy. Shocked and surprised by the murder, newspeople kept functioning and reporting to the American people.
  
• - Web site of the Dallas Morning News, makes good use of the resources of that newspaper, including witness accounts from employees, audio and video clips from stations WFAA radio and WFAA-TV. Free registration required.
  
• - Good, unbiased overview of the assassination from "The Texas Monthly." Includes timeline, landmarks, and cast of characters.
  
• - Gary Cornwell was a staffer for the House Select Committee on Assassinations, and he tells about his experiences with the Committee, and more recent experiences with his book "Real Answers."
  
• - JFK assassination research materials including photos, maps, diagrams, articles, and documents. Magazine. Chat room. Links.
  
• - A variety of resources, including the scientific studies of the House Select Committee, a massive collection of witness testimony, and useful articles.
  
• - Over 300 John F. Kennedy assassination-related texts and files. Especially good debunking of the notion that the famous Zapruder film of the assassination has been tampered with.
  
• - Provides the assassination story with hundreds of links to original sources, including the "magic bullet," the president's death certificate, and Zapruder's film.
  
• - European site analyses the Dealey Plaza photographic evidence from a conspiracy perspective.
  
• - Theories, pictures of Dealey Plaza and the grassy knoll, JFK's limo, and visitors' opinions.
  
• - Offers information on the assassinations of JFK, RFK and MLK. Free newsletter, tape store, and bookstore relating to assassinations.
  
• - A site with a wide variety of resources, including articles, photos, and images from Internet newsgroups.
  
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• - Pioneering "e-zine" on the assassination. Not now regularly updated, but still has some interesting material, and links to an archive of old issues.