Across the UK,

across continental North America and around the world on the internet, by webcast and by podcast,

my name is Howard Hughes and this is the unexplained.

Well, I'm hoping that everything is good with you.

Now, this is going to be something very, very unusual.

It's not something that I've particularly chosen to do before, but I think on this occasion,

we need to. This is one short interview about a particular

topic and at a particularly important time regarding that topic. The topic is something that I've talked about so many times

on the unexplained since I started it in 2006. The killing of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the

President of the United States, November 22nd, 1963 in Dallas, Texas.

Now we've spoken to all of the, or a lot of the authors and theorists about this, including

the late and great Jim Mars over the years and many, many others.

There have been a variety of takes on this as to who could have done it, whether the mafia was involved, whether Cuba was involved, whether it was some kind of shady cabal behind

the scenes that involved elements of the military industrial complex, those theories and

any way you mix them up into a soup persist to this day.

And this day is 60 years on from that happening.

So I know that whenever I talk about JFK in the normal run of things with the show, there are some people who say,

oh you're talking about this again, don't want to talk about this again, there's nothing new to say.

So, you know, I take that point on talk about this again there's nothing new to say so you know I take

that point on board this is the 60th anniversary I think it is important we talk

about it now because there will be people alive now who will not be alive 10 years from now for the 70th anniversary.

It is a moment in time, a mile marker, but my plan is unless there is anything significant,

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