Conference «DALLAS at NOON: Anatomy of a magnicide»

The assassination in Dallas on 22 November 1963, in broad daylight, of the 35th President of the United States, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, is one of the most remarkable events of the 20th century, one that marked an entire generation. More than fifty years later, Jacqueline's bloodstained dress is still in the minds of many of us...

The death 48 hours later of her presumed killer, at the hands of a mobster, gave rise to her legend even more and gave rise to almost fifty "Conspiracy Theories", with countless articles, videos, books and films, creating many doubts about the official version of the "lone gunman" given by the Warren Commission.

Fortunately, today, a cold examination of the available information allows us to reach a firm conclusion about what happened, once the fog dissipated due to the emotion of the moment and the interests.

The conference "DALLAS at NOON: Anatomy of a magnicide", organized by AIQS and that will take place on November 18 at 6.15 pm in the IQS Multimedia Room, will be given by Antonio Nogué Xarau, PhD in Engineering from IQS-URL.