The 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy finds key facts fading from memory. As with most historical events, time has a way of dimming the stark realities of that day.
In a world enthralled by instant communication and immediate conclusions, the simplest solutions are embraced. The broader questions of "Why" the assassination happened are overshadowed by the facile analysis of "Whodunit" and "How ".
It remembers that the proof of any conspiracy lies in what happens after the coup.