This film analyzes the John F. Kennedy assassination by showing archival footage of witnesses, many of which worked for the government. It lets the characters involved explain the story and provides important information to help you understand how the complex struggle for power behind the scenes lead to the assassination of one of America's favorite presidents.
This episode delves into the very controversial policies of JFK and who those policies angered. It discusses the Vietnam war that JFK was privately very against and who stood to gain or lose from it. It discusses the connections of Lyndon Johnson, the vice presidential candidate that John F. Kennedy and his brother Bobby, hated. It talks to people who knew these characters personally, such as LBJ´s mistress.
This film expands on the second episode by elaborating on the money ties that both Edgar Hoover and Lyndon B Johnson had. It also sets the groundwork for understanding the assassination of Bobby Kennedy and explains the very tense relationship he had with Lyndon B Johnson. Recent interviews are shown where close friends of the culprits mention shocking allegations. The film explores more related assassinations than just those of Bobby Kennedy and John F. Kennedy.
The RFK assassination, as never seen before, walks you through the political life of Robert Kennedy and relies on witnesses, friends and footage to explain who he was and how he was affected by his brother's assassination. It doesn't seem strange that his mother was somewhat sad and scared to learn he was going to run for president. The film also shows you his enemies, who he fearlessly prosecuted as Attorney General. After setting the stage, the film shows the ample evidence to conclude that this was not a shut and closed case of a political assassination by Sirhan Sirhan.
The RFK assassination continued, MK ULTRA and the Jonestown massacre further explores the oddities of the alleged mastermind of the assassination of Robert Kennedy and the coverup that ensued. In analyzing the MK Ultra program, the film explores interviews with psychiatric patients who claim to have been brainwashed and the very odd details of the world's largest mass suicide, only to conclude it wasn't a suicide at all.
This episode explores the Martin Luther King Jr. assasination and includes interviews with friends and family members as well as presents shocking testimonials.
Some interesting theories and topics that were left out of the series proper. The sequence having to do with Dorothy Kilgallen is of particular interest.