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JFK's Secretary Claims Government Conspiracy in Assassination

3/28/2026

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Evelyn Lincoln, JFK's personal secretary, questioned the official assassination narrative and described it as a deliberate political murder orchestrated by a government group.
In unpublished writings, she identified rivals—including far-right groups and criminal organizations—as conspirators, and noted J. Edgar Hoover and Jimmy Hoffa had motives to harm him.
Dallas's hostile atmosphere aided such a plot, and her insights, never publicly shared in life, are considered significant testimony regarding JFK's assassination.

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Evelyn Lincoln, JFK's personal secretary, questioned the official assassination narrative and described it as a deliberate political murder orchestrated by a government group.
In unpublished writings, she identified rivals—including far-right groups and criminal organizations—as conspirators, and noted J. Edgar Hoover and Jimmy Hoffa had motives to harm him.
Dallas's hostile atmosphere aided such a plot, and her insights, never publicly shared in life, are considered significant testimony regarding JFK's assassination.