What did Jacqueline Kennedy privately believe about the JFK Assassination? (478)

Jacqueline Kennedy’s former personal hairstylist, Peter Lamas, recounts his professional journey from a struggling immigrant in New York to a trusted confidant of the former First Lady. Lamas details his experiences within the elite beauty industry, including his tenure with Vidal Sassoon, and shares intimate, previously undisclosed conversations with Kennedy regarding the 1963 Dallas assassination. Kennedy expressed deep skepticism toward the official narrative, describing the shooting as a setup and identifying Lee Harvey Oswald as a "stooge." Lamas further connects these events to broader Cold War conspiracies, citing accounts from Marita Lorenz regarding the involvement of the CIA, anti-Castro Cuban groups, and organized crime figures. These recollections offer a unique, firsthand perspective on the private life of an American icon and the shadowy political undercurrents surrounding her husband’s death.