Who dunnit?
The great questions that plague mankind. Bonus complication, only one-word answers… except you may expound on one (of your choice)
1. Did Oswald act alone to kill President Kennedy?
Yes.
That being said, there is always Delillo’s great book “Libra” that takes a fictional account of the events – a great read. As well as a strong conspiracy driven book concerning Nixon and E Howard Hunt’s involvement in the JFK assassination (that is incredibly speculative nonfiction but an interesting supposition – “Watergate: The Hidden History: Nixon, The Mafia, and The CIA.”
2. Did President Trump knowingly collude with Russia for assistance with his election?
Yes.
The man is not to be trusted and he will do anything to stay on top. He learned his game from Roy Cohn, one of the most ruthless Washington and NYC lawyers around and he surrounds himself with a group of felonious monks, tied to his survival.
3. Was Tony killed in the last episode of the Sopranos?
Yes
The unfilmed last scene was a gruesome mob hit.
4. Did OJ kill his ex-wife?
Yes
5. Amelia Earhart – captured, or crashed?
Crashed and dead, dead, dead.
1. For a variety of reasons, we’ll really never know. Between the limited technology of the era, as well as Oswald’s death, much of this story will never be told.
2. Obviously yes. He lacks the integrity to even know (or acknowledge) that he has broken many, many laws. Perhaps reaching the level of a “high crime or treason?”
3. No. There was always some belief that the franchise could be revived at some point in the future. Leaving Tony’s fate in ellipsis was one way of achieving this.
4. Yes. No elaboration needed.
5. Crashed and dead. OR she’s alive and well on the same island where Malaysian Airlines plane “landed”.
1) Nope. The forensics of the magic bullet make it impossible in my mind.
2) He did not knowingly collude, but only because he doesn’t know what collude means. He is well aware of the fact that he did shady deals and behaved illegally. He sux.
3) Dunno. Never watched the Sopranos.
4) I fully believe he did.
5) Neither she’s caught in a temporal rift in time and can’t get out. She’s more like Schrödinger’s cat.