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From The Secret Files Of 'The National ENQUIRER': The Kennedy Assassination — On Sale Now!

//the kennedy assassination magazine

Nov. 11 2013, Published 4:34 p.m. ET

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Five decades have passed since Nov. 22, 1963, the terrible day President John F. Kennedy was killed in Dallas.

Amazingly, time has only deepened the mystery surrounding the chilling murder that forever changed American history.

Now an explosive Special Report by the National ENQUIRER’s investigative team blows the lid off the assassination secrets — from evidence tampering to JFK’s autopsy report and the missing frames in the famous Zapruder Film — that experts say prove there was a conspiracy to kill the president.

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Plus, this historical publication lifts the lid off the real reason Jack Ruby silenced Lee Harvey Oswald, Jackie Kennedy’s bombshell about Lyndon B. Johnson and never before known details about brother Bobby Kennedy “stealing” his brother’s brain.

It’s everything that nation needs to know from A to Z.

Pick up your copy from November 18, on sale at the following retailers -- Wal Mart, Kroger, Walgreens, CVS, Safeway, SuperValu and Publix.

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