The Greatest Story Never Told Lee Harvey Oswald and the JFK Assassination

At the tender age of 16, Lee Harvey enlisted in the Marines, became a CIA radar technician by 19, gained international notoriety as a defector to the Soviet Union at 20, and was killed at 24, accused of assassinating the 35th U.S. President. But does this narrative capture the full truth? Labeled as a ‘communist’, ‘a failure’, ‘a disaffected youth’, and a ‘killer’, do these descriptions truly define him? What was his purpose in the Marines? What prompted the CIA to bring him on board, and what specific duties did he perform at Atsugi airbase? Why did his Marine peers overhear him conversing in Russian… and German? What connection did he have with Schweitzer College in Switzerland, as noted in his diary? How was he able to return to the United States in 1963 from the USSR without scrutiny, especially while married to the niece of a KGB official? What ties did he have to the mafia? Why was he studying Spanish? What was the nature of his interactions with the FBI in the weeks leading up to Kennedy’s assassination? The mysteries surrounding Lee Oswald persist. Even after more than six decades and the efforts of countless investigators, many answers have emerged, revealing a story about Oswald that starkly contrasts with the commonly accepted version. Matthew Wilson has dedicated over three decades to researching the Kennedy assassination.
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