87. The problem with the Warren Commission was that it's mission was not to find out who killed JFK
but how to convince the public that Oswald was the one do did it and acted alone.
There was never any attempt to actually investigate the crime. According to Tip O'Neil (in his book "Man of the House") Ken O'Donnell and Dave Powers both admitted to him that they caved and let the FBI tell them what they saw and heard in Dallas - even though both told O'Neil that they knew there were shots fired from in front of the limo. But the Commission did not want to hear that especially from two people so close to Kennedy.
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