EXCLUSIVE - 'JFK assassination was an inside job': Ex-government agent claimed 'someone from his team' killed the president in remarkable deathbed confession to director Oliver Stone.
The assassination of John F Kennedy in 1963 was an inside job, according to a deathbed confession given to the veteran film director Oliver Stone.
After making his acclaimed film JFK - which was sympathetic to conspiracy theories about the murder - Stone was contacted by a man claiming to have been a former member of the presidential security team.
Dying of cancer, the man wanted to share a secret that he had until then only told his son – that 'somebody from his own team… had fired on the President'.
 |
| J.F Kennedy Assassination |
A former presidential security team member told director Oliver Stone that one of his team assassinated JFK (pictured, moments before his death)
 |
| Oliver Stone Kevin Kostner |
Stone (right, with Kevin Costner on the set of JFK) said he believed the agent because of his use of 'military jargon' and intricate detail
