On November 22, 1963, US President John Kennedy was assassinated in the Texas city of Dallas. Two commissions investigating the case concluded that the murder was committed by the “Marxist” Lee Harvey Oswald. However, neither the Warren Commission nor the Congressional Committee were able to answer the key question of the investigation: why did Oswald need to kill a liberal-minded president? The author, using materials from the events of those years, conducted his own investigation of this case and offers the reader his own version of the assassination of President Kennedy.