LONE GUNMAN DIDN'T KILL JFK!

Secret Service agent finally EXPOSES 'magic bullet' hoax

BREAKING his silence after 60 years, a Secret Service agent who was in the motorcade with John F. Kennedy when the president’s head was blown to bits in Dallas is blasting the official verdict of a lone wolf assassin — and now insists there were at least two shooters!

Retired agent Paul Landis, who was 28 at the time of the 1963 tragedy, was specifically assigned to protect First Lady Jackie. He was riding on a car running board when the fatal shots were fired. Landis now reveals he actually found the slug known as the “magic bullet,” which Warren Commission investigators claimed passed through Kennedy and then entered and exited Texas Gov. John Connally, who was sitting in front of JFK in the presidential limo.