Lyndon B. Johnson establishes Warren Commission to probe JFK's assassination
Lyndon B. Johnson, still reeling from the shock of John F. Kennedy's assassination, takes swift action to uncover the truth behind the tragic event. Just seven days after the tragedy, he sets up the Warren Commission, a seven-member panel tasked with investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of the 35th President. Chaired by Chief Justice Earl Warren, the commission is comprised of respected individuals from various fields, including politics, law, and the military. As the nation grapples with the loss of its leader, the Warren Commission begins its meticulous inquiry, pouring over evidence, interviewing witnesses, and piecing together the events of that fateful day in Dallas. Will they uncover the truth behind the assassination, or will the mystery persist?