In Dallas, JFK death draws doubts, dollars

The Washington Post
  • 10 years ago
Fifty years after President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Dealey Plaza remains a draw for tourists and conspiracy theorists alike. The Post's Lee Powell goes to this place of asphalt, grass and a sixth floor window to see what attracts the masses.

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