These two magazine articles examine the assassination of John F. Kennedy, focusing on the authenticity of the Zapruder film and the possibility that Lee Harvey Oswald was wrongfully accused. The first article, "THE ZAPRUDER FILM CHRONOLOGY," presents a detailed timeline of the film's movements in the days following the assassination. It explores theories suggesting that the film may have been altered or replaced and uses evidence to refute these claims. The second article, "LEE HARVEY OSWALD AND THE ITALIAN RIFLE," challenges the assertion that Oswald used an Italian Carcano rifle to assassinate the president. This article meticulously examines the evidence surrounding the purchase of the rifle, along with witness testimonies, raising questions about the authenticity of this evidence and suggesting that the rifle may have been planted at the crime scene.