Rob Reiner Reveals He’s ‘100%’ Certain That FOUR People Shot JFK, And He’s Ready To ‘Name Names’

Rob Reiner claims he’s ready to name the names of four people he believes shot and killed John Fitzgerald Kennedy 60 years ago in Dallas.

In a new serial podcast with journalist Soledad O’Brien called Who Killed JFK? Reiner said he’s 100% certain the assassination was a conspiracy that went beyond the “lone gunman” theory surrounding Lee Harvey Oswald.

Reiner recently appeared on CNN to discuss his findings through exhaustive research he said began when he was a teenager.

“I decided because I’ve been studying this forever — I’ve been to Dealey Plaza many times. I’ve talked to everybody who was alive at that time. I’ve talked to forensic experts. I’ve talked to everybody — I decided to see if we could put together, in a comprehensive, deep dive as to what actually happened that day with the best information that we have at this point and put it all together. And we do, eventually, tell you what we think happened. We name names of actual shooters, and we talk about the positions those shooters were in,” Reiner told CNN’s Poppy Harlow.

Reiner said that both the Warren Commission and the House Select Committee investigating the Nov. 22, 1963, assassination were “compromised” and never released the full story.

Instead, they settled on the narrative that JFK was shot by Oswald alone from a sixth-floor window of the Texas School Book Depository. He was rushed to Parkland Hospital and pronounced dead 30 minutes later. Gov. John Connally (R-TX) was also shot, but Reiner said a single bullet would not have been able to hit both JFK and Connally.

“Recently, there was a documentary about the Parkland doctors. Every single one of them said all the shots on Kennedy were entrance wounds. Well, if that’s the case, then the shots didn’t come — there were shots from the sixth floor, but those shots are not the ones that killed Kennedy.”

Who Killed JFK? is available to listen to on Spotify.

Watch above via CNN.