The panel created by Lyndon B. Johnson to investigate John F. Kennedy’s assassination was known as the.
a.
Marshall Directive
b.
Warren Commission
c.
Johnson Panel
d.
Kennedy Committee

I believe the correct answer is option (B) Warren Commission.

Explanation:

John F. Kennedy was the 35th President of the United States in 1960. He was killed in 1963. Aggrieved at this, his successor Lyndon B. Johnson created a commission to look into the killing of John Kennedy. He passed an Executive Order No. 11130 establishing the President’s commission to investigate the crime committed.

The outcome of the investigation include;

1. That Lee Harvey Oswald committed the crime alone void of any conspiracy with Jack Ruby.

2. That the United States Secret Service failed to protect John Kennedy during the JFK visit at Dallas.

The Warren Commission was indeed helpful in catching the culprit.

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