Secret audio recordings which contain some important details about who was behind the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and juicy details about his love life and his wife Jackie, will be made public. Audio recordings include interviews with former First Lady, in that it tells about the adventures of the President, but think about who was behind the assassination. Tapes were recorded by American historian Arthur Schlesinger M, a few months after JFK's death, on 22 November 1963. They stayed locked in a vault in the Kennedy Library in Boston. Immediately after their implementation, Jackie asked that they not be made public until after 50 years of her death. But her daughter, Caroline Kennedy, has reached an agreement with ABC Television, which decided to make them public soon. Registering takes only 2 hours. In it Jackie talks about husband's love affairs with various women, including the affair with a young 19 years, the White House intern. Jackie talks about her relationship with actor William Holden, but the love story that he had with the Fiat mogul Gianni Agnelli. Also on those records she talks about JFK's assassination. According to sources, Jackie is convinced that former U.S. president was assassinated in command Vice President Lyndon Johnson, who became the successor to the former leader and other U.S.. Johnson had been allied with several businessmen who had interests in delays in the Vietnam War and wanted to catch some oil contracts. Jackie died at age 64 in 1994 from cancer.
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