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The events leading to the assassination of JFK were shaped by a dark collage of individuals who harbored a profound antipathy toward him. Key figures in this narrative include George Herbert Walker Bush, a businessman with oil interests in Cuba, and members of the CIA who operated as if they were private agents rather than government employees. Notably, figures like Frank Sturgis emerged from the shadows, engaged in training Cuban exiles to undertake covert operations against Fidel Castro.