Born 1960
John F. Kennedy’s life began with extraordinary circumstances and tragedy. At the tender age of 3, he witnessed the assassination of his father, John F. Kennedy, a moment that forever altered his path.

Early Years (Ages 3-10)
During his formative years, John traveled the world with his mother, Jacqueline Kennedy, delving into Hollywood acting and studying with renowned artists. At age 8, his mother married shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, and John was soon introduced to a life of considerable change.

Age 8/10: New Identity
John was placed with the Quigley family and assumed a new identity as David Keith Quigley, complete with a new birthdate. Under this new guise, he experienced a life marked by organized crime and constant threats against his safety, with a figure named Wayne serving as his mentor and handler.

Approximate Age 10
John attended school alongside Aristotle Onassis’s illegitimate son, George, who later assumed John's identity and became known as John John.

Age 13
Tragedy struck again when Aristotle’s son Alexander died in John’s arms following a plane crash and shooting on the runway.

Age 15
In a harrowing turn of events, Aristotle Onassis was bludgeoned to death in Arizona by a group of children who later became prominent Hollywood actors. Jacqueline Kennedy was also murdered in Arizona, with Federal Agents attempting to pin the crime on John. He narrowly escaped, aided by a sympathetic agent.

Age 38
John survived a devastating plane crash that claimed the lives of John John, his wife Carolyn Bessett, and her sister.

Age 57
Determined to reveal his true story despite ongoing threats and censorship, John began actively sharing his narrative with the public, battling to overcome continuous attempts to silence him.

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