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Did The Shot That Killed JFK Come From The Grassy Knoll?


No. I did it. I was living on Guam at the time. Came from the crest of the cliff overlooking Ritidian Point on the north end of the rock. Helluva shot but not my best.

Now you know. Have a couple of drinks and go to bed.


It's obvious you guys don't believe me. -sniff-

That was a GREAT SHOT DigitalDan,how much windage did you use? grin


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Until you take a trip to Deely Plaza and see for yourself, there's just no use in arguing. There is NO WAY, given the trajectories involved that any shot could have come from the grassy knoll. And my observation has nothing to do nor relies on the Warren Commission's findings but rather on the recent video and computer enhancement programs replicating the exact geometry of the incident and of course my own observations from having spent many hours on the Site. That shot was a piece of cake. So let me ask you, who do you think was behind it?

Edited to add: What specifically do you imply when you say "your government"?
What do you think I mean? The US government...the Feds...Federales...whatever. The big bosses up to Washington run by whoever is in the big house at the time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JFK_assasination

The wicki article lists, I think, 8 investigations. I'd characterize three as being big-time, full-throttle investigations by the Feds. I am not an expert though and it has been a long time since I've read up on it. But just a quick rundown in my own words...The Warren Commission, The House Select Committee on Assassinations and the Clinton Investigation that he commissioned.

Now, with that out of the way, here are some excerpts from the Wicki article for all y'all experts that say it is cut-and-dried, no conspiracy and one shooter.

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The ten-month investigation by the Warren Commission concluded that Kennedy was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone and that Jack Ruby acted alone when he killed Oswald before he could stand trial.


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However, polls conducted from 1966 to 2004 found that as many as 80 percent of Americans have suspected that there was a plot or cover-up.[4][5]


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Contrary to the Warren Commission, the United States House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) concluded that Kennedy was probably assassinated as a result of a conspiracy.[


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The HSCA found both the original FBI investigation and the Warren Commission Report to be seriously flawed.


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While agreeing with the Commission that Oswald fired all the shots which caused the wounds to Kennedy and Connally, the HSCA stated that there were at least four shots fired and that there was "...a high probability that two gunmen fired at [the] President."[7] The HSCA did not identify any other person or group involved in the assassination besides Oswald, but they did specifically say the CIA, the Soviet Union, organized crime, and several other groups were not involved, although they could not rule out the involvement of individual members of those groups.


I could go on but there is some meat for you to chew on and this only addresses two of the investigations. It was my understanding that the Select Committee poo-poohed a conspiracy while saying two separate shooters were shooting at Kennedy at the same time but were unrelated in their intentions. I am not a big believer in coincidences and find this laughable. The wicki article doesn't quite state it that way.

The Museum at Dealy Plaza is fascinating but needs augmentation for one to intelligently discuss the issue, IMO.

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
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The_Real_Hawkeye,

Since I value your opinion, and many scholars who have studied Kennedy's murder share it, please allow me to ask you this: if Oswald did not murder Kennedy, what motivated him to murder an Dallas cop in effort to escape?
There are many proposed problems with the Tippit murder charge, one of which at random is the following: "Warren 'Butch' Burroughs, who ran the concession stand at the Texas Theater where Oswald was arrested, told author James Douglass in 2007 that Oswald came into the theater between 1:00 and 1:07 p.m., which if true would make Oswald's alleged 1:16 shooting of Officer J.D. Tippit impossible." Wikipedia


The problem I have here is that would mean that Dallas PD cops allowed the real murderer of one of their brother officers to escape justice. And as politely as I can, I ain't buying it.

Also, when Oswald was arrested didn't he have in his possession the handgun used to murder the cop?


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Originally Posted by jorgeI
I stand corrected, but the stuff you wrote was not on the OP I responded to (below for reference). Frankly I don't have the desire to wade through all your posts before commenting and I still stand by my opinion. No way that shot came from the knoll.As far as making the shots, I guess we all know our abilities; and limitations.
Nice slam there at the end. If you really want to intelligently discuss an issue with somebody don't you have to know what they are saying? As an aside, I see no post of mine quoted so does that mean you ignored the whole thing other than my handle and just posted your own stuff blindly? I truly don't mean to be offensive here since I'm not questioning your own shooting ability or anything like that, but I simply know of no other way to say certain things. You can't discuss higher math with somebody who refuses to educate themselves beyond division. You can't intelligently comment on somebody's post without reading it.

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Originally Posted by Raisuli

The problem I have here is that would mean that Dallas PD cops allowed the real murderer of one of their brother officers to escape justice. And as politely as I can, I ain't buying it.

Also, when Oswald was arrested didn't he have in his possession the handgun used to murder the cop?


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They also "found" a picture of him holding the Carcano rifle, right? Do you suppose a CIA operative would hold onto a revolver that he just used to kill a cop?

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Originally Posted by jorgeI
I stand corrected, but the stuff you wrote was not on the OP I responded to (below for reference). Frankly I don't have the desire to wade through all your posts before commenting and I still stand by my opinion. No way that shot came from the knoll.As far as making the shots, I guess we all know our abilities; and limitations.

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No, I don't think so. It was a Live Oak, which is an evergreen meaning it would have been in full foliage year round which makes your case even stronger. I barely recall this part of the argument, but that's what I remember.
For reference, your quotation of me (the "Live Oak" quote) was not in your post when I quoted it above.

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The_Real_Hawkeye,

Since I value your opinion, and many scholars who have studied Kennedy's murder share it, please allow me to ask you this: if Oswald did not murder Kennedy, what motivated him to murder an Dallas cop in effort to escape?
There are many proposed problems with the Tippit murder charge, one of which at random is the following: "Warren 'Butch' Burroughs, who ran the concession stand at the Texas Theater where Oswald was arrested, told author James Douglass in 2007 that Oswald came into the theater between 1:00 and 1:07 p.m., which if true would make Oswald's alleged 1:16 shooting of Officer J.D. Tippit impossible." Wikipedia


The problem I have here is that would mean that Dallas PD cops allowed the real murderer of one of their brother officers to escape justice. And as politely as I can, I ain't buying it.

Also, when Oswald was arrested didn't he have in his possession the handgun used to murder the cop?


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Cops are just like most folks, they believe what they are told by their superiors if they want to keep their jobs and they were told Oswald was the murderer. Why would they think somebody else killed their brother officer if their superiors told them that Oswald did? They thought they had the guy. Your assertion doesn't make sense.

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John F. Kennedy was far from perfect, in his personal life, or in some of the decisions he made as president. However, unlike most presidents, he had some good ideas, and he had plans to enact them. For example, he had plans to abolish the Federal Reserve system, which prints worthless money backed by nothing, and charges interest on it, making us a debtor nation to a group of international bankers. He wanted to use United States Notes, and he signed a presidential document, called Executive Order 11110, on June 4, 1963.

This gave JFK, as U.S. President, legal clearance to create true money, that would belong to the people, and eliminate the Federal Reserve Bank, and their false money. Kennedy had already begun issuing U.S. government money that was free of debt to replace the Federal Reserve dollars we have been using. A number of "Kennedy bills" were indeed issued - with the heading "United States Note", instead of "Federal Reserve Note" - but were quickly withdrawn after Kennedy's death. Records show that Kennedy issued $4,292,893,825 of true money. It was clear that Kennedy was out to eliminate the criminal Federal Reserve System. It is interesting to note that, only one day after Kennedy's assassination, all the United States notes which Kennedy had issued were called out of circulation. All of the money President Kennedy had created was destroyed, and not a word was said to the American people.
A "KENNEDY BILL" ISSUED IN 1963, WITH "UNITED STATES NOTE" REPLACING "FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE"
In 1962, the Joint Chiefs of Staff presented Kennedy with Operation Northwoods. Operation Northwoods would have had our own government inflicting terrorist attacks upon US citizens, and blaming it on our enemies, to justify wars and political assassinations. Kennedy rejected it. He planned to abolish the CIA's right to conduct covert operations, and eventually dismantle it. Kennedy said he would "splinter the CIA into a Thousand Pieces". Kennedy's intent to abolish the Federal Reserve Bank, his rejection of Operation Northwoods, and his plan to eliminate CIA covert operations planted the seeds for the CIA's assassination of him.

Lee Harvey Oswald was linked to virtually every group that had a reason to want Kennedy dead. In the years before Kennedy's death as a Marine, Oswald worked as a radar operator at U-2 spy plane bases. After leaving the Marines he defected to the Soviet Union. While in Russia he married the niece of a KGB colonel, and he lived in relative luxury, likely in exchange for false or already outdated information on the U-2 that he passed to the Russians. Oswald apparently pretended to be a traitor to America, while actually working for the CIA. On returning to the U.S. Oswald propagandized for Castro's Cuba out of a New Orleans building he shared with a CIA/FBI agent trying to overthrow Castro named Guy Banister. Delphine Roberts worked for Banister. She said that, "Mr. Banister had been a special agent for the FBI and CIA." She saw her CIA agent boss meet with Lee Harvey Oswald in September 1963. This story was supported by her daughter, who also met Oswald during this period. Oswald also distributed Pro-Castro leaflets in New Orleans in 1963, with the address of his CIA contact Banister stamped on them.
There was a three-page letter from CIA Director John McCone to Secret Service Chief James Rowley in which McCone acknowledges Oswald worked for the CIA, and was in Russia for that purpose, not as a defector. It discussed how this information should be withheld from the Warren Commission. Allen Dulles' advice to other members of the Warren Commission was that CIA operatives consider it their patriotic duty to lie under oath if necessary to protect "Company" secrets. A Dallas deputy sheriff, Allen Sweatt, was quoted as saying that Oswald was being paid $200 a month by the government at the time of the assassination, and had been assigned an informant number. In October 1963 Oswald moved to Dallas where he got a job in the Texas Book Depository for $1.25 an hour boxing and shipping books.

It's beyond strange how someone who was so clearly connected to the CIA would just happen to get a job working at one of the best sniping points in Dallas, by which the President's open car motorcade would just happen to pass a few weeks after he started working there. Oswald was set up to be the fall guy. On November 22, 1963 at the book depository, around 12:15, secretary Carolyn Arnold saw Oswald in the second floor snack room, where she said he went for a Coke. He was sitting in one of the booths alone, as usual, and appeared to be having lunch. She testified: "I did not speak to him, but I recognized him clearly. I remember it was 12:15 or later. It could have been 12:25, five minutes before the assassination, I don't exactly remember." At the same time, Bonnie Ray Williams was on the sixth floor until 12:20, and he saw nobody. Down on the street, Arnold Rowland saw two men in the sixth floor windows, presumably after Bonnie Ray Williams finished his lunch and left.
Kennedy's motorcade was running late. He was due at the Trade Mart at 12:25. If Oswald was one of the assassins, he was pretty nonchalant about getting himself into position. Later he told Dallas police he was standing in the second floor snackroom. A maximum 90 seconds after Kennedy was shot, patrolman Marrion Baker ran into Oswald in that second story lunchroom. He asked Oswald's boss, "Do you know this man? Is he an employee?" He told Baker that he was. As Baker moved on, he told Oswald, "The President's been shot!" Oswald reacted as if he had heard it for the first time.

What the Official Party Line would have us believe is that after firing 3 bolt action shots in 6 seconds, Oswald then left three cartridges neatly side by side in the firing nest, wiped the rifle clear of fingerprints, stashed the rifle on the other side of the loft, sprinted down five flights of stairs, past Victoria Adams and Sandra Styles, who would have, but never saw him, and then showed up cool and calm on the second floor in front of Patrolman Baker within 90 seconds of the shooting the president. Was he out of breath? According to Baker, absolutely not. Was Oswald a "patsy", as he claimed? Most certainly. Whatever can be said of Oswald, one thing is certain: he either knowingly or unknowingly was a pawn for those responsible for assassinating Kennedy.
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Jack Ruby, Oswald's assassin, had been stalking Oswald from the time immediately following the assassination, to the moment he shot him. Phillip Willis took a series of 12 photos of Dealey Plaza, where Kennedy was shot, in the minutes before and after the assassination. Mr. Willis' photos and testimony before the Warren Commission appear in the Warren Commission's report. He was not questioned about the eighth photo, a shot of the Book Depository entrance shortly after the assassination. As Willis later pointed out, one of the men in the photo "looks so much like Jack Ruby, Oswald's soon to be assassin, it's pitiful". F.B.I. agents questioning Willis agreed with him that the man bore a powerful resemblance to Ruby. When Willis mentioned this to the Commission, no interest was shown. When the photo was published in the Warren Report, a considerable part of the Ruby lookalike's face had been cropped away.

What was the final straw that pushed our own government to assassinate Kennedy?

On October 11, 1963 John F. Kennedy signed national security memorandom no. 263, which ordered 1000 American advisors home from Vietnam by December 25, 1963, and that the remainder of the U.S. military be withdrawn by 1965. Kennedy's and Johnson's Secretary of Defense Robert MacNamara has said that Kennedy was going to pull out of Vietnam after the 1964 election. In the film "The Fog of War", not only does McNamara say this, but a tape recording of Lyndon Johnson confirms that Kennedy was planning to withdraw from Vietnam, a position Johnson states he disapproved of. The day after Kennedy's funeral, on November 26, 1963, Lyndon Johnson signed national security resolution no. 273, which completely reversed Kennedy's plan for a withdrawal from Vietnam. Then Johnson fraudulently used the gulf of Tonkin resolution as a blank check to fund the massive military buildup in Vietnam, an agreement Johnson apparently made with the CIA in exchange for them taking out Kennedy, and handing the presidency to him.
"THE WINK": CONGRESSMAN ALBERT THOMAS KNOWINGLY WINKS AT A SMILING LBJ AFTER THE ASSASSINATION
There is evidence that Lyndon Johnson was directly involved. Johnson was seen ducking down in his car a good 30 to 40 seconds before the first shots were fired, even before the car turned onto Houston street. Lyndon Johnson was acting as if he knew bullets would soon be flying, ducking down repeatedly before the shots went off. At the ceremony of Johnson being sworn in as president, Congressman Albert Thomas was photographed knowingly winking at a smiling LBJ, while JFK's grieving widow stood next to Johnson.

The night before the Kennedy assassination Johnson met with Dallas tycoons, FBI moguls and organized crime kingpins. Johnson's mistress, Madeleine Duncan Brown recalled that "Johnson emerged from the conference to tell her, "'after tomorrow those S.O.B.'s, the Kennedy's, will never embarrass me again - that's no threat - that's a promise.'" "They had this lodge outside of Dallas and they met there on November 21, 1963. Johnson chose different people to do certain things for him, and the group included Oswald's assassin, Jack Ruby. Brown described Ruby as the "in man" in Texas who could be trusted to arrange call girls, drugs, gambling fixes and even contract killings.

According to Madeleine Brown, the group at the meeting included J. Edgar Hoover, Clyde Tolson, John J. McCloy, Jack Ruby, numerous mafia kingpins, several newspaper and TV reporters, and Richard Nixon." Oddly enough, over ten years later Richard Nixon was forced to resign because of the John F. Kennedy assassination. The break-in at the Watergate offices of the Democratic National Committee would have never become the issue to topple a President, except for the need to protect just WHY the crime had been committed. The Democrats had obtained photographs which showed Nixon "associate" E. Howard Hunt to be one of the three tramps arrested and then released in Dealey Plaza.

This is why Hunt led the break-in at the Watergate. He was protecting his own posterior. Rather than risk exposure of a far worse scandal, Nixon resigned, turning over the White House to Gerald Ford, the Warren Commission member who would later admit that he had altered the official location of JFK's back wound for the commission. Johnson was still irate when he called Madeleine Brown the morning of the assassination, telling her the Kennedy family would never embarrass him again. Brown highlighted how people who were set to testify against Johnson for indictment proceedings, related to illegal kickbacks Johnson was receiving from agriculture programs before the assassination, were mysteriously set-up in homosexual scandals or found dead, having allegedly shot themselves five times in the head. "Had the assassination not happened the day that it did, Lyndon Johnson would have probably gone to prison - they would have gotten rid of him - he was so involved in this."

Immediately following JFK's assassination in Dallas, government agents fanned out through the crowd, and confiscated all the films that were being taken of Kennedy's motorcade. One exception was Abraham Zapruders home movie. This film was purchased by Time magazine. Time magazine promptly altered key frames,and eliminated others, in order to obstruct and eliminate key evidence of a conspiracy. Those home movies that were seized by the government that afternoon, were never seen or heard again. Regis Kennedy, one of the FBI agents who was gathering up those home movies that afternoon, was supenoed by the House select committee on assassinations, to explain what happened to all those home movies. On the very day he was to testify to that committee, he was found murdered. Over 200 key witnesses to JFK's assassination, who could have testified to the truth of what happened that day, have died under mysterious circumstances, or have been outright murdered.
THE THREE TRAMPS. RAOUL IN FRONT, STURGIS AND HUNT IN THE REAR
So exactly who shot JFK? The same hit men the CIA planned to use against Cuban president Fidel Castro, including the famous Watergate burglars E. Howard Hunt and Frank Sturgis, were brought into Dealy plaza on November 22, 1963. Immediately after JFK's assassination, law enforcement officers conducted a search of the area behind the grassy knoll, from which many witnesses heard gunshots and saw smoke just after the shots rang out. There were several railroad boxcars in this area. Some of these witnesses saw men running from the fence behind the knoll toward the boxcars. As a result three men were found in one boxcar.

They were arrested. These men came to be known as "The three tramps". They were arrested right after the president of the United States was killed, but strangely enough the police did not book, photograph or fingerprint them, and they were released. One thing they didn't expect however, was that as the police led the three derelicts through Dealey Plaza to the sheriff's office, they were photographed by several press photographers. When allegations of a CIA connection with Kennedy's death emerged, these photographs received wide publicity in newspapers, television and in the April 28, 1975 issue of Newsweek magazine. Two of the derelicts or "tramps", as they had come to be called, bore striking resemblances to Nixon burglars E. Howard Hunt and Frank Sturgis respectively, who both worked for the CIA. The 3rd tramp is often referred to as "Raoul", and is a bullseye for the Martin Luther King assassination suspect circulated by the police after King was killed. James Earl Ray would later claim he was set up by a man named "Raoul".
STURGIS AS TRAMP IN 1963, AND AS NIXON BURGLAR IN 1973
HUNT AS TRAMP IN 1963, AND AS NIXON BURGLAR IN 1973
A book titled Coup D'Etat in America, by Alan J. Weberman and Michael Canfield, came out with compelling evidence that two of the three "tramps" arrested in Dallas on November 22 were E. Howard Hunt and Frank Sturgis. When Coup D'Etat in America came out, Hunt sued for millions of dollars in damages, claiming he could prove that he had been in Washington D.C. that day, on duty at CIA. It turned out, however, that this was not true. So, he said that he had been on leave and doing household errands, including a shopping trip to a grocery store in Chinatown. Weberman and Canfield investigated the new alibi and found that the grocery store where Hunt claimed to be shopping never existed. At this point, Hunt offered to drop his suit for a token payment of one dollar.

But the authors were determined to vindicate themselves, and they continued to attack Hunt's alibi, ultimately completely shattering it. Using the principles of Biometrics, lines and angles are measured and compared to create a template. The templates are then overlaid for matching. When the pictures of two of the derilicts were tested biometrically against Frank Sturgis and E. Howard Hunt, they came up as 100% perfect matches. It would seem beyond a shadow of doubt that both Hunt and Sturgis worked for the CIA not only as Nixon burglars, but also as part of the team the CIA sent out to assassinate JFK.

Assassinating Kennedy, and putting their man Johnson into the presidency helped the military industrial complex and the shadow government reassert their power, and that will help you understand what's been going on in America ever since Kennedy's assassination. These treasonous murderers are opposed to everything the United States is supposed to represent, such as truth, freedom and justice. This is why they go to such great lengths to keep their methods of operation, their true purpose, and even their existence, under a cloak of secrecy. If Americans knew the truth about all of this, they would rise up in anger, and hold them all accountable. As long as these forces remain in control of the government, the coverup will continue.

The truth behind the JFK assassination will never be told by the establishment. You and I are subject to their corrupt and injust court system, while they are above the law. International bankers and all of their branch organizations are at the head of this shadow government, and the assassination of president Kennedy was nothing short of a coup, implemented by them. Their pawns in the media keep the American people from learning how their government has been overthrown by them, and they have been, more or less, in complete control of the U.S. government ever since they assassinated JFK on November 22, 1963.



This is as close to reality as it gets! JFK was the unknowing victim of a coup d'�tat .

















This is as close to reality as it gets....JFK was the victim of a coup d'�tat .

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by Raisuli

The problem I have here is that would mean that Dallas PD cops allowed the real murderer of one of their brother officers to escape justice. And as politely as I can, I ain't buying it.

Also, when Oswald was arrested didn't he have in his possession the handgun used to murder the cop?


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They also "found" a picture of him holding the Carcano rifle, right? Do you suppose a CIA operative would hold onto a revolver that he just used to kill a cop?


Maybe. I don't know what an escaping murderer would have been thinking. But if he was willing to murder a cop, then it's safe to infer that he'd be willing to murder another, which would mean he would have needed his gun.

I'm as certain as I can be that Dallas PD cops would not allow the murderer of one of their brother officers to escape justice. The arresting cops' report would be revealing. Also, did Dallas PD do the forensic work?

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Maybe. I don't know what an escaping murderer would have been thinking. But if he was willing to murder a cop, then it's safe to infer that he'd be willing to murder another, which would mean he would have needed his gun.
My purpose was to call into question the notion that Oswald actually had anything to do with killing the cop. He may have also done so under the scenario outlined by Ethan Edwards, but none of us know anything about that, since he was never brought to trial and the evidence is shaky.

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So just because a large percentage of our "well informed" citizens think it was a conspiracy (you know the same who keep electing democraps among other boneheaded stunts) I'm supposed to lend credence to that? The House Commission's report had only access to technology available at the time and also and "possibly" is far from certain. Further, considering new technology, the "fourth shot" theory has been discredited. Also, I've also stated many times my issues with the Warren Commission's findings. Lastly and I do mean lastly, the only possible opening I see for a "conspiracy" is the Ruby/Oswald connection.

Regarding the "your government" query, "your" is the reason for my question as opposed to "our."


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The_Real_Hawkeye,

Since I value your opinion, and many scholars who have studied Kennedy's murder share it, please allow me to ask you this: if Oswald did not murder Kennedy, what motivated him to murder an Dallas cop in effort to escape?
There are many proposed problems with the Tippit murder charge, one of which at random is the following: "Warren 'Butch' Burroughs, who ran the concession stand at the Texas Theater where Oswald was arrested, told author James Douglass in 2007 that Oswald came into the theater between 1:00 and 1:07 p.m., which if true would make Oswald's alleged 1:16 shooting of Officer J.D. Tippit impossible." Wikipedia


The problem I have here is that would mean that Dallas PD cops allowed the real murderer of one of their brother officers to escape justice. And as politely as I can, I ain't buying it.

Also, when Oswald was arrested didn't he have in his possession the handgun used to murder the cop?


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Cops are just like most folks, they believe what they are told by their superiors if they want to keep their jobs and they were told Oswald was the murderer. Why would they think somebody else killed their brother officer if their superiors told them that Oswald did? They thought they had the guy. Your assertion doesn't make sense.


It doesn't make sense to you because it doesn't comport with what you want to believe is true. I do not know if a supervisor was even on scene when Oswald was arrested. And there is no way in hell I will believe any cop, regardless of rank, is going to facilitate the escape of a murderer of a brother officer. That is stuff of fallacy and fantasy. It just wouldn't have nor will it ever happen. Period. End of story.

Moreover, your thesis doesn't make sense because if a Dallas supervisor facilitated the escape of a murderer of one of his brother officers, it would mean that that supervisor was in on the conspiracy. That I do not believe.

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
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Maybe. I don't know what an escaping murderer would have been thinking. But if he was willing to murder a cop, then it's safe to infer that he'd be willing to murder another, which would mean he would have needed his gun.
My purpose was to call into question the notion that Oswald actually had anything to do with killing the cop. He may have also done so under the scenario outlined by Ethan Edwards, but none of us know anything about that, since he was never brought to trial and the evidence is shaky.


The evidence would be in the arresting cops' reports and forensic science. From memory alone, Oswald was in possession of the handgun that a criminalist determined to have been the handgun used to murder the cop. If that is in fact true, and I believe it is, that would be pretty damned compelling evidence.

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You're a dedicated conspiracy theorist.
Rather, I'm a convinced believer in the imperfectability of human nature and a student of history. That's all that one requires to be open to the possibility (likelihood, in fact) of conspiracy.


True, a student of Human Nature, Natural Law, and History would indeed be open to the likelihood of conspiracies. They are a fact of life.

The problem is that you're not a very good student of history. As history has laid out the facts about this event, over and over and over again. Each time the conclusion is clear, Oswald acted alone.

Since the facts are dismissed, you are left with a theory. Thus, you are in fact a conspiracy theorist, when it comes to this topic. In fairness, I will isolate this topic from others, and apply the title "conspiracy theorist" to where it fits.


History is generally written by the victors. In the case of JFK's assassination, the victors have written history to cover their azz. I was alive in in high school when JFK as murdered. To this day I remember where I was and what I was doing.


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And if Paul had become president the Fed probably would have had him assassinated to. The international bankers aren't through with farming us yet.


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Originally Posted by jorgeI
So just because a large percentage of our "well informed" citizens think it was a conspiracy (you know the same who keep electing democraps among other boneheaded stunts) I'm supposed to lend credence to that? The House Commission's report had only access to technology available at the time and also and "possibly" is far from certain. Further, considering new technology, the "fourth shot" theory has been discredited. Also, I've also stated many times my issues with the Warren Commission's findings. Lastly and I do mean lastly, the only possible opening I see for a "conspiracy" is the Ruby/Oswald connection.

Regarding the "your government" query, "your" is the reason for my question as opposed to "our."
I'm neither active nor reserves and feel very comfortable saying "[bleep] the Commander in Chief". My country got invaded and taken over as did your former one, so you should empathize.

I just said it that way actually because that's the way it came out. I didn't elect the current dickweasel in charge but that's the way it plays out so if it makes you more comfortable by me saying "ours" consider it so.

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Originally Posted by Raisuli

It doesn't make sense to you because it doesn't comport with what you want to believe is true. I do not know if a supervisor was even on scene when Oswald was arrested. And there is no way in hell I will believe any cop, regardless of rank, is going to facilitate the escape of a murderer of a brother officer. That is stuff of fallacy and fantasy. It just wouldn't have nor will it ever happen. Period. End of story.

Moreover, your thesis doesn't make sense because if a Dallas supervisor facilitated the escape of a murderer of one of his brother officers, it would mean that that supervisor was in on the conspiracy. That I do not believe.
When you speak of policemen, you come across as naive to the point of being childlike. Have you seen the movie, based on the real story, Serpico? Police corruption is, and always has been, extremely common. In Serpico, his corrupt partners arranged for him to be killed by a drug dealer.

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International Bankers and The Fed Reserve....hmmmm....wait until he Dinar pops and Bush and his ilk get even wealthier.....


JFK was whacked by his own people. The darkest day in American history. The innocence gone and our own government led the coup.

Hammer me if you will but it is what I believe and I am not typically a conspiracy theorist type of bird.....


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You're not paying attention or thinking of anything besides what you want to believe. Cops told other cops Oswald was their man and they arrested him. You can debate all day what they should have believed but they did as they were told and I'm sure most believed they got the right guy. Everything is compartmentalized. You follow orders. You believe the guy who gives those orders or you don't.

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Originally Posted by EthanEdwards
.feel very comfortable saying "[bleep] the Commander in Chief".
Ok we're in agreement there!


A good principle to guide me through life: “This is all I have come to expect, standard lackluster performance. Trust nothing, believe no one and realize it will only get worse…”
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