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LenaBaby61

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38. Apparently you have fallen for many conspiracy theories.
Sat Dec 3, 2016, 01:24 AM
Dec 2016

For me, there's too much credible evidence which shows that Oswald was not the lone assassin in the Kennedy murder.

Doctors at Parkland hospital attending to Kennedy confirmed that there was an entrance wound into Kennedy's throat. So assuming for one second that there was ONE assassin as you claim, how did Oswald's bullet from 6 floors up, and 200 plus feet away and from behind strike Pres. Kennedy in the front throat area? To buttress this, the Zapruder film shows Kennedy clutching the front part of his throat area. There were eyewitness accounts by officers and bystanders/ear witnesses at the scene who confirm that they heard shots coming from the Grassy Knoll and saw puffs of smoke coming from behind the wooden fence in that area as well, also, several Dallas police officers said that they actually saw bullets striking the curb as Pres. Kennedy's motorcade speed through the street and away from the direction of Oswald. Additionally, Secret Service and the FBI agents said that they saw Kennedy's throat area/head (back) hit, and Connally hit as well. Also, there was a parafine test which showed that there were no nitrates on Oswald's face or hands, and I believe that there should have been if he was the shooter. Evidence goes on and on and on.

And, that Warren Commission "investigation" stating unequivocally that Oswald was the lone assassin is/was laughable. In 1979, The House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) called what happened to Pres. Kennedy a probable conspiracy. There are thousands of what I feel are credible books that have done thorough and painstaking investigation/research into the Kennedy Assassination, and at the very least they've proven to me that Oswald, with long gone marksman skills, a rickety rifle, and 6 stories up in a book depository was the only person responsible for the death of the 35th President of the United States.

Hey, we'll agree to disagree on the Kennedy assassination.

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