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Within minutes after this fatale shooting every Police officer in Dallas knew about Oswald.
This is from my memory in a book I read some years ago. JFK. There is also an another movie I would recommend. 3 Shots with Burt Lancaster Markus |
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Here are few questions to ponder, I am not expecting anyone to answer, just throwing them out there.
1. Were there one or two shooters? 2. If there was a second shooter, where was he? 3. If one or more shots came from the front, how is it possible that 1+x bullet fragments were found INSIDE the limo? (the "pristine bullet" + fragments of a second one) 4. If there was a shooter on the Grassy Knoll, nearly 90 degrees to the right of JFK, how come Jackie wasn't wounded? She was right next to him, on his left side. No bullet was found in JFK's head, so it must've exited. 5. If there was shooter somewhere to the front of the limo, where did the bullet go after passing through JFK's head? There must've been an exit wound somewhere in the right-back side of his head. (1) Again, no bullet was found inside his head. 6. Autopsy report mentions a clean bullet hole in the back of the head. How does that support shooting from front/side? 7. Eyewitness say they either heard shots from around the depository, or from the Grassy Knoll area. Only a handful mention shots from TWO areas. Who's right? Majority heard shots from either or, so according to them, there was only ONE shooter. Either in the depository or on the Grassy Knoll. Which one is it. 7b. Most eyewitnesses heard three shots. Can a shooter on the Grassy Knoll achieve the wounds with three shots? How about one shooter in the depository? (1)*The Zapruder film shows clearly that JFK's head was turned slightly down and to his left. |
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Was it Allen Dulles who ordered the hit on JFK?:-?
Dismissal During the Kennedy Administration, Dulles faced increasing criticism. In autumn 1961, following the Bay of Pigs incident and the Algiers putsch against Charles de Gaulle, Dulles and his entourage, including Deputy Director for Plans Richard M. Bissell Jr. and Deputy Director Charles Cabell, were forced to resign. On November 28, 1961, Kennedy presented Dulles with the National Security Medal at the CIA Headquarters in Langley, Virginia. The next day, November 29, the White House released a resignation letter signed by Dulles. He was replaced by John McCone. :hmmm: On November 29, 1963, President Lyndon B. Johnson appointed Dulles as one of seven commissioners of the Warren Commission to investigate the assassination of the U.S. President John F. Kennedy.:huh: CIA career brief on Wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allen_Dulles#CIA_career https://www.subsim.com/radioroom/dat...KlSoFSpUqD/9k=https://www.subsim.com/radioroom/dat...pUqak3bNByX//Z |
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Carcano M38 a cheap gun, in quality or price?
https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qi...c6b739eb29b-lqhttps://freerangeamerican.us/wp-cont.../Carcano_4.jpg Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons seems to think it was decent weapon when provided with proper ammo. https://youtu.be/y5s31mVy7fY?si=P4Bm45uh3trJtxMK https://youtu.be/V-lJZPF_fJQ?si=NITLQsCXnPeS14kn |
look at the prices of the others if you have a choice why not get a Garand and Oswald was train with the Garand put a scope on it or even a 03 springfield matter of fact if a high ranking use to be cia hired you wouldn't you ask for money in advance i sure would i would even ask for a weapon that can't be trace to me and with all the bells and whistles maybe with a siiencer the rifle Oswald use got the job done wasn't long range slow moving target with one in the pipe all he had to do was cycle the bolt twice you know being a high ranking cia or use to be he could still get his hands on some cool fun toys and with bobby still head of justice for what a year after his bother would have move earth to get his bother killer yep the Garand would have been the one for me 8 shots semi Marine Corp training with the sling with my left arm to steady the rifle
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I thought he had the longer version. I bought one just like his, sans scope, in the early 80s for somewhere between $40 and $60 with a box or two of those funky bullets. The quality didn't seem to be terrible. Around that time you could still get a 1903A1 for around $200.
I think it was decades later that I learned the Carcano is what he used. Looking at that rifle it just seems like mine was a little bit shorter, a carbine. |
Could you say that the truth died with Oswald ?
Could his rifle make such a damage to a head ? Here I'm thinking of the last and deadly shot Markus |
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