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What evidence raises your suspicions most?
originally posted by: NiZZiM
a reply to: Answer
How did multiple rounds discharge accidentally at the exact same time?
originally posted by: questionyourtruth
a reply to: lonesomerimbaud
A fine post indeed.
The bigger picture - particularly regarding Bobby - would be an almighty coincidence.
I think its clear the Kennedys had a lot of enemies, but so do many political figures, and most are never murdered.
originally posted by: questionyourtruth
a reply to: Grovit
That's a fair point.
If my memory serves me correctly I'm sure sharpshooters brought in by the Warren Commission (who were far better shots than Oswald) were incapable of repeating his supposed one off feat, which would have been done under incredible pressure.
Also, relatively speaking, his supposed choice of rifle was also poor at best.
originally posted by: Answer
I watched a very compelling documentary that made a very good case for the throat shot coming from Oswald and the head shot coming from an accidental discharge by a Secret Service agent holding an M16 in the car behind the presidential limousine.
The agent holding the M16 was not well-trained with the rifle and the only reason he had it was due to the other agents getting drunk the night before.
originally posted by: muchmadness
originally posted by: Answer
I watched a very compelling documentary that made a very good case for the throat shot coming from Oswald and the head shot coming from an accidental discharge by a Secret Service agent holding an M16 in the car behind the presidential limousine.
The agent holding the M16 was not well-trained with the rifle and the only reason he had it was due to the other agents getting drunk the night before.
So a secret service agent just happens to accidentally shoot Kennedy just seconds apart from his being purposely shot by Oswald? That sounds highly implausible.
I'd like to know why the secret service agent who was attending Kennedy's limo was apparently called away from it by his superior immediately before the president was murdered. That seems suspicious to me.
Also the fact that there were multiple suspicious, unidentified people near Dealy Plaza and the book depository who were claiming to be secret service agents indicates that something shady was afoot.
The biggest factor for me is the wound to the throat, which the first doctors to see the body plainly stated was an entry wound before later changing their tune. It would be difficult to shoot someone in the front of the throat from behind, even for as skilled a "marksman" as Oswald.