re: The ***OFFICIAL*** 13th Annual JFK Assassination Conspiracy Thread - 60th Anniv Special!

Later, Morley spoke with Edward Lopez, a former researcher for the HSCA, where he had been tasked with investigating the CIA. Lopez said, “What this tells people is that somehow the Agency had a relationship with Lee Harvey Oswald prior to the assassination and that they are covering it up.” At the Post, Morley brought the story not to “Outlook” but to the more prestigious “National” section. “And naïve as I was, I thought, This is a great fricking story, and they’re going to love it!” Morley told me.

Like I said he was a CIA contractor

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Roy you realize Congress said after an exhaustive investigation in like 80s it was probably a conspiracy right?

And that 3 of 7 members of the actual handpicked Warren Commission disagreed with the findings????

They wanted everyone to know they did it dude, they barely tried to hide anything. It’s not even a damn secret

Yeah he said he found another bullet in the car last year

I watched a YouTube video interview with Dr McClellan, one of the trauma docs that attended JFK at Parkland, and he was emphatic that the head wound was an exit wound from a bullet that was fired from the front of the limousine. Like the Grassy Knoll or the railroad overpass.

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watched a YouTube video interview with Dr McClellan, one of the trauma docs that attended JFK at Parkland, and he was emphatic that the head wound was an exit wound from a bullet that was fired from the front of the limousine. Like the Grassy Knoll or the railroad overpass.

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Don't forget Saint Francisville. It's believed Oswald trained there.

2 shooters. It all boils down to the neck wound which was an entrance wound. I’ll always believe the Parkland Doctors over the crap at Bethesda.

Oswald purchased the gun under his alias Hidell. After he was arrested at the Texas Theater, in the police car the policemen took his wallet from him and he had id's with Oswald and Hidell.

The rifle was shipped to his mailbox. Months earlier Marina took photos of Oswald with the rifle and the revolver he used to kill Officer Tippit. Oswald left a detailed note for Marina when he attempted to kill Walker months earlier. She knew of his attempt.

The night before the assassination Oswald tried to talk Marina into getting back together with him and she refused. She said he barely slept that night. Before he left he placed his wedding ring and $170 on her dresser.

One of Ruth Paine's neighbors, and a coworker of Oswald's by the name of Frazier gave him a ride to the Depository that morning. He noticed a package in the back seat and asked Oswald what it was. Oswald replied curtain rods.

The rifle was found on the 6th floor hidden down between stacks of boxes. The wrapper was also found.

The building manager noticed Oswald was missing when he did a head count and told the police.

Then of course Oswald took a bus and then a cab, grabbed his revolver at his rooming house and soon thereafter killed Tippit.

His Marine training with the M-1 rifle served him well. He qualified as a sharpshooter, scoring 212 out of a possible 250 points. Marines started shooting at two hundred yards, then 300, then 500 yards. The third shot on Kennedy was less than 90 yards.

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Months earlier Marina took photos of Oswald with the rifle

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British and Canadian military officials have said those pictures were fakes. See the BBC documentary linked in this thread.

Then ask yourself why is the government trotting out fake pictures of Oswald with the murder weapon.