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check out the Dealy cam
www.earthcam.com/jfk/
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Numerous individuals have changed their stories over the years to fit or promote any conspiracy theory du jour for the sole purpose of monetary gain. There's been no effort on their part to present the truth. To do so would bust the conspiracy theorists' rice bowl. |
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There was a very good show on in the last year with a guy shooting a POS scoped carcano from a tower. He did it over and over again with the only problem being missfires.
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Good for you! Hathcock said the military snipers brought in to replicate the assasination couldn't do it.
I said 'replicate' not shoot at a target that you know everything about. I think I'll take his word for it. |
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That explosive head shot doesn't seem to fit the bill of a a FMJ, 6.5mm bullet. Looks more like a higher velocity frangible, or soft point bullet.
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And all the circumstantial evidence is bogus. Oswald acted alone, anyone who looks at all the evidence and thinks otherwise is looney |
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That particular POS carcano was examined by experts and found to be fairly accurate. Could it group under 1 MOA, probably not. Could it be accurate enough to hit JFK twice out of three shots at less than 200 feet (77 yards was the longest shot Oswald fired), most definatly |
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all photos including autopsy i pasted on page 2 |
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Army shooters replicated the shots, with the exact same rifle. Three shooters fired three sets at equal distances, and all three shooters did it in the time Oswald took. One shooter even did it using iron sights. |
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Was the Back of Kennedy’s head Really Blown Out? See for yourself what the Zapruder film shows. mcadams.posc.mu.edu/z335.jpg Of course, conspiracy buffs are increasingly insisting that the Zapruder film has been tampered with (this is after 30 years of insisting that it is ironclad evidence of conspiracy). Then, you might ask, how do the Dealey Plaza witnesses describe the head wound. Take a look at how Zapruder described the wound to Jay Watson of WFAA-TV shortly after the assassination, mcadams.posc.mu.edu/zap.gif and read how the wound was described by Marilyn Sitzman, who was standing next to Zapruder.mcadams.posc.mu.edu/sitzman.txt Finally, look at this picture and tell me the back of his head was blown out mcadams.posc.mu.edu/back.jpg |
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Read this whole page, than tell us what you think The Single Bullet Theory |
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For a while, I thought I did it. But now I think it was Oswald all alone.
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Photo of Limo showing exactly what JoeTexas explained Another one |
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If Oswald would have used a Mauser or an Enfield, I would believe it.
As he was suppose to use a Carcano, I don't believe it. Carcano's, everyone I've ever seen, and I've seen alot of them, are a slight step above a French MAS for being crude and crappy. |
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Not true Man, that's sad news. You realize you are saying that Carlos Hathcock couldn't make the shot at less than 100 meters (77 meters to be exact) with a scoped rifle. I call B.S. on that one. |
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Ronald Simmons, of the Army's Ballistics Research Laboratory, bench tested Oswald's rifle for the Warren Commission, and found the dispersion to be .29 mils — a figure typical for high-powered rifles — and described it as "quite accurate" (3H442-443). |
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Was this after the autopsy? Mine was before, and it's obvious the back of the head is intact, every witness describes the wound as hitting the side of the head, right above his ear. |
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I went to Dealey Plaza a few years ago when I was in Dallas. I stood on top of the plinth that Zapruder did during his filming and took some panoramas of my own. I was surprised that the distance from the 6th floor window to the X on the pavement was closer than I expected.
I asked this guy who was there if he wouldn't mind taking my picture while I was standing on the X, and if he thought it would be too distasteful. "Yep, that would be mighty distasteful to take that picture, and I would be mighty proud to take it for you." |
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Sorry to disappoint you but I didn't get it from the John Birch society. Didn’t get it from any conspiracy nuts or sights either.
Never even heard that anyone spoke of it outside a very small group of people. |
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Don't know, here is a color version: (Oh, and the comment added to the above graphic was already there, I didn't do that) |
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Everybody here can CLAIM to be able to make that shot or those three or four shots in the time allowed. BUT, killing the leader of the free world and getting away alive is the Olympics of killing. Do you really think you can climb into a building, point a gun at the man who runs the country and pull the trigger without putting a loaf in your pants?
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Yes. In recent years meticulous 3-D computer models have been made of the Dealey Plaza. All the areas conspiracy theorist say second gunman could have been were line-of-sight blocked the only reasonable place the shots could have come from were the upper floors of the School Book Depository Building or the building on the corner opposite it. Test after test after test has shown it an expected reaction for a head to snap in the opposite direction of the shots. It has been shown repeatedly that 3 shots with a “POS scoped carcano” at that SHORT range is easily doable by and average shooter. Actual shooters military and non-military have repeated the act many times.
WHY NOT? John Wilkes Booth shot a President in the head at contact range and walked away. Irrational emotion, supposition, and fantasy cannot substitute for rational thought and fact. Oswald acted alone. |
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Computer generated 3-D models are cool and all, but why has no one here posted the words of the man who was actually shot? The Zapruder film backs up Governor Connelly's account of what happened in Dealey plaza that day - not the Warren Report - and that's HUGE. Three shots - three hits. If you count the man hit by shrapnel by the railroad overpass, it's four shots - three hits. The first shot hit Kennedy in the upper back exiting his neck. This is the legendary single bullet that was also said to have hit Connelly. Kennedy can be seen struggling here Zapruder frame 230. From the Zapruder film's perspective, Kennedy was first hit while still behind the freeway sign, but began to react to being hit just as he emerged from behind it. At this point in time, Connelly has not been hit. Governor Connelly recalled: ...that's when the shots occurred. I heard what I thought was a rifle shot. I immediately reacted by turning to look over my right shoulder because that's where the sound came from. Zapruder frame 276 I didn't see anything out of the ordinary and was in the process of turning to look over my left shoulder when I felt a blow in the middle of my back as if someone had hit me with a doubled up fist - about like that [smacks hands together] The blow was of such force that it bent me over and I immediately saw that I was covered with blood and I knew I'd been hit and I said 'Oh My God they're gonna kill us all'. And I heard another shot that was of... loud shot [smacks hand together] almost like that, and immediately I saw blood and brain tissue all over the back of the limousine. I knew then that the president had been fatally hit because Mrs. Kennedy... then... I heard her say 'My God, I've got his brains in my hand'. There are other witness accounts which can be backed up with photographic evidence that was not confiscated & never returned, but I'll trust the Governor of Texas for now. |
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But could you have done it with a moving/accelerating target with a CARCANO and SURPLUS ammo? S.O. |
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Post from SorryOciffer:
Lee Harvey Oswald did. All by himself. Eric The(EndOfConspiracies)Hun |
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