Protocol with dead bodies is enshrined in law?
Fair enough. Anyway, I wanted a single piece of evidence, and you’ve had yours with the brain one.
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Protocol with dead bodies is enshrined in law?
It was the non doctors making decisions in the autopsy that allowed the brain loss to occurFair enough. Anyway, I wanted a single piece of evidence, and you’ve had yours with the brain one.
frontal?Nice. This has prompted more of a discussion than I'd imagined.
Just speaking for myself, for many, many years I was on the side of a conspiracy, but the more you look into it properly and peel away the layers of 'but, but what about and but this" and you actually look closely at the persona and psychology of Oswald and the actual EVIDENCE before you (not the Brother of someone who Kennedy fired was the 'chief of something') then every single piece of objective evidence available says that Oswald did the shooting and while there may have been many Agencies who may have wanted Kennedy removed, none of them were involved.
The only thing you can say about 'Government and CIA involvement' is that the security detail was extremely poor. That someone could point a rifle out of a window on the Presidential parade route and members of the public actually see it and nothing was done about it is negligence to the extreme. But negligence is all that it was.
Kennedy himself actually requested a lax security detail because he didn't want to be see as the kind of President who was a Dictator of a 'Banana Republic'.
As for the removal/disappearance of the Brain, then, just possibly the Kennedy family itself might have been responsible for that.
JFK is a brilliant film, but it's about 5% accurate historically.
I'd still love to be proved wrong, but I'm convinced beyond all doubt that Oswald did it and he was the lobe shooter on the day.
The only thing that still bugs me about the whole thing is the involvement of Ruby. But, he was a volatile nutter.
I thought it was universally accepted that the kill shot was a stray CIA bullet from an accidental discharge after the first Oswald shot.FBI fella in the car has said JFK got a bullet in the neck, (front) as well. No idea how credible that is mind.
I thought it was universally accepted that the kill shot was a stray CIA bullet from an accidental discharge after the first Oswald shot.
That's a theory from a book called 'Mortal Error' by Bonar Menninger and whilst it's a decent theory it's not only NOT universally accepted it doesn't fit with any objective evidence at all, either witness, ballistic or acoustic.I thought it was universally accepted that the kill shot was a stray CIA bullet from an accidental discharge after the first Oswald shot.
I think the agent generally accepted as firing it died fairly recently.
The hospital were refused the autopsy and JFK was promptly moved elsewhere for that.
I wonder how different the western world would be, if that day had not occurred.
There were no frontal shots or frontal wounds.frontal?
You sure it wasn't Roberto Carlos shooting?There were no frontal shots or frontal wounds.
If you're looking for no frontal attack or shots, it's got to be Oumar Niasse, unless Kennedy was shot one day in Hull.You sure it wasn't Roberto Carlos shooting?
Reckon that's why his locker disappeared?If you're looking for no frontal attack or shots, it's got to be Oumar Niasse, unless Kennedy was shot one day in Hull.
My other universally accepted theory is that you are really Oddball.That's a theory from a book called 'Mortal Error' by Bonar Menninger and whilst it's a decent theory it's not only NOT universally accepted it doesn't fit with any objective evidence at all, either witness, ballistic or acoustic.
That theory was based on the Zapruder film being tampered with.