Okay, I'm sorry I came in here like I was the first person to ever discover this stuff. It's been discussed here recently, which I would have known had I done a little more research. Like I said, I had seen it in bits and pieces, but seeing it all together blew my mind a little bit. The 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, was assassinated on November 22, 1963, while riding in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. [2] Mary Moorman took the photo using a Polaroid Highlander 80A. I wanted to post a comment on your blog but couldn't. It's not the first time I've had this trouble. You need to change your blog' s system.

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In 1992 Kerry Thornley appeared on the television show A Current Affair and said he had been part of a conspiracy to kill President Kennedy. His co-comspirators were two men he called ‘Brother-in-Law’ and ‘Slim’. Thornley also denied having been responsible for framing Oswald, whom Thornley had befriended in the Marines: ‘I would gladly have killed Kennedy, but I would never have betrayed Oswald.’ He added, ‘I wanted [Kennedy] dead. I would have shot him myself.’ Thornley has also claimed that he and Oswald were the products of a genetic engineering experiment carried out by a secret neo-Nazi sect of eugenicists called the Vril Society, and that the two of them had been manipulated since childhood by Vril overlords. a b Sabato, Larry J. (2014). "Echoes from Dealey Plaza". The Kennedy Half-Century: The Presidency, Assassination, and Lasting Legacy of John F. Kennedy. New York: Bloomsbury (published 2013). p.154. ISBN 978-1-62040-282-5. Archived from the original on February 27, 2023 . Retrieved February 26, 2023.Authentic News with Jim Fetzer, October 31, 2023 Hour 1 – Republic Broadcasting Network on Paul Craig Roberts, The Israeli-Hamas Conflict is a Continuation of the 9/11 Plot Gordon Arnold, the military man in the Moorman photo, speaks about what he saw on the Grassy Knoll(9 mins.): A brief clip(10 mins.) from ‘The Men Who Killed Kennedy’ series discussing Tom Wilson’s research indicating that JFK’s fatal head shot came from the Dealey Plaza storm drain below: In 1976, when the Senate Intelligence Committee was probing the role of the intelligence agencies in investigating the assassination, it found another pose in the same series of pictures. This was in the possession of a Dallas policeman's widow, the former Mrs. Roscoe White. She said her husband had told her it would be very valuable one day. As the polite prose of the congressional Assassinations Committee was to put it later. Policeman White had "acquired" the picture in the course of his duties after the assassination. A fellow officer has mentioned making "numerous" copies of the Oswald pictures for his colleagues. However, even if this particular print was intended merely as a keepsake, why was there no copy of it in the evidence assembled for the official inquiry? It reflects, at best, astonishingly sloppy handling of evidence. Several officers must have known about this version of the photograph in 1963, for it shows Oswald in a stance with the rifle which was copied in police reenactment experiments. Perhaps, indeed, they once knew of more copies. The last act of this comedy of police work does nothing to still the suspicions of those who suspect hanky-panky with the rifle poses. (3) Matthew Smith, JFK: The Second Plot (1992)

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The House Select Committee on Assassinations releases its long-awaited report. The conspiracy-minded do find validation (“President John F. Kennedy was probably assassinated as a result of a conspiracy”), but the report dismisses most theories circulated to date: Soviet, Cuban (pro- and anti-Castro), Mafia, and U.S. intelligence involvement. When they (Lee Harvey Oswald and Marina Oswald) arrived at Dallas, again, agents of the government were conspicuous by their absence. Eventually Oswald would be interviewed by the FBI in a meeting which was both superficial and undramatic. Lee Harvey Oswald had just come quietly home. No threats, no grillings, no arrest, no imprisonment, no unpleasant scenes. Exactly the kind of homecoming one would expect a CIA agent to have when returning from a mission in Russia. (4) Matthew Smith, JFK: The Second Plot (1992) House Select Committee on Assassinations Final Assassination Report – Appendix to Hearings (Report). Vol.VI. United States Government Printing Office. 1979. Who Speaks For Roscoe White?" and "A Few Words From an 'Amateur Sleuth'" by David B. Perry - http://dperry1943.com/roscoew.html - http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/sleuth.htm

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McAdams, John (2011). JFK Assassination Logic: How to Think About Claims of Conspiracy. Potomac Books. ISBN 978-1-59797-489-9. Marita Lorenz, a CIA operative who had been Fidel Castro’s mistress, told the New York Daily News in 1977 that she had accompanied Lee Harvey Oswald and an assassination squad to Dallas a few days before Kennedy was killed. She identified her companions in the trip as CIA operative (and future Watergate burglar) Frank Sturgis and four Cuban exiles: Orlando Bosch, Pedro Diaz Lang and two brothers named Novis. The men were members of ‘Operation 40’, a group of about 30 anti-Castro Cubans and their American advisors originally formed by the CIA in 1960 for the bay of Pigs invasion. Lorenz later stated that Sturgis had been one of the actual gunmen and that he told her after the assassination, ‘You could have been part of it – you know, part of history. You should have stayed. It was safe. Everything was covered in advance. No arrests, no real newspaper investigation. It was all covered, very professional.’ Sturgis denies that there is any truth to Lorenz’ story. However, he once said that the FBI questioned him about the assassination right after it happened, because the agents said, ‘Frank, if there’s anybody capable of killing the President of the United States, you’re the guy who can do it.’

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Fetzer's "Six Shooters" post has been up for a month and a half. No one's commented until now. What's that tell you about how Americans and JFK assassination researchers care about the most significant American political event up to 911? It is anomalies like these that keep the mystery of the assassination alive—and have brought the otherwise unremarkable American Gothic family of Roscoe and Geneva White into the public light. A Lean-Mouthed Marine You miss the not only the practical consequence of the assassination (a very illegal change of government, i.e., a coup d'etat), you also don't seem to understand the consequences of it that remain today. Obviously, there aren't many people left who can be charged for this crime, but that's not important.. What's important is how exposing the truth would affect the people of the U.S. Roscoe White was part of the Radical Right rogues within the Dallas Police Department. Ron Lewis says (IIRC) that he also knew General Walker.

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Patricia N. Saffran, The Unlawful Assault on Ezekiel’s Masterpiece, the Arlington Reconciliation Memorial - James H. Fetzer on Patricia N. Saffran, The George Washington Equestrian Statue in Union Square NYC is Under Siege A: The last time I saw Roscoe White was over in Honolulu and that was about '59. I had no liaison with White, you know, after that. I wasn't even aware that he was possibly in the Plaza until some researchers indicated that to me by pictures and I identified him as working at the radar complex from pictures that researchers had shown me stating he was in Dallas. Files age at the time (21) along with his claim that he was alone behind the fence, were the two things that made me draw the conclusion that he was paid to make this claim.

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He said his father, Rosoce White, was "a member of the Right Wing of the CIA." Only an ignoramus would say that. There never was and never will be any such thing as "the Right Wing of the CIA." The Lone Gunman Theory is scrutinized by Life in a comprehensive dissection of the rifle shots. There’s “reasonable—and disturbing—doubt” that Oswald acted alone, the story says; the two shots in the Zapruder film go off within a second of each other, but Oswald’s rifle needed twice that long.But, until the government tells the truth in the media and in the record books, there are still guilty criminals hiding things are meaningful TODAY.