<MELAY
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On Mar 27, 11:54 am, "firefly" <firefly
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> <bill_hi
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> news:575ab0ea-600b-44a1-a495-51922170aff1@d21g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> > Take it for what it's worth. Here's the link:
> >http://www.nbc30.com/news/15712020/detail.html
> Clearly he did not.
> Sirhan was up on a 4 foot high table, firing horizontally. Senator Kennedy
> was shot from behind in a sharply upward angle.
> The resulting bullet hole evidence supporting this: Ceiling tiles, door
> jams, were removed and promptly lost.
> There were TWO witnesses who saw the body guard to Kennedy firing a pistol
> from his hip up into Kennedy. One said it was intentional, the other said
> it was accidental. Both were not allowed to testify.
> The mob had a lot of control of cities in America back then.
> ---firefly
>Please inform forum members which witness/witnesses >said Sirhan had
>been standing on a 4 foot high table.
After checking the preponderence of material, I stand on the floor,
corrected on this.
I had read it recently online, and was amazed I hadn't understood it to be
the case before. It was reported on that page in error.
>Please inform forum members of the names of the two >witnesses who said
>Thane Cesar had shot RFK.
Wikipedia says it was 3 witnesses to Thane Cesar shooting into Kennedy, not
2.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirhan_Sirhan In other reports, there were 2 witnesses, one a newsman.
The name of one is Donald Schulman, who is the witness who believed Thane
Cesar's attempt to shoot back at Sirhan caused him to shoot Kennedy, as he
reports he observed happen. One place this was testified was on KNXT news
with Jerry Dunphy on June 5, 1968.
The other one or two witnesses are elusive at the moment, as they are not
found in my immediate search, and I need to get back to work.
There is, however, newly found additional evidence to support the veracity
of a second shooter.
The shots in the kitchen pantry was recorded on audio tape by Stanislaw
Pruszynski, a freelance newspaper reporter who was covering Senator
Kennedy's presidential campaign for the Montreal Gazette.
Pruszynski had made the recording with a battery-powered portable cassette
tape recorder and an attached microphone. Pruszynski's tape has become the
only known sound recording of the Robert F. Kennedy assassination and
analysis of it has only just begun.
On February 21, 2008, scientific results that conclude the recording
reveals a second gun in the assassination were presented at the American
Academy of Forensic Sciences annual meeting in Washington DC for further
study and peer review.
---Firefly
