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JFK Assassination Discussion. (Moderated)
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Was Walter Cronkite trying to tell us something that he couldn't say?
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Sorry I can't provide links but go to sugarm Flickr and I have photos of a broadcast by Cronkite which I'm sure most are familiar with where he shows photos on air. In one he's saying here's a picture of Johnson and standing beside him is Gov. Connally and he adds for some strange reason " right... more »
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Gun dealer in Irving
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A gun dealer in Irving told investigators that a man named Oswald left a rifle to have it mounted with a telescopic sight yet the gun that Oswald purchased had a sight already attached. Who was the gun dealer and did Oswald have a second gun or is it another guy called Oswald? Was this a common name at this time?... more »
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Why Does Tomnln Continue To ....
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[link] Post Fraudulent Video's ? : Note : Most replies taken from : The Kennedy Assassination By John McAdams [link] ...Gil on : LBJ told Sen, Richard Russell via phone that the Warren Commission was a fraud. The Commission's purpose was to "rubber-stamp" Hoover's FBI... more »
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Speer vs Speer ...... !
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[link] I thought I'd heard it all and seen it all until I saw this . This is worse than 'self inflicted dualing scars' . Comments ? End .... tl ... .. .
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Ruby's hat goes for $53,775 ..
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<quote on> Jack Ruby’s signature fedora commanded $53,775 Saturday at an auction of items linked to the assassination of John F. Kennedy. ..... The shackles that Ruby wore when he lay dying at Parkland Memorial Hospital sold for $11,054. The chain, believed to have been used to prevent his body from being... more »
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That wasn't Oswald shot in DPD basement(Dont shoot me I'm just the
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Sad but true. Hard to believe so I have to try to prove it to you and thank the lord for You tube!!! Look at the film and stop frame or zoom whatever you can and look at the supposed Oswald. Don't look at the published photo. Still photos are childs play to alter. Altering movie film is extremely difficult. Among a few of my laymens jobs I've had... more »
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