I bought his book about 15 years ago. The paperwork that came with it also included an autographed picture of him on the day of the shooting. It also had his home phone number. I called him up on a quiet Sunday afternoon. I had no idea he would just pick up the phone! I had one of the most amazing chats with the 3rd wounded man! Too much to write about here, but I did ask him "Why were you down in DP that day?" He said that he had met some good looking red head and brought her down to check out the President being in town. I think she later became his wife. Such an awesome guy. He didn't know it, but he changed my life just talking to such an eye witness to one the worst days in this country's history.

@James-os9ku

2 жыл бұрын

What's the name of the book, please ?

@murphymary1015

Жыл бұрын

he passed 3 month after this interview.

@stevealexander130

Жыл бұрын

@@murphymary1015 i double checked and you're right!

@CityBoy5705

Жыл бұрын

That's Excellent 👍

@yasharali2495

Жыл бұрын

I bought his personal copy of the book, "Harvey and Lee" from him months before this interview. Very nice and honest Man.

Wow! I had heard of a man suffering a superficial cheek wound near the underpass that day. I’m glad he was interviewed for this video. I had no idea he had written a book and took the stance that he outlined regarding there being a coup to oust the President. I may try to get a copy of his book and check it out. Also hard to believe that he lived only 99 more days after this interview. May he RIP.

@TELEVISIONARCHIVES

2 жыл бұрын

Sadly he did this to make money and not to tell the truth.

@blancarugerio39

2 жыл бұрын

@@TELEVISIONARCHIVES What the true ?

@rogerkatakowski323

2 жыл бұрын

That was the curb bullet strike, not from the sixth flr.

@thetruth72667

2 жыл бұрын

Very good book & he’s very brave! Being honest got a lot of people killed but he still choose honor over the lies.

@patdwyer5204

2 жыл бұрын

@@thetruth72667 What is the Book Title? I'd like to read it. What he said in this clip has been shown, recorded and documented elsewhere(LBJ mistress talking about LBJ taking credit afterwards and boasting the night before, etc.). Always lost in the shuffle are the known planned assassination attempts in Chicago(Trip canceled) and in Tampa/Miami(Motorcade canceled.... Helicopter used instead, etc.).

I too was there on that terrible day. I was standing on the corner of main and Houston streets. Prior to the arrival of the limousine I saw Oswald and his rifle in the 6th floor. I advised a policeman in an existing picture that includes me, however his response was “ it’s probably a secret service agent”. As I began to walk away, I heard the first shot, then two quickly consecutive shots, then a fourth shot. The head shot came from the grassy knoll where police and bystanders were running toward the area because of the shot. Oswald may have shot Kennedy, but the kill shot came from the grassy knoll. I wrote to the Warren Commission who never responded to my letter. Guess they didn’t want a 4th shot or a second assassin. I’m 78 now but I’ll never forget that day.

@neil2550

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you,God bless

@jimmywilkinson9190

2 жыл бұрын

It was Zapruders buddy Erwin Schwartz that shot from the cement pergola .

@stewartj3407

2 жыл бұрын

@Robert Hill please seek mental help, your family is worried about you. Take a break from KZread for awhile.

@Huffy1001

Жыл бұрын

Hi Robert, thanks for replyin’ with your honest comment👍🏻I think we’re pretty sure 100% Oswald was up there he may’ve been part of a ‘Sniper’s Nest’ as a fingerprint of hitman Malcolm Wallace was also found up there🤔

@55rhill

Жыл бұрын

@@Huffy1001 Thanks for your comment. It was a terrible day for a 19 year old college student who cut classes that day to see the President. I’ll never forget.

Amazing. I’m both surprised and glad he has remained alive to tell his testimony.

@randyharris3175

2 жыл бұрын

Remained alive what the hell does that mean? Lol

@marydahm6851

2 жыл бұрын

@@randyharris3175 Lots of witnesses and people involved were killed in mysterious ways, like being shot in the back of the head and having it ruled as suicide. Look ‘em up. I’m glad he has been spared.

@HooDie-Trench-GoTh2022

2 жыл бұрын

@@marydahm6851 yep . The hit list compendium.

@randyharris3175

2 жыл бұрын

@@RichardM333 I read that soap opera dont insult my intelligence you're talking to a pro here.

@Kayte-tv2cw

2 жыл бұрын

@@randyharris3175 Are you going to answer the question that I posted yesterday on your other comment? The comment I am speaking about is when you said that it had been proven that LBJ’s mistress, Madeleine Brown, had lied when she said that LBJ was complicit in the assassination. I want to know exactly where you found proof that Madeleine Brown lied.

James Tague died in Feb 2014 3 months after this interview

@Huffy1001

9 ай бұрын

R.I.P Sir👍🏻

Oswald was not the shooter LBJ had president Kennedy killed because he was gonna be dropped from the ticket as vice president, the CIA Was involved in this murder & Oswald was just a patsy, there were 4 shooters 2 near the book depository & 1 behind the grassy knoll & 1 near the Railroad tracks, my uncle was there in Texas when this faithful day happened & he said there was definitely 1 shooter behind the grassy knoll he said the bullet came from the front that hit president Kennedy in the temple that blew his head off, he had blood splatter on his white shirt near the grassy knoll he still had that shirt & I saw it , he's dead now but my cousins still have that shirt after 59 yrs it still has Kennedys blood on it.

@elijahrivera2858

4 ай бұрын

About 6 shooters. Read Cory Hughes Warning from History book.

@barryirvin2417

2 ай бұрын

Six shooters ? Lol . And they all got away . ? 🙈🙃

Tague died just about three months after this interview.

Tague passed away three months after this interview at age 77.

When Warren Report true believers say "somebody would have talked..." Um, yeah, hundreds HAVE TALKED!

@tennispro561

2 жыл бұрын

Including Madeline Duncan Brown ..and about 50 key eyewitnesses who were eliminated

@mikeivey7167

2 жыл бұрын

Matt. You are correct. But trolls like Randy Harris will tell you differently. My suggestion is that after he insults you, just ignore the damn fool. I try, but, I give the insults back. They are truth deniers like the demoncRATs in D.C! There are a great many, tens of millions, who know the govt lies, but will tell you they didn’t in this case!

@reijosalminen7502

2 жыл бұрын

Talked, yes, but not proved.

@marknorwood7521

2 жыл бұрын

Yep! And it's ALL been Covered Up OR "Silenced" in one way or another.

@mikeivey7167

2 жыл бұрын

@@marknorwood7521 Absolutely. The WC Was and is a major coverup of the JFK murder. The Federal government had no legal right to “investigate” this case. NONE! The fools who stand by the WC are just plain numbskulls! It just screams Coverup.

Thank you for all the remarkable videos you have posted. Have you done any interviews on your intriguing collection? I listen to black op radio. Len Osanic does a show every Thursday on the assassinations as well as some other topics. I'd love to hear your story of how you got started & how you found so many wonderful videos on his show or anyone else's show. The great thing about Black Op Radio is it commercial free because Len has his own studio. I intend no disservice to other sites who need to have sponsors to get their information out.

Bystander, James Tague, was standing by the underpass on Commerce St. during the shooting. Toward the end of the shooting sequence, he was struck on the cheek by either a fragment of bullet or a concrete fragment of the curb. This was a separate shot from any other in the Plaza and because of this additional shot, The Warren Commission was forced to create the absurd single-bullet theory because there was not enough time in the shooting sequence for this extra shot from that particular rifle.

@gregoryfrickey1715

9 ай бұрын

IM NOT SUPRISED AT ALL

such an important witness to it all....he was hit by fragments of assassin's bullet. warren commission ignored him. bless u mr tague.

This mans analysis is spot on.

@johncooper7663

Жыл бұрын

No it's not. He wouldn't last 5 minutes answering questions.

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

@lesszhazanz - except he is NULL & VOID OF EVIDENCE

@truthadvocacy

11 ай бұрын

@@johncooper7663 He lasted 5 minutes in this interview.

Everything he says is 100% true very brave of him and he was there on the day a true eye witness

@SnowBase

2 жыл бұрын

Heres one of the real shooters, much more detail, this is nothing. kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z2ysyrqMcb2wn8o.html

@billybilly1284

2 жыл бұрын

Lol wtf. Brave? No. He’s just telling what he saw. Stfu and stop being so dramatic

@stewartj3407

2 жыл бұрын

There’s not one shred of evidence to support this nonsense.Conspiracy books bring in more money than the truthful, more evidence based ones. At least come up with a theory that is believable, that people can get behind, this is too radical even for moderate conspiracy theorists.

@johncooper7663

Жыл бұрын

Bowers was a drunk. He crashed his car years after he testified. Try again.

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

@ajays - he has NO EVIDENCE

No comment about mentioning that it was the first shot that missed Kennedy that Tague was struck by concrete.

@AMC2283

2 жыл бұрын

Which is why they had to change their tune about two to jfk and one to Connolly

Well said, Mr Tague.

I am currently reading LAST SECOND IN DALLAS by Josiah Thompson. I highly recommend. Awesome read!

Finally someone that's telling the truth

@johncooper7663

Жыл бұрын

Not this guy.

@b.abrackus6403

Жыл бұрын

@@johncooper7663 DB Cooper....did you ever find all your money after you high jacked the airliner?

@johncooper7663

Жыл бұрын

@@b.abrackus6403 I never lost it. I planted some in an area a long way from the jump landing spot.

Three railroad workers on the overpass said the shots came from the grassy knoll and they were NOT questioned by the warren report , one of them , they lied and said he told them the shots came from the book depository . Johnson bent over in his seat at the time of the shots , then asked if they were shooting at him. When he was sworn in , a big Texan Congressman behind him gave him a big smile and wink ! Johnson was all smiles as Jackie Kennedy stood with her husbands blood still on her. Johnson would not run in 68 because he was afraid they'd shoot him if he ended the Vietnam war as Kennedy was going to do . That is how the Joint Chiefs of Staff got rid of a President they didn't like . Times have changed !

@Autshot20

2 жыл бұрын

@LonnieToth: The WC completely discounted the railroad workers' statements. Besides not calling any of them to testify, the WC did not call Bill Newman who was closest to JFK at the time of the fatal shot. Very selective on which witnesses they called.

@robertromero8692

2 жыл бұрын

@@Autshot20 A “select few”?? The Warren Commission, by itself and independent of the FBI, took the sworn testimony of 489 witnesses, many in great depth. In addition, 61 witnesses gave sworn affidavits and 2 gave statements, for a total of 552 witnesses.

@robertromero8692

2 жыл бұрын

“Johnson would not run in 68 because he was afraid they'd shoot him if he ended the Vietnam war” Funny how the all-powerful “they” didn’t shoot Nixon, who DID withdraw from Vietnam.

@lonnietoth5765

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertromero8692 How old are you Robert & Where the %$#& were you ? Nixon escalated the war !

@robertromero8692

2 жыл бұрын

@@lonnietoth5765 Nixon withdrew the troops that Johnson sent. Fact.

This channel is maintained by an archivist. 🙏 Profound Thanks!

@Kayte-tv2cw

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Thank you so much, Helmer Reenberg!!

@maryhalverson5713

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kayte-tv2cw This should be on every mainstream news channel but the CIA would never allow that. In honor of our fallen president, his wish that the CIA be cast to the wind should be carried out.

@noblehillministerprophet8689

2 жыл бұрын

? What’s an archivist???

@votemonty1815

2 жыл бұрын

@@noblehillministerprophet8689 basically, a record keeper. In this case: old news clips.

@SnowBase

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z2ysyrqMcb2wn8o.html Real shooter

Can't you people see how easy it is to frame someone. You set up a snipers nest, leave the rifle, left some bullets on the floor.. and then you point your fingers blaming someone. You should be ashamed of yourself if you don't see this was a conspiracy.

@peterfraser9070

4 ай бұрын

"You set up a snipers nest, leave the rifle, left some bullets on the floor.": People saw a shooter in that window and saw the rifle being fired. Non-government investigations test fired rifles and found that the 3 casings always landed in the same way as found after Oswald shot Kennedy from that window; one casing over more by itself after the first missed shot and then 2 casings close together after the 2nd and 3rd shots.

@peterfraser9070

4 ай бұрын

No, it's not so simple to frame someone at all. The evidence wouldn't bear it out. And besides, just think, Oswald was just sitting downstairs while someone else is using the rifle Oswald smuggled in that morning? Why wouldn't Oswald have gone outside to see the President? The real assassins didn't care that their "patsy" could easily be seen by anyone downstairs or outside and it would destroy their plot to frame him? Come on.

Imagine standing just 10-100ft away from the president being murdered, having to relive that trauma all of your life, and then 60 years later some punk ass kid or young adult who was neither there nor born, tells you that what you seen and heard was wrong because it doesn't match with what the government ran schools tells them 😂😂 what a world

I always wondered..... WHY DID city of Dallas move the freeway sign? It’s now harder to see it? It doesn’t make sense!

(2) Ed Clark headed a law firm in Austin. He and Johnson had been close friends since the 1930's. Clark was the go-to man for anyone who needed anything done in the state of Texas. As soon as someone went to Clark with a problem he needed solved, the Senate Majority leader was on side, and then it was unlikely there was anything which could not be done. The people whose co-operation was needed would be approached and paid off from Johnson's slush fund, and they would never have breathed a word of anything they knew, if they knew what was good for them. If anyone was in the way or presented a problem which could not be solved any other way, Mac Wallace would attend to it. President Kennedy was in the way. Johnson needed to seize the Presidency without delay, because this was the only way he could get the Senate investigations stopped. Kennedy could not be removed any other way but by being killed. If Johnson had waited, it is likely Kennedy would have been forced from office because of a scandal surrounding his philandering with an East German woman believed to be a spy. But the Senate investigations might have uncovered enough to cause Johnson to be forced out of the Vice-Presidency and indicted before that could happen. What did happen, and would not have happened if Lee Oswald had been the assassin and acted alone, is the clear pointer to the fact that Johnson was behind it. The murder happened in Dallas County, in the state of Texas, so the laws of the state of Texas applied, and conferred jurisdiction on the authorities of Dallas County. That meant no one but the Dallas County Medical Examiner could perform the autopsy, or there would be no autopsy report which would be admissible in court. No one but the Dallas County District Attorney could lay charges, and any murder trial could be held nowhere else but the Dallas County Courthouse. If Lee Oswald, acting alone, had been guilty, the Dallas County Medical Examiner would have taken posession of Kennedy's body and would have performed the autopsy. His report would have given an accurate account of Kennedy's wounds, and would have been used, as the law required, to establish in law that Kennedy's suspicious death was a homicide. Oswald would have been transferred, under tight security, to the Dallas County jail, and few outside Dallas would ever have heard of Jack Ruby. A grand jury would have convened, and considered the evidence against Oswald. If there was sufficient evidence against him, it would have handed down true bills of indictment, and he would have stood trial, at tghe Dallas County Courthouse, and, if convicted, would have received an appropriate sentence. (Continued in another comment).

@lonnietoth5765

2 жыл бұрын

David S. Loftin pointed that out in his great book " Best Evidence " and the movie " Parkland " verified it ! Johnson was a rat %$#& ! Kennedy should have dropped him as V.P. when he was still alive.

@lonnietoth5765

2 жыл бұрын

Tell him not to pick LBJ as Vice Pres. .

@freeguy77

2 жыл бұрын

Mac Wallace was on the 6th floor, fired a shot but it missed the limo. A tough shot to make with him on the SW corner of the building. Oswald was never on the SE side, as he exclaimed that evening to reporters: "I'm just a patsy!" And then when asked by a reporter if he shot JFK, he replied negatively, thereby refuting the nonsense of the WCR of him "seeking publicity" when he wanted none as a double agent for the U.S. "I didn't shoot anybody, no sir!" As to the Dallas M.E., Dr. Earl Rose, the Secret Service forcibly broke the law by manhandling him and anyone else who got in their way (showing their guns), stealing the coffin and on orders from LBJ, taking it aboard the aircraft to Bethesda Naval Hospital, where the two novice M.E.'s (both never treated gunshot wounds) were under orders from superiors to NOT track the bullet(s) through the head and other restrictions. A scam of an autopsy resulted, with phony pics of the rear of Kennedy's head that were partially blasted away, but showing a full skull, trying to pin the blame on the innocent Oswald!

@freeguy77

2 жыл бұрын

Kennedy was vulnerable, not only for his numerous affairs with questionable women (ex, Ellen Rometsch, still alive today at 85, the East German spy--who RFK as Atty Gen., got her kicked out and back to E. Ger.), but also Judith Campbell Exner, the paramour of Chicago mobster Sam Giancana (murdered in 1975, to silence him). Also, Kennedy was taking a number of drugs (steroids and amphetamines, by a quack doctor Max Jacobsen--nicknamed "Dr. Feelgood") to relieve his back pain, and his Addison's disease that was hidden from the public during the '60 campaign and his prior Congress elections. These negatives could have finally been exposed by a more aggressive press in 1964, or before his end date of Jan. 20, 1969 if re-elected as was most likely under the press then believing a president's private life was not their business to inquire or reveal.

@wemustconfrontrealitynow3205

2 жыл бұрын

@@freeguy77Your mention of the scam autopsy photos touches on one of the most mysterious aspects of the assassination: the murder of J.D. Tippit. A witness stated that the killer definitely was not Oswald. It was said he bore such a remarkable resemblance to President Kennedy that his nickname amongst his work colleagues was 'Jack'. It has been suggested that the conspirators needed a body double for President Kennedy. Using it for scam autopsy photos makes this suggestion credible, and provides a clear reason for Tippit's murder.

There is a bullet gouge in the concrete traffic island which separates that 4 lane. It lines up perfectly with the DalTex building. I've seen it and videotaped it.

@stephenjablonsky1941

2 жыл бұрын

There was a shooter in the 6th floor window but it wasn't Oswald.

@stddisclaimer8020

2 жыл бұрын

@Wes Mcgee: What you refer to is far more likely to be a stray shot from the rifle of Charles Whitman than one from of any (fictional) JFK conspirator.

@jimmyc8049

8 ай бұрын

How can we view this video?

There was a shooter in the drain that's not forget about that

Does anybody have a time machine. I want to go back to November 22 and tell JFK not to pass through Dealey Plaza.

@Peff2001

2 жыл бұрын

What makes you think the world would be a better place? For all we know, is JFK didn't die there may have been a WW3.

@regenahregenah6510

2 жыл бұрын

If didnt take place in Dallas clould gave happen anyplace if he survied still clould have happen.maybe his family member could be targets.

@Peff2001

2 жыл бұрын

@Wilt Chamberlain is the GOAT That's not my point. The world would be completely different and nobody would know how. Maybe if he survived a lot of good things would have happened as well but there will be no way of knowing.

@NkrumahTure

2 жыл бұрын

The SS probably would have told you to get lost. If you could go back in time, a week prior to the Texas trip would be more like it. Get to Washington D.C., and try to secure a private meeting with RFK, and inform him that you are from the 21st century, and what is going to happen. Show him a future newspaper article about it, maybe that ridiculous Warren Report as well.. Now that would get JFK's attention, then you'd meet him to explain it. But, too bad time travel isn't possible. Let's not forget the theoretical paradox of time travel. Since it already happened, that assassination would still occur even if the Dallas attempt were thwarted. It'll still happen somewhere else in the country.

@tennispro561

2 жыл бұрын

@@Peff2001 NO Vietnam , no watergate , no loss of belief in government if JFK serves two terms and Bobby 2 more after him....you DOPES

He's correct J.E.Hoover was involved

@Huffy1001

9 ай бұрын

Yes I think LBJ’s connection to Malcolm Wallace, Hoover’s hirin’ of Marine Sharpshooters, De Moehrenschildt’s friendship with Oswald, Grassy Knoll / Railroad Tracks prob. CIA trained Mafia Hitmen, sounds like an organised ‘Hit’ then there were the people who were connected to these people Zapruder to De Moehrenschildt’s Sister, and De Moehrenschildt to Jackie Onassis (as a child)…

@brianstevensii938

2 ай бұрын

​@@Huffy1001 Oh yeah. There you go man. Right on.

Is this in 2021? Smart guy and great memory

@jrussellcase

2 жыл бұрын

It was 2013, but I doubt it was the 22nd, despite what the title says. I was there that day for the 50th anniversary. It was crowded, freezing and drizzling rain all day.

@HawklordLI

2 жыл бұрын

This is from 2013, he died in 2014.

Let’s also not forget that all rooftop security was removed prior to the motorcade passing through. Not at all suspect.

This guy has the issue figured out "" bang on!!"" Without any doubt .."" A COUP "".

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

he had no facts

The Carcano rifle and the shells were planted. The Serial number on the Dallas Carcano is not matched by the 40 That Klein's had in their stock. The postal papers for purchase of the rifle by mail do not have the 2 stamp marks a real such document would have. The woman who managed the boarding house where Oswald lived identified the rifle as belonging to Oswald. But ... She turned out to be a Federal agent!!! And the ID card in Oswald's wallet gives the name Alex Hiddell. This is the same name given on the phony Post Office papers used to buy a rifle by mail order. But the CIA also used that name for agents in undercover operations to identify each other. Oswald tried to call someone in North Carolina to verify he was an under cover CIA agent. The Dallas Police operators lied when the phone call did not go through. But in fact the call never was even made. They just lied when they said no one answered. No one answered because the call was never made. Oswald was also an FBI informant. He spoke of the Cosa Nostra. This was a fictitious name from the Joe Valdacci flipping against the mafia. It was a secret investigation Oswald somehow knew about. There is no evidence Oswald was a killer. There is huge evidence a powerful player(s) set him up.

@kevinpantera4429

2 жыл бұрын

No dought. And Jack Ruby rubbed him out. Everybody knew Oswald was a dead man.

@josephtraficanti689

2 жыл бұрын

Johnson was a corrupt politician who was under investigation. The Billy Sol Estes affair was one of these incidents going on. Details would be available for anyone who wants to know. Just go to Wikipedia. So what of it? The 1964 election would be starting up two months after November 1963. Johnson had little time to act on his Kennedy problems. Do not forget Robert was the Attorney General. He had to be made ineffective by Johnson being President. If John remained alive, Johnson would not be the Vice President after 1964 election because Good old Lyndon would be in jail. We see here why Johnson was out to get Kennedy. The mafia must have had a desire to know Robert out of power because of the huge number of mafia convictions he obtained as well. The CIA was involved because Kennedy was out to get the CIA "busted into a thousand Pieces". Camelot had a lot going on behind the scenes.

He is right. Johnson was behind it. He thought he was entitled to the Democratic Nomination in 1960. As the Senate Majority Leader, he was the senior Democrat, and this young upstart, the junior Senator from Massachusetts, sidestepped the usual process for selecting the nominee by winning the primaries and won on the first ballot. Johnson asked Sam Rayburn to swing his support behind him for the second ballot, and Rayburn said, 'Lyndon, there ain't gonna be no second ballot'. Kennedy had trodden on Johnson, a very dangerous thing to do. Kennedy had chosen Senator Stuart Symington as his Vice-Presidential nominee, but Jonhson went to see him that night, and demanded the Vice-Presidential slot be given to him, blackmailing him by threatening to use information given him by J. Edgar Hoover, a close friend of his, of Kennedy's playing up with other women. Kennedy gave in, and as a result, he was a dead man walking. The only thing which would have saved his life would have been if he was defeated by Dick Nixon. At first, Johnson was thinking, 'He's got Addison's Disease; he'll die in office, but Kennedy was receiving new treatments for his condition, and his health seemed to be holding. Meanwhile, Johnson was in big trouble as a result of two scandals, the cotton allotments scandal and the Bobby Baker scandal. The first resulted from the activities of Billie Sol Estes, who had set up a scheme to divert subsidies for cotton growing, which had defrauded the Federal Government of $21 million. Henry Marshall (1909-1961), a US Department of Agriculture investgator, was looking into this matter and had to be stopped, because simply following the money trail would have led to Johnson. Most of the money had gone into Johnson's slush fund. Marshall was offered a promotion to Washington, but saw this as an attempt to buy him off, and refused. He was then found dead, shot five times in the abdomen with his own rifle, on June 3, 1961. His death was described in the autopsy report as a suicide, despite investigating police saying it wasn't like any suicide they had ever seen. What really happened was that after Marshall refused the promotion and was intent on continuing his investigation, Johnson said to his personal assassin, Mac Wallace, 'Get rid of him'. Wallace went to Marshall's farm intending to knock him out with a blow to the head and sit him in his vehicle with a hose running from the exhaust pipe and through a nearly closed window, with the engine running, the usual method of disposing of someone who was in Johnson's way, so his death would be ruled a suicide. But, according to Billie Sol Estes' later recounting of the murder of Marshall, he fought back and Wallace was forced to shoot him with his own rifle. The murder ensured the main focus stayed on Billie Sol Estes, who wisely said nothing about Johnson, but Robert Kennedy was soon leaking information about the case from the Justice Department, in the hope of getting rid of Johnson. This, plus the effect of the Bobby Baker scandal, and impending Senate investigations into both, ensured the pressure on Johnson was unrelenting. (Continued in new comment)

@xochitljustice777

2 жыл бұрын

who's the East German spy

@wemustconfrontrealitynow3205

2 жыл бұрын

@@xochitljustice777 Ellen Rometsch was the East German woman who was believed to be a spy. She had a number of encounters with President Kennedy. If this had become public knowledge, he would have been in the same position as John Profumo. Johnson could have declared this to be unacceptable behavior, and Kennedy would have been forced from office. In fact, it's sad that this didn't happen. Johnson could have seized the Presidency without having Kennedy killed. He would not have lived to advanced age, because of his health problems, but could have lived a longer life, until one of his health problems claimed him.

@tennispro561

2 жыл бұрын

@@wemustconfrontrealitynow3205 Lyndon used that info to force himself on the ticket at the 1960 Dem Convention....I’m sure you’re aware of that already

@NkrumahTure

2 жыл бұрын

@@wemustconfrontrealitynow3205 Excellent analysis.

@youngtruthspitta3655

2 жыл бұрын

I would like to add on to that if you will

Lee Harvey Oswald's name should be cleared, his name should be cleared , as a citizen of this country

@nestorvilla3605

2 жыл бұрын

Lee Harvey Oswald citizen and killer of the president Kennedy and police officer Tippit!!

@AndyHutton1969

2 жыл бұрын

Why? He's obviously the assassin of JFK (overwhelming evidence supports this, no evidence contradicts it) and without question the murderer of Dallas police officer J.D. Tippett (multiple eyewitnesses and physical evidence).

@duncanshropshire8639

2 жыл бұрын

Lee Harvey Oswald did not do that, I have seen the autopsy they have stated that there were powder Burns on the president's head, you should look at the Abraham sapruda film, the driver turns around twice

@AndyHutton1969

2 жыл бұрын

@@duncanshropshire8639so...JFK and Connelly were shot by Secret Service inside the car? Ridiculous. The film doesn't show that and no one saw that.

@mymusic8414

2 жыл бұрын

@@AndyHutton1969 Lee Harvey Oswald did not kill officer JD Tippit, nor did he kill the president. He was a CIA operative who the CIA set up to be the fall guy

Good morning Helmer.

One of the three shots hit a traffic light ...i believe it was the first shot Oswald pumped out. That light is still there. I was 2 when that happened but when i was old enough to understand the day, the past i believe someone wanted all male Kennedys gone and Johnson was part of this.

@paulpitt52

Жыл бұрын

I’d heard that story a while back, on a documentary. Was that traffic light removed and inspected?

@MrAmbassador11

Жыл бұрын

Oswald didn't "pump" any shots.

@kennyhitsman1742

Жыл бұрын

Executive order #11110. The end of the federal reserve. Instead of a dollar of debt - a note that is backed by resources. This is why

@gregoryfrickey1715

9 ай бұрын

JOHNSON WAS IN IT UP TO HIS NECK

James files give the most logical and believable explanation of what happened that day. He was the shooter behind the the fence in back of the grassy knoll!

@aaronz7056

2 жыл бұрын

The guy's a kook and a liar with more stories than the Arabian Knights.

@kevinbell3700

2 жыл бұрын

Then you should report James Files to the authorities as he is alive and has claimed publicly on video to having shot and killed John F. Kennedy. There is no statute of limitations on murder. Also, I'm sure Mr Files will be pleased to know that State of Texas has the death penalty for murder... Let me know how you get on. Thanks.

@aaronz7056

2 жыл бұрын

@@kevinbell3700 Very amusing, and needless to say he has already been long since investigated and nobody believes him. (A) Files claimed he and Oswald were hanging out together in New Orleans in 1961. Oswald was still in Russia in 1961. (B) Files claimed he saw Jack Ruby and mobster John Roselli in a "pancake house" on the morning of Nov 22 1963, and saw the contents of an envelope passed between them which showed alterations to the motorcade route and heard Roselli say "they only made one change." The motorcade route was never changed and had been approved and published in the newspapers days earlier. When telephone records proved Files was in Chicago on Nov 22, he later claimed it was his own, unknown twin brother, whom he subsequently murdered.... (C) Files claimed he hit Kennedy by firing into his *left* temple. Obviously not true. Etc.

@kevinbell3700

2 жыл бұрын

@@aaronz7056 I love the casual admission of murder 'twin brother' twist. If you can kill a president and get away with it then why not get it off your chest... ha. Brilliant.

@metv2363

2 жыл бұрын

@@kevinbell3700 Judyth Vary Baker and her Summer of '63 fantasy romance with Oswald; Beverly Oliver with her "Yashica Super 8 camera that didn't exist in 1963 and her introduction to "Lee Oswald of the CIA" weeks before the assassination, and James Files and his claim to have killed JFK when phone records show he was in Chicago at the time of the shooting. Who believes this nonsense?

You are absolutely right!! The only thing we need to know is who wasn't involved!!!!

This man died in 2014. This interview was in 2013, he told the truth before he died

It was an absolute coup. Very simple. And it’s no coincidence where the assassination took place. For the hit to be successful, the people responsible needed the cooperation of elements of local law enforcement and the city government. A more cooperative and sympathetic city you could not find in the country than in Dallas on 11/22/1963.

@WapTek123

2 жыл бұрын

why do you repeat these lies

@kevinpantera4429

Жыл бұрын

Truth

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

@chaunc - ya still got zero facts

@dlit

Жыл бұрын

The Mayor of Dallas at the time, Earle Cabell, was the brother of the second-in-command at the CIA. JFK fired him and the Director, Allen Dulles, in the aftermath of the Bay of Pigs Fiasco. I've read the Mayor had a hand in changing the motorcade route to take it down Elm Street, right past the Texas Schoolbook Depository Building.

@Chauncey-Holt

Жыл бұрын

@@jb-vb8un No, they’re all facts. You’re just too ignorant.

This guy is on the right track .....

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

he has no facts

@joannewilson6577

9 ай бұрын

@@jb-vb8un And you have the biggest ego and no facts!

Oswald did not!!! do all this...

Damn! All this time I thought Lee Harvey Oswald killed JFK from the TSBD. This guy changed my mind in 5 minutes. He should write a bo....oh that's right never mind.

@johncooper7663

Жыл бұрын

You do know that he is giving opinions, not facts?

A local woman told her story to a local paper decades later, too afraid for years to come forward. She drove into town and parked beside the TSBD just after the motorcade had been through. There was a vehicle with someone at the wheel in the next parking lot. She saw an unknown man - NOT Lee Oswald - carrying a high-powered rifle (she knew that because her husband and sons were gun collectors) leave via a rear door of the TSBD and get into the waiting car which then drove off.

@gregoryfrickey1715

9 ай бұрын

IM NOT SUPRISED AT ALL

@gregoryfrickey1715

9 ай бұрын

OSWALD WAS SET UP TO TAKE THE BLAME

@gregoryfrickey1715

9 ай бұрын

THEN THEY LIE TO THE PRESS ,,,,AND THE PRESS BUY IT ........DUH

@gregoryfrickey1715

9 ай бұрын

ALSO THAT CRAPPY RIFLE WITH A LOOSE SCOPE MOUNT WAS FISHY AS YOU CAN GET

@9Ballr

Ай бұрын

Well, I guess that settles it. Thank goodness this "local woman" came forward years later to solve the case.

Has anyone gone completely over Dealey plaza with a good metal detector and documented it

@Huffy1001

9 ай бұрын

In ‘77/‘78 a Father / Son behind the Grassy Knoll with a Metal Detector found a bullet casin’ that fitted Files rifle…

Of course… interviewer throws in “conspiracy theory” several times.

@kellymeggison9418

2 жыл бұрын

They always have, but Tague handled it very well, I thought! He didnt get angry or spiteful, just explained why his testimony was fact rather than fancy! He spoke well, I thought! I've heard and read that he passed away a few months after this interview, which is sad because we are losing all of the very knowledgeable investigators of this murder/coup! Marrs, Lane, Blevins sr, and now Tague, to name just a few! Fortunately all of thier very well thought out testimony is on video and preserved!

@richardsimons6978

2 жыл бұрын

@@kellymeggison9418 Unfortunately, Tink Thompson is the only investigator left from the old guard of the 60's but many more talented researchers remain and most still have a lot of tread left. What's disturbing is how dumbed-down the 17-30 year olds are. They're the ones that must, for the sake of truth, carry on with this and many other investigations.

ironically the building behind him in the last shot is where the real shooters were, they had a perfect view straight down the street. the question is asked why didnt oswald shoot when the car was coming straight at him, the answer is oswald was in the lunch room and the real shooters were lined up to shoot where they shot

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

but of course, ya offer no proof

Evidence of the strike exists in blowup photos from a Secret Service re-enactment in 1964 where you can see a defect in the traffic light housing. Unfortunately the light was replaced years ago and was never examined. The first shot that this man was hit

Missed shot from the Dal Tex Building, missed shot from sixth floor angle doesn't wash.

Malcolm Wallace, and Native American named Foy in the 6th fl, not Oswald, another shooter on top of the Dal Tex bldg and a shooter on the knoll ( not james files)

I believe Roscoe White was the shooter and Lee Oswald had never touched the rifle they claimed he used.

@stj971

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I don't heat too many ppl discussing him. I agree w you.

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

zip 4 evidence

It was mentioned on the DBD tour that one shot from Oswald had hit the light. They mentioned this arm of the light had been removed. 2016 tour.

@davedillon1372

2 жыл бұрын

Groden was often complaining that Dallas' City Council or something like that was ALWAYS making changes to the markers eg- moving the sign, the fence, little changes like that...

@anthonywilliams9852

Жыл бұрын

Why was the arm of the light moved?

any truth to James Files shooting the fatal shot from the grassy knoll/picket fence?

@timothyernest6429

2 жыл бұрын

No.

@sergiozammel8261

Жыл бұрын

I think Files account was debunked for several reasons ( too much to put here) However , he did roll with some unsavory characters at the time - Nicoletti and Johnny Roselli were some , and are sometimes implicated as hit men.

Where was Oswald during the shooting?

Randy Harris, why would the mistress be a liar? What does she have to lose? Since the old gang have gone to their final rewards wherever that maybe. Now she’s free to tell her story of how evil and corrupt those people were especially the one she was involved with.

@GOOCHIElicker

2 жыл бұрын

Randy is a disinformation agent spewing lies on every jfk video calling himself a "pro" . Yes he is, pro troll

Précieux témoignage 🙏.

Even this guy says it was a conspiracy. It always baffles me why the Warren Commission chose to include Tagues injury when infact they could have said each bullet hit their intended mark and therefore making the JFK theory more believable at the time. The 3rd bullet hit the cars window frame etc ...

Interesting and true

This guy speaks the truth!!

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

if "truth" translates to ring-a-dingbat donut that lost its hole .... then yeeeeah

I was on the top of the grassy knoll the day Kennedy was shot with my girlfriend. We were standing behind the fence and I was so interested in her I didn't see a thing! I thought I heard firecrackers but can''t remember how many popped off. The girl, now my wife of 56 years, didn't hear or see anything either. However, both of us smelled a really strong gunpowder smell! I have always wondered why we smelled that?

@marksmale827

Жыл бұрын

Would you smell gunpowder coming from inside the distant TSBD? I think not. Which does not disprove that a person or persons were firing from elsewhere around Dealey Plaza, but does indicate that a firearm was discharged near where you were standing.

@sjg3890

8 ай бұрын

Smokeless gun powder was the standard then and I imagine a sniper with a silencer attached to his weapon. It sounds more like a decoy.

J Edgar Hoover wasn't the head of the Warren Commission, it was Allen Dulles... right?

Themanmrteaguemakesalotofsense

Always heard it said that if Oswald went to a legitimate trial in 63 he could not have been convicted on the evidence against him and here we are 60 years later STILL completely unsettled and undetermined about this case. What does that tell us ?

I like this man's testimony. Don't know why the interviewer kept pressing him about conspiracy theories.

@mogadon7

2 жыл бұрын

Because they are the truth.

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

he had no facts

The only real information this guy has is what he saw and heard that day. He knows nothing beyond that and if he does please explain how.

If his book was about other conspiracies instead o what happened from his perspective, then who needs it? All of the other stuff is what others got into, we only need to read about him, what brought him to that point, what he heard and saw from his perspective and what happened after when he was left alone.

My parents were close friends of jack ruby. I remember their shock when he shot oswald Oswald. I remember pop cussing and telling mom and she shook her head and mumbling something to the affect of oh God oh god.

@marikafasola8771

2 жыл бұрын

he was in mafia??

@ronaldfulton1175

Жыл бұрын

@@marikafasola8771 Jack Ruby worked for Carlos Marcello. Carlos was the Godfather of Mafia in New Orleans. His "kingdom" was Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Eastern Texas, including Dallas.

Bush Sr. WAS INVOLVED. George de Mohrenschildt (Demornshield) knew the Bush's (Oil Business)

Well, here's the bottom line, where is the head shot bullet ? If it was found behind the car, then the shot came from the front. If it was found in front of the car. Then it came from the rear. No one mentioned where that bullet came to rest. I guess they never found it. Smh

How do you kill a man riding in an open car on a public street in front of hoards of people without being seen? Mount a remotely activated device, just behind the seat, capable of firing two projectiles from point blank range on a slightly upward trajectory. Video synopsis of evidence generated in Dealy Plaza that day to that conclusion. Short version 6:31 kzread.info/dash/bejne/pYJksLCbdaXPlcY.html Long version 19:25 kzread.info/dash/bejne/gmqfzrBpkZjPnLA.html

Oswald wasn't the Shooter, they claim the "Shooter" "Lone Assassin used an Italian Carcano, it's a "Bolt" Action Rifle, a Bolt action rifle can't shoot Bullets close to like an Automatic weapon, if you analyze the shooting, some bullets are a "Half" second apart, that would be Impossible for a Bolt action Rifle, a Carcano would take "3"seconds to load, aim, shoot. At the Fastest Level. Oswald wasn't the Shooter. Lyndon Johnson wanted to be President, Aristotle Onasis wanted Jackie, the US Army wanted the Vietnam War, so it was all planned out. Plus if the "Car" that the President was shot in was a crime scene, "Why did Lyndon Johnson order it to be taken to Washington and have it Cleaned ?" Lyndon Johnson Created the Warren Report, and those that gave information to the Warren report most likely found themselves "Dead" by accidental or "Mysterious" causes, 18 witnesses died within just 3 years, Coincidence ?

@kevinpantera4429

2 жыл бұрын

Cleaned? All the cars glass was replaced at FORD ROUGE GLASS PLANT DEARBORN MICHIGAN. COURTESY OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WITH SUITS AND DARK SUN GLASSES THE DAY AFTER THE BRITAL MURDER!!!

A very articulate man. This case has slowly been owned by the main stream media

@maryhalverson5713

2 жыл бұрын

More like disparaged and ignored.

@stanleykolodziejczyk5627

2 жыл бұрын

'Owned' is exactly the right word. Some journalists, especially those working for tv outlets, have flat out said the media ownership was determined to support the 'official' explanation. Without access, the media has no story; without strategic cooperation: access denied.

@stanleykolodziejczyk5627

2 жыл бұрын

@Patrick Buglass Geraldo is hardly whom I would classify as an expert.

@stanleykolodziejczyk5627

2 жыл бұрын

@Patrick Buglass That would be the same Geraldo who suckered so many of us into watching while he pried open Al Capone's empty safe.

@dlit

Жыл бұрын

True. In 2005, E. Howard Hunt, a CIA guy for 20 years, was dying and was convinced by his son to tell what he knew about the JFK murder. Hunt was in the CIA in 1963. He did some writing, made audio tapes and a videotape about it (videotape available on youtube). He said the CIA was behind the murder and named some of the CIA guys involved. He tried to interest major media outlets in it, but none wanted it. A guy at 60 Minutes considered it, then told Hunt someone above him had turned it down. Pretty amazing, given the continuing public interest in it. He finally published it in Rolling Stone.

He’s simply making up conclusions based on absolutely nothing!

So did they really take the curb and seal it up for 75 years? If so then why?

@anthonywilliams9852

Жыл бұрын

Tô preserve it for posterity.

@mrsinister8943

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonywilliams9852 I understand that but why lock it up and not let people see it for 75 years? Also they take the curb and dismantle the actual limo? I bet that limo had to have some valuable insight of that day.

I live in Mexico, president Kennedy was a person loved here like we love the pope, because he was a catholic and a good man. I remember the exact place where I was when I heard of his assassination, I was 14 that day. I felt sad when Oswald was killed, because he did not look like a murderer.

@marshalkrieg2664

Жыл бұрын

I doubt he ever killed anyone. He may even have tried to top the hit.

@gregoryfrickey1715

9 ай бұрын

YUP

They had Abraham pruder there to photograph it . Who takes pictures and if a gun were to go off would you still be in focus I would jump and look were did it come from with in hours the fbi had the film took it to DC and doctor it to there needs

There's a thousand theories on what happened that November day in 1963.

@wemustconfrontrealitynow3205

2 жыл бұрын

People ask the wrong question if they ask 'Who was involved?' The right question would be 'Who wasn't involved?' LBJ was behind it, but he needed conspirators to carry it out. The CIA, the FBI, the oil industry, Cuban exiles, defense industries and many other groups had interests at stake which, as they saw it, would best be served by having President Kennedy killed. These groups would have provided the manpower necessary.

@mikeivey7167

2 жыл бұрын

Dwight. I will add that the Warren Commission can be added to the list of “theories.” A very bad one too!

@Kayte-tv2cw

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeivey7167 I Absolutely Agree!!!

@mikeivey7167

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kayte-tv2cw Kayte. What I don’t get about those that subscribe to the WC is this, It has been proven that the “investigation” was not a Lawful one, what would make you think they had ANY intention of being above board and arrived at the truth? Of course it was a sham and I offer the “Dingle Bullet theory” as proof. Yes I said Dingle. You have to have the intelligence of a Dingleberry to believe the sham of The WC was anywhere near the truth! It was a massive coverup. Sorry Randy Harris!

@Kayte-tv2cw

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeivey7167 I agree, but I would NOT apologize to Randy Harris. I have had too many encounters with Randy Harris in the past to have ANY respect for him, or consideration for his feelings. I have caught him in outright lies, and he is not above bullying people until they quit challenging him. Randy Harris, Barry Irvin, etc. etc. etc. continually go from one JFK channel to another, spreading false information about the assassination, and they present it as fact. As you know, when they are asked to prove what they have stated, they cannot. They have probably read one or two books on the assassination, and think that they are experts. Within the past week, Randy Harris even said on one JFK channel that he was a “pro” on the assassination. I have studied the assassination since the late 1970’s, and certainly would not have the audacity to consider myself an expert on the assassination…

Good Lord!!!!!!!

Two Question I have is: 1)If Lee Osward or whom ever, did do it..Why not shoot Kennedy when he was coming down Houston Street...? No Trees...Light Posts...Road Signs...and it a straight road....plus the motor pool was coming towards the shooter and the Secret Service were behind Kennedy...S.S. couldn't block any shots.... besides, if the shooter miss..then he can always try again for Elm St...in which in my mind..would be a harder target to hit. 2) There was chicken bones and Dr. Pepper Bottle found at the snipers nest. Is this still saved..? and can we get DNA off them..? After all, Oswald still has living daughters. (Oswald was drinking Coke Cola on the 2nd floor) Also to note, Wesley Buell Frazier drove Oswald to work that day and he stated, Oswald had no lunch. 1927 the FBI, U.S. Government poison drinking alcohol during Prohibition. it took 75 years to know that "Truth' 1963 JFK was killed.. We The Pesky Citizens have to wait till 2039 (75 Years) to know the 'Truth" 2001 America was attack... again.. We The Pesky Citizens and the rest of the world have to wait to 2076 (75 years) to know the 'Truth" Thousands of people said that they saw UFO's. Government said.."No You didn't...it was swamp gas". Today Government says.."Yep..There are UFO's." Maybe by 2076... The People just might..."Question Your Government"... Maybe.

@pauldavies5611

2 жыл бұрын

Jim Bishop, in his book “The Day Kennedy Was Shot” (1968), speculated that Oswald was facing marksmen SS agents as the motorcade approached the TSBD from Houston Street and that maybe he was afraid of retaliatory fire. Could be, I don’t know.

@WINGGULLSEAGULL

2 жыл бұрын

Good question & good point ! I ask that question & so have others. Houston is the easiest shot for a lone shooter. Target straight ahead moving closer & closer. Elm St. is a much harder shot with the target getting further away & trees blocking it. Only explanation is the conspirators waited for the motorcade to turn on Elm into the crossfire trajectory of a 2nd & even a 3rd shooter. Sgt. Nelson Delgado served in the marines & said Lee Oswald was a lousy shot a joke. Regards to the chicken bones & Dr. Pepper in the snipers den ? Bonnie Ray Williams ate his lunch there before the motorcade arrived. Deputy Sheriff Rodger Craig saw the chicken bones & Dr. Pepper while he & Eugene Boone searched for a rifle on the 6th floor TSBD after the shooting......& they found a 7.65 German Mauser.

@lonnietoth5765

2 жыл бұрын

They had Oswald in the Book Depository and that ,made him the fall guy . No lawyer for him and no record of his interrogation ? Nothing written or recorded . He was killed soon afterwards and Jack Ruby was given a shot in jail , then died of cancer ? It was said In 2046 the Kennedy's are going to tell everyone what happened . They wanted to wait until everyone was dead .

@freeguy77

2 жыл бұрын

Because as a now-revealed conspiracy (on LBJ, by 6 different authors), it would have violated the tried-and-true idea of three teams of shooters (triangulation) to make sure at least one fired a fatal bullet. Besides that, Oswald was never on the 6th floor, as documented by Barry Ernest in his eye-opening revealing 2013 hardcover book, "The Girl on the Stairs" [*] about Victoria Adams and her 3 co-workers (plus a photographer), who were on the 4th floor stairway in the TSBD, and they saw NOBODY come down those stairs from the 6th floor! That clears Oswald, as he also exclaimed later that night, "I'm just a patsy" and when asked if he shot the president, denied it--and therefore not wanting publicity as the purposely misleading Warren Commission Report decided he did, "I didn't shoot anyone, no sir!" [*] www.amazon.com/Girl-Stairs-Missing-Witness-Assassination/dp/1455624314 (pb, 2018)

@wemustconfrontrealitynow3205

2 жыл бұрын

The scene of the shooting was not a good position for a target for a rifleman on the sixth floor of the Book Depository, but the car was perfectly positioned for the riflemen behind the paling fence at the upper end of the grassy knoll. It was coming towards their position, not moving away from it, and afforded a near zero-deflection shot. The riflemen firing from behind, such as anyone (not Oswald) firing from the sixth floor of the book depository or adjacent buildings, had no vital need for accuracy. All that was needed was to ensure that there would be witnesses who heard shots coming from that direction.

I now think the man with the high-powered rifle seen leaving through one of the rear doors of the TSBD was Malcolm Wallace, whose fingerprints were later found inside the building.

@BamaFanUSMC

Жыл бұрын

Interesting, I never heard that before. But that's a big deal if it's true, and I would say guarantee that Oswald was a patsy for sure. I've always felt that Oswald was in over his head but didn't know it.

@9Ballr

Ай бұрын

There were no fingerprints from Mac Wallace found in the TSBD.

The truth.

a legit secret service agent would not!!!! have a rifle aimed at the president!!

Very smart man, there were too many involved to ever bring anyone to justice!

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

he has no evidence

@joannewilson6577

9 ай бұрын

@@jb-vb8un You have no evidence of anything.You can be part of the cover up :)

@jb-vb8un

9 ай бұрын

@@joannewilson6577 her ya go, lefty - - - The film was used as evidence in the case against Lee Harvey Oswald, who shot Kennedy from a sixth-floor window at the Texas School Book Depository. When the Warren Commission issued its report on the assassination in 1964, it concluded that Oswald had shot the president from behind. A study published in the journal Helios corroborates that conclusion. Nicholas Nalli, senior research scientist at IMSG, Inc., created a model of the mechanics of the gunshot wound itself to explain where the bullet may have come from. When Nalli studied the Zapruder film, he noticed that the president’s head snapped forward at the moment the bullet hit his skull. This, he hypothesized, meant the president had been shot from behind. Plenty of information about the crime has been public for years, and Nalli drew from that well of data to create a model of the physical processes of the gunshot wound. Nalli’s model took things like the mass and speed of the bullet and measurements into account. He combined that information with the shutter speed of the film that documented the shooting. The model then calculated how the bullet would have acted when it entered President Kennedy’s skull if it came from behind. It confirmed Nalli’s theory-and shows that it’s unlikely that the president was shot from the “grassy knoll” in front of him. “The President’s reactions just after the projectile impact were physically consistent with a gunshot wound caused by a high-energy Carcano military rifle bullet fired from the vicinity of the Texas School Book Depository,” Nalli writes. When the president was shot, he says, Kennedy’s head exploded, as the film so graphically shows. Nalli’s model shows that the wound wasn’t where the bullet exited, but where it entered. It demonstrates that a temporary cavity formed inside the president’s soft tissue as the momentum and kinetic energy of the bullet smashed into his skull, causing his head to snap forward.

Hoover was either paid by the Mafia or blackmailed by them over his homosexual relationship. He and his boyfriend regularly vacationed at a mob run resort in California, for free. Kennedy was going to force Hoover to retire, because the FBI had a mandatory retirement at 65 years. Instead under Johnson that retirement policy for Hoover. If you look, many of Kennedy's plans for the country did a 180 under Johnson. Hoover'retirement was just one.

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

ya got no facts. just hyperbole

@peterk8909

Жыл бұрын

@@jb-vb8un On this particular subject, in fact most subjects, I suggest people not believe me, or anyone else for that matter. Do your own research as I have. Then maybe you can cite an example instead of just saying hyperbole.

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

@@peterk8909 and of course, ya present no evidence. - - - Mr. Hoover entered on duty with the Department of Justice on July 26, 1917, and rose quickly in government service. In November 1918, he was named assistant to the attorney general, and the following year, he led the Department's General Intelligence Division (GID). When the GID was moved in the Bureau of Investigation in 1921, he was named assistant director of the BOI. On May 10, 1924, Attorney General Harlan Fiske Stone appointed the 29-year-old Hoover acting director of the Bureau, and by the end of the year Mr. Hoover was named Director. As Director, Mr. Hoover put into effect a number of institutional changes to correct criticisms made of his predecessor’s administration. Director Hoover fired a number of agents whom he considered to be political appointees and/or unqualified to be special agents. He ordered background checks, interviews, and physical testing for new agent applicants and he revived the earlier Bureau policies of requiring legal or accounting training. Under Director Hoover, the Bureau grew in responsibility and importance, becoming an integral part of the national government and an icon in American popular culture. In the 1930s, the FBI attacked the violent crime by gangsters and implemented programs to professionalize U.S. law enforcement through training and forensic assistance. For example, the Bureau opened its Technical Laboratory to provide forensic analysis on Bureau investigations as well as services to other federal, state, and local law enforcement officials. During the 1940s and 1950s, the Bureau garnered headlines for its staunch efforts against Nazi and Communist espionage. During World War II, the Bureau took the lead in domestic counterintelligence, counterespionage, and countersabotage investigations. President Roosevelt also tasked the Bureau with running a foreign intelligence service in the Western Hemisphere. This operation was called the Special Intelligence Service, or SIS. In the early years of the Cold War, the Bureau took on the added responsibility of investigating the backgrounds of government employees to ensure that foreign agents did not infiltrate the government. More traditional criminal investigations including car thefts, bank robberies, and kidnappings also remained important. In the 1960s and early 1970s, the Bureau took on investigations in the field of civil rights and organized crime. The threat of political violence occupied many of the Bureau’s resources as did the threat of foreign espionage. In spite of Mr. Hoover’s age and length of service, presidents of both parties made the decision to keep him at the helm of the Bureau. When Mr. Hoover died in his sleep on May 2, 1972, he had led the FBI for 48 years.

@peterk8909

Жыл бұрын

@@jb-vb8un And of course, I don't provide evidence for one simple reason. I want people to do their own research. For you I'll make an exception, but just one. Hoover kept files on everybody and anybody, MLK, for example. So much for his civil rights agenda. As for his boss, LBJ, he said, "Thanks to my Civil Rights law, those n____s will be voting Democrat for the next 200 years". Researched and confirmed. I am impressed with the presentation of your comments I can't agree with them. Hoover was compromised by his life style.

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

@@peterk8909 and yet, ya still have no evidence regarding Hoover - - - Hoover biographer who heard the rumors of homosexuality and blackmail, however, said he was unable to corroborate them. This information derives from a single questionable source paid for a recollection of something that supposedly occurred three decades earlier-a source with good reason to despise Hoover. Scholar Claire Bond Potter notes that whatever the truth of this supposed incident, “Transvestite Hoover” has become a character of American myth. - - - and regarding LBJ The New Deal Coalition began to fracture as union and religious leaders demanded support for civil rights, upsetting the party's traditional base of Democrat segregationists who themselves became dependent on government largess. In 1948 the party platform for the first time in its history showed some support for civil rights. The Republicans passed civil rights legislation with the 13th Amendment, 14th Amendment, 15th Amendment, Emancipation Proclamation, the Civil Rights Act of 1875, and first passed anti-lynching legislation in 1922, which Democrats killed by filibusters. The party's reversal on civil rights culminated with Democratic President Lyndon B. Johnson finally signing the bi-partisan Civil Rights Act of 1964, which he called "the N****r Bill. In lobbying fellow Democrats for the bill, Johnson said, A new level crudeness: Johnson shows off scars from gallbladder surgery to photographers and the world. Johnson is said to have given instructions to staff and press interviews while sitting on the toilet.[ Johnson regularly used the "N" word. "I'll have them n*gg*rs voting Democratic for two hundred years."

With all due respect, because Tague does call it what it was "a coup," there was more evidence than from inside the Limo. A young man named Harper found a skull fragment from the back of JFK's head called the Harper Fragment. Blood and brain matter also sprayed out the back hitting the nearest motorcycle cop. Also, although LBJ was involved, the whole group involved also included J Edgar Hoover, Nixon, Texas oil men including G. H. W. Bush. Tague mentions LBJ's mistress Madeleine Brown. Hoover had a memo of a meeting the day after the murder, in his office and he named George Bush of the CIA. It is known that George Bush the Elder was doing operations leading up to the Bay of Pigs and that his father, Prescott, was instrumental in the founding of the CIA. The clincher - there is a photo of Prescott with Nixon and between them Jack Rubinstein AKA Jack Ruby way back in the late '40's. There is also a memo in the early fifties where Nixon requested in writing that Rubinstein not have to testify at some hearing. www.amazon.com/Man-Who-Killed-Kennedy-Against/dp/1629144894 9THE TITLE should be The MEN who killed Kennedy," but like many of the books out there it is trying to redirect the killing to just one of the men involved. Madeleine Brown's interview can be seen here: rare.us/rare-news/history/madeleine-duncan-brown/ I believe LBJ was forced to turn down a chance to run again because he was threatened with being outed if he did. Later Nixon was trying to keep the part he played in the assassination secret by resigning as well. His top aide, Haldeman wrote in his memoirs that Nixon called the killing "That Bay of Pigs Thing," which was their code. Just before the 18 minute gap in the White House tapes he had to turn over he mentioned the Bay of Pigs thing. Prescott Bush was no novice to such skullduggery. He had been in on trying to kill FDR in the 30's and the Mayor of Chicago was killed instead. Anton Cermak told FDR, "better me than you." "Anton Cermak was the mayor of Chicago in the 1930s. He was injured by an assassin's bullet intended for the president-elect, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Cermak was taken to a local hospital, treated nonoperatively for his injuries, and initially improved." The Assassination of Anton Cermak, Mayor of Chicago - NCBIwww.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC7297642 It was no coincidence that liberals were mowed down in the 60's and even later just as it was no coincidence that the only politicians to get the Anthrax Letters were Democrats. Both Clinton and Obama were selected to carry on with the Military Industrial Complex' Agenda. Clinton had worked with Bush the First on the importation of cocaine to Mena AR. This cocaine sales helped finance the illegal gun running to the Nicaraguans trying to overthrow Daniel Ortega. Trumps' attorney general, Barr was in on the Mena Coverup. Obama was plucked from obscurity to be groomed in the Ivy League. The MIC likes to maintain the illusion of choice but regardless as to who's president, their agenda remains the same and they call the shots.

@Mountain_Sage

Жыл бұрын

Vernon France, your comments are the most comprehensive summary I have heard in the 58 years plus regarding this incident. I believe one must include the contribution of the syndicate (our government's term for the mob/mafia) and the role of financially altering local policing and judicial decisions. Operation Mongoose was a CIA mission to remove Castro, utilizing members of the syndicate. This operation was cancelled as a result of negotiations with the Soviet Union during the 1962 Cuban Missle crisis. Is there a chance that the players hired to take out Castro redirected their target to the President that shut down their original mission?

@vernonfrance2974

Жыл бұрын

@@Mountain_Sage Thank you for your comment. I agree that you have a good point about the Mafia. The DA of New Orleans, Jim Garrison, also felt that the Mafia there was involved. Robert Kennedy had had New Orleans Mafia boss Carlos Marcello deported. Oliver Stone directed "JFK" which centered around Garrison's investigation. Garrison was invited to be on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson and he showed a large glossy photo of "The Three Tramps" and pointed out that the lead Tramp appeared to be E. Howard Hunt who would later become known as the "Watergate Burglar," after he got caught/😃🙂apprehended. This was before the landslide election of Nixon for his second term, but as usual the public did not pay attention. Of course, back then most people only read small town newspapers and had no internet. Later in that term Nixon had to resign. Hunt's wife was killed in a mysterious air crash just before the plane was to land at Midway Airport in Chicago. Bystanders said the place was smarmed by men in suits before the emergency personnel arrived. The men made away with paperwork presumed to be evidence and "hush money" paid to Hunt. Hunt admitted to his involvement in Dallas the day of the murder, even boasting of it, to his son Saint John Hunt, just before his death. allthatsinteresting.com/e-howard-hunt Again the public does not seem to have cared. I am curious about your study of this topic. Maybe we could write a book and see if it would be published. (Not likely!) Dallas Mayor Ben E. Cabell was the brother of Charles Cabell, who was deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency until Charles was fired in the wake of the Bay of Pigs invasion. I doubt if either one was too happy with JFK.

Is he alive today?

@timothyernest6429

2 жыл бұрын

No. Passed away just 90 days or so later.

Good old "Landslide".

The final head shot came from above where they are standing on the grassy knoll. James Files was probably the guy who took that final shot. Watch the doc Files on JFK.

@dereksanders7359

Жыл бұрын

I believe it was Files too that shot from the knoll. Nobody else knew of the shell caseing having teeth marks. That was his trademark. He said he left it on the fence and it will have teeth marks. Only he would know that.

@Huffy1001

9 ай бұрын

A Father and Son in ‘77/‘78 with the help of a Metal Detector found a Shell belongin’ to a Fireball (Files rifle) so maybe he did do the shot like he said he did or maybe it was Diaz/Nicoletti??

Only a select few will ever really know the truth.

There was three bullets JFK was shot twice and the guy in front of him was shot once. JFK had two entrance wounds people heard three shots, which would actually go more with his theory that proves there was a second shooter.

"In my book..." Quaint gent.

I put a 6in diameter mirror, on the concrete beside the manhole, located near the south curb of Elm, located in the plaza. I then went to the location described by James Tague, located under the overpass. Then, using a green laser, I "reversed" the bullet trajectory. The laser went to the third floor fire escape of the DalTex - or rather, where the fire escape had been, as it has since been removed! - dm

@AndyHutton1969

2 жыл бұрын

Why assume the bullet followed a normal ballistic path? That bullet may have been a ricochet (that first shot, remember, missed the car *entirely*), or may have been deflected by an impact with JFK.

@scrabbleking1965

2 жыл бұрын

Last year I stood where James Tague was standing under the triple underpass, a bullet just passing over the car would indict a shot fired very window of the DalTex building. James Files says Charles Nicoletti was firing from the 2nd floor. I direct line from the 6th floor TSBD to where Tague was standing passes AT LEAST 20 feet above the limousine. So Warren Commission basically says Oswald fired 3 shots two hit the president and one passed over his head by 20 feet.

@AndyHutton1969

2 жыл бұрын

@@scrabbleking1965 If the bullet was deflected, it could've come from a lot of places. And if it wasn't deflected, how could the person who fired it have missed not just Kennedy but the entire car? There's evidence that Oswald fired three shots (ear-witnesses in the TSBD, on the floor below; the majority of earwitnesses on the scene; eyewitnesses on the ground; three empty cartridge cases with the rifle; two visible and one strongly indicated on the Zapruder film). The first of these shots missed the car, which strongly suggests it was deflected. And if it was deflected, projecting a line from its impact point back through the cars location doesn't reveal its origin. Is there any credible evidence for a shot from the Dal-Tex building? Particularly one from so near the street as the second floor? I don't think so. It's clear one shot missed, and missed by a lot. What's more believable: that Oswald's shot was deflected by an intervening tree branch, or that a would-be Presidential assassin somehow missed the entire car with a clear shot?

@scrabbleking1965

2 жыл бұрын

@@AndyHutton1969 If you draw a straight line, from the curb at Tague's feet to the 2nd floor of the DalTex building you can see that Charles Nicoletti missed JFK by inches, to more than a foot at most. If you believe one bullet missed JFK and the car completely due to a deflection by a tree that wasn't there in 1963. (If it went in straight line from sniper's nest in TSBD it went over the car by about 25 feet!) Another magic bullet made 7 wounds in ABSURDLY PREPOSTEROUS angles and the final bullet sprayed brain matter out the back of JFKs head....well all I can say is you are selectively looking at evidence, evidence the Warren Commission wants public. Sounds like you want to believe Oswald acted alone, not like you want to explore the evidence and go where it leads. kzread.info/dash/bejne/m4NtstGef9HKmLg.html

@AndyHutton1969

2 жыл бұрын

@@scrabbleking1965 Oswald did act alone. There are way too many facts that can't be dismissed to reasonably claim otherwise. You not only propose a gunman in the Dal-Tex building, you place him somewhat preposterously on the second floor (where he would be visible in photographs), and even give him a name. What you don't offer are facts, because you don't have any. People reported seeing someone shooting from the sixth floor of the TSBD; did anyone report something similar about the Dal-Tex building? Not even the people standing on the street right below where the supposed gunman was firing? BTW, the shooting happened in 1963, not 1962. And the tree was indeed there then. It's visible in photographs and movie footage. There's nothing preposterous about the single bullet theory: it's backed by both the film evidence and the locations of the wounds in both men. Think a 6.5x52mm Carcano round won't go through two people? Alec Baldwin just shot through one person into another with a much less powerful handgun round. And the head motion has been explained endlessly. Real life isn't like Hollywood movies where people are flung around by bullet impacts. Watch the film; JFK's movement doesn't start (in seeming violation of movie physics) until a frame or two after the impact, consistent with a neuro-muscular spasm associated with a massive brain injury.

This is what happened that morning of November 22, 1963 in Dallas and the Zapruder video speaks very clearly. The presidential limousine takes Elm Street and after a few meters the first shot fired by Nicoletti starts who, together with Rosselli, was hidden in the Dal Tex Building. The first bullet misses its target and hits the sidewalk of the triple railroad crossing at the end of the square and a splinter ends up in the face of James Tague, a passerby who was standing there. The second bullet hits Kennedy in the throat, and as you can see in the footage, the president puts his hands around his neck and Governor Connally turns back to understand what happened. The third bullet misses and ends up on the lawn where it is later found by an FBI man and Deputy Buddy Walthers. The fourth bullet hits Connally who emits a grimace of pain as seen in the video and brings his right hand to his stomach because he accuses an immediate pain and then the bullet pierces his right wrist and plants itself in the thigh of his left leg. The fifth bullet hits Kennedy in the back of the head and the sixth bullet, fired by James Files hiding on the grassy knoll half a second after the fifth shot, shoots both Kennedy's blood and head back, and the brain leaking was due to pressure. of the sixth bullet that had left an apple-sized hole behind Kennedy's head, as evidenced by photos of 14 people bringing their hands to the same spot on their heads. I say with certainty that the bullets were 6 because it seems that a shot was fired about every three seconds, that is the time to reload the rifle. Returning to Connally, which is the key to clarifying the mystery well, there is a lot to say. 1) First of all, from the angle in which Oswald would have found himself firing, which was about 45 degrees, only Kennedy would have been hit and no one else, the bullet could not in any way make a deviation and then hit the governor. 2) When Kennedy is shot Connally turns around to see what happens and stays there for about three seconds, the time to reload the shot in the rifle; if the governor had been hit by the magic bullet, at the same time as the president, he would have had the same reaction as Kennedy and would have neither the way nor the strength to look back. 3) The governor Connally when he is wounded is still turned and you see a grimace of pain as I mentioned before him and then turn forward again and collapse on his wife's legs. 4) In the video you can see how Connally bumps his head in front of the glass that separates him from the driver's and assistant's seats. 5) Do you know why Connally was hit? Both because Kennedy threw himself on his wife's right shoulder, because bending over did not hinder the trajectory of the fourth bullet that almost grazed him hitting the governor, and because the shot was fired by Nicoletti from the window of the Dal Tex Building and reached the governor, because Kennedy was leaning towards his wife. So, not only does the first missile reveal where the shot really came from, but also what hit Connally. Indisputable and real evidence, but unfortunately denied by many, including the Warren commission which veiled so much evidence.

@foresttemple1380

2 жыл бұрын

This is the most plausible and accurate accounting I've ever heard. That's it...thankyou.

@vincenzodangelo127

2 жыл бұрын

@@foresttemple1380 Thanks to you dear, it is the truth of the facts of that day.

@thomaspick4123

2 жыл бұрын

What about the bullet through the front windshield? I thought that came from the top of the railroad track bridge? The James Files prison interview has been scrubbed off of KZread now. From all the investigation stuff I have read, 11 bullets were fired that day. Oswald did not fire a shot. The 6th floor window shots were by LBJ’s personal assassin, the man whose finger print was found on the rifle. That hit man performed a number of murders for LBJ, including the murder of LBJ’s sister, ordered by LBJ. His sister was an alcoholic who slept around, and had a loose tongue. LBJ wanted his own flesh and blood sister silenced and ordered the murder of his sister. This whole thing is so dirty, it stinks to high Heaven. Was officer Tippet murdered, body swapped, and plastic surgery performed on Air Force One? Is Tippet in Kennedy’s coffin? Is JFK in Tippet’s coffin? Then, hard to prove James File’s claim of mercury inside the skull if an excavation were ever to be performed. Our country’s leaders are rotten to the core.

@vincenzodangelo127

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomaspick4123 I really don't know many things. I only know that Kennedy's body was prevented from being exhumed to avoid finding traces of mercury on his head and whoever took an interest in that case, I don't remember whether it was a doctor or a journalist, was silenced, killing him under mysterious circumstances. And it may be that the bullet that hit the windshield ended up in the lawn and was later found by a man from the F.B.I. and Buddy Walthers.

@MrWALLY-gi6yk

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with most of what you have said but I think that Files is a fraud. If you research James Files military record he's a little too young to have done the things he claims to have done in Nam, especially when it comes to Black Ops. He would have had to have been 15 years old. It's a foregone conclusion that he has lied about his military record. That makes him not credible to me. All you have to do is listen to or read the testimony from the 15 Drs. and the RN that were in Trauma Rm. 1 that said that JFK had a massive hole in the right rear of his head. A massive right rear hole can only be from an exit wound.

There is a hollow cavity in the grassy knoll that is a tunnel. The shot was disguised because of the other shots and echoes. This site was chosen because of the natural echo chamber and the unknown tunnel.

@timothyernest6429

2 жыл бұрын

Nope.

@bhall4996

Жыл бұрын

Yeah... They planned a covert assassination, but let's do it in front of thousands of people Everybody needs a conspiracy

@jb-vb8un

Жыл бұрын

the ol ' GRASSY KNOLL TUNNEL DISGUISE caper, eh ?? Used to see that one on the TOM SLICK cartoon show

And who, prey tell, was the real shooter/shooters??? The Statue of Limitations does not apply to First Degree Murder so the person or persons can still be prosecuted and convicted! Bring on your proof and evidence!!! We the People just can’t wait for the proof too come rolling in!!!

That needed subtitles.

Who had the MOST to gain in the murder? LBJ

@GOOCHIElicker

2 жыл бұрын

Lbj, cia, mob, texas oilmen, bankers a whole gang of people and some

@linjicakonikon7666

8 ай бұрын

​@@GOOCHIElickerNo LBJ had the MOST to gain because he immediately became President and escaped the indictments that were coming his way from the scandals in Texas.

He knows the warren commission report is toilet paper.....

And the Babushka lady was in the middle of it all standing erect and tall never moving never flinching never ducking never going down on a knee never laying on the ground never moving never jumping never shaking stood through it all and simply turn around the opposite way and walked away towards the crowd who is running chaotically laying on the ground ducking for cover screaming crying chaos everywhere but yet the Babushka lady was cool, and Collective as if she didn't have a care in the world after watching the president get his head blowed off something isn't clicking with this deal

I honestly think somebody was up on the overpass. Tbh