And even then, at six years old, I thought that the world had ended and a new world had replaced it and not a better one - and I never believed the official story - and it obsessed me, even then...
In the book, Crossfire, the opening chapter discusses the witnesses at Dealy Plaza that day. There were approximately 150 witnesses who were interviewed. About fifty thought the shots came from the Book Depository, fifty thought the shots came from the grassy knoll, and 50 thought that the shots came from another direction to create a triangulation zone.
In addition, Richard Nixon was in Dallas for the week before JFK was assassinated. He said he was there to attend a Pepsi-Cola corporate convention, but there was no Pepsi convention in Dallas at any time in 1963. The two men most associated with coordinating the assassination were Howard Hunt, who later worked in the Nixon White House, and Frank Sturgis, one of those caught in the Watergate burglary. These are also the two men which the US House select committee on assasinations concluded were responsible for the JFK assasination.
In my opinion, it was Hunt and Sturgis who organized three teams who shot JFK, probably under the direction of Dick Nixon in coordination with Lyndon Johnson.
The last minute parade route could not be changed without the approval of the Mayor of Dallas who happened to be the brother of former number 2 CIA official, Charles Cabell, fired by Kennedy after the Bay of Pigs fiasco.
In the book, Crossfire, the opening chapter discusses the witnesses at Dealy Plaza that day. There were approximately 150 witnesses who were interviewed. About fifty thought the shots came from the Book Depository, fifty thought the shots came from the grassy knoll, and 50 thought that the shots came from another direction to create a triangulation zone.
In addition, Richard Nixon was in Dallas for the week before JFK was assassinated. He said he was there to attend a Pepsi-Cola corporate convention, but there was no Pepsi convention in Dallas at any time in 1963. The two men most associated with coordinating the assassination were Howard Hunt, who later worked in the Nixon White House, and Frank Sturgis, one of those caught in the Watergate burglary. These are also the two men which the US House select committee on assasinations concluded were responsible for the JFK assasination.
In my opinion, it was Hunt and Sturgis who organized three teams who shot JFK, probably under the direction of Dick Nixon in coordination with Lyndon Johnson.
The last minute parade route could not be changed without the approval of the Mayor of Dallas who happened to be the brother of former number 2 CIA official, Charles Cabell, fired by Kennedy after the Bay of Pigs fiasco.
There is so much more.