What did SS agent Kellerman mean by, "A flurry of shells come into the car?"

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Online John Mytton

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When inconvenient evidence like Kellerman's flurry of shells testimony comes up





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When inconvenient evidence like Kellerman's flurry of shells testimony comes up

I don't understand, what's so inconvenient about this testimony, what was he describing?



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Offline John Iacoletti

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I don't understand, what's so inconvenient about this testimony, what was he describing?

A flurry of shots/shells coming into the car.

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A flurry of shots/shells coming into the car.




Yep, just as I thought you got nothing.



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Offline Steve Logan

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A flurry of shots/shells coming into the car.

Maybe he should have used the word volley if that is what he intended to . Are there any other witnesses that back up his claim? He also said that JFK spoke after the throat wound which nobody backs. I have a hard time believing him.

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Maybe he should have used the word volley if that is what he intended to . Are there any other witnesses that back up his claim? He also said that JFK spoke after the throat wound which nobody backs. I have a hard time believing him.

Kind of like McDonald's "it's all over now", right?

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Yep, just as I thought you got nothing.

Just as I thought.  You'll make up any story and pretend that it's a fact.  "Mytton's" Fabrications, anyone?

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Just as I thought.  You'll make up any story and pretend that it's a fact.  "Mytton's" Fabrications, anyone?




Focus Iacoletti, Kellerman's your eyewitness and a flurry of shells means nothing, what was he describing?



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