Was Hickey's AR15 in burst mode?

[Marjan Rynkiewicz]

Then how come Powers and O' Donnell don't mention it?

O'Donnell lied re not hearing AR15. Powers did not lie re hearing AR15 (he did not deny hearing AR15).

[Dan O'meara]

    They FAIL to mention the SIREN Too! Politicos frequently go deaf, dumb, and blind when things get dicey. They talk a good game, but when it comes time to pony up, they are MIA.

Is this supposed to be a credible explanation?
Both men were incredibly close friends of JFK. Why would they choose to "go deaf, dumb, and blind"?
Why did none of the witnesses on either side of the limo see or hear the AR-15 firing?
Why did no-one see it?
Why did no-one hear it?

[Royell Storing]

O'Donnell lied re not hearing AR15. Powers did not lie re hearing AR15 (he did not deny hearing AR15).

         Now you are claiming O'Donnell lied? And that Powers must have heard the AR-15 because he did not deny it? This would be opinion and faulty logic, not proof. You're grasping at straws as your entire theory collapses all around you.

[Dan O'meara]

O'Donnell lied re not hearing AR15. Powers did not lie re hearing AR15 (he did not deny hearing AR15).

Both men were incredibly close friends of JFK. O' Donnell was a close family friend of the Kennedy's. Why would he lie?
Neither man reported the AR-15 firing.
Nobody reports the AR-15 firing.
Not one single witness.
Zero evidence the AR-15 was fired.
A theory built on literally nothing.

[Royell Storing]

Is this supposed to be a credible explanation?
Both men were incredibly close friends of JFK. Why would they choose to "go deaf, dumb, and blind"?
Why did none of the witnesses on either side of the limo see or hear the AR-15 firing?
Why did no-one see it?
Why did no-one hear it?

 Again, it depends on when the AR-15 was fired. I continue stressing that the discharge missed JFK. Gordon Arnold detailed "report" going over his head AFTER he dove to the ground. Connect the dots

[Mitch Todd]

The muzzle of the AR15 was ahead of Powers & O'Donnell. Just behind & to the right of the right ear of driver Kinney.

Neither of which actually address what I pointed out.

[Jack Nessan]

    Like I said before, the SS is a brotherhood. They stick together. This includes their hitting the hard stuff the night before at "beat nick joint" in Ft Worth.
    An idling car and/or a backfiring motorcycle smells Nothing like gun powder.
    If you are referring to the Chaney interview that has been on You Tube for a long while, yes I have seen it.

So, you have seen Chaney’s video with Jim Lord and you do not think the man closest to JFK and a WWII combat veteran stating that there were only two shots is important? Instead, you decide to push this tripe about Hickey, which is completely unsupported by all the people who were around the rifle itself? Actually, it makes sense in the context of what you are always posting here.

[Jack Nessan]

Its strange that Hill did not hear (or see) the headshot.
Muchmore shows that Hill is looking straight at jfk or at least at the back of the jfklimo at Z313, ie when level with the left front wheel of Queen Mary.
And, it was Kellerman that told us that Oswald's shot-1 hit jfk at say pseudo Z105, koz Kellerman heard jfk say my god i am hit (bits of lead from the ricochet off the overhead  signals hit jfk in the top right of his head)(seen in xray in galea).
Also, strange that Kellerman admitted that there had been a flurry of shots -- but a day or 2 after the shooting Kellerman & Co were not sure what info would surface, so, they hedged their testimonys, just in case Hickey's firing surfaced, they did not want to obviously look like complete liars.

I am sure Hill was looking at the back of the car. Hill was focused on getting on the car and not slipping off and being run over by the SS car. Hill did hear the headshot. It was the second shot he referred to.

A shot hitting the signal light pole is fantasy. Purely made up crap in an attempt to length the shooting time span. All the eyewitnesses in Dealey Plaza state JFK reacted to having been hit by the first shot. Kellerman referring to the second shot being the headshot only can be interpreted as the first shot was the shot wounding JFK and Connally.