JFK was killed by John Connally, Roy Kellerman, and William Greer.

[Joseph Sanchez]

Hello. I've known the truth since 2012 but I've learned way more these past few years.

JFK was killed by John Connally, Roy Kellerman, and William Greer.

[Royell Storing]

     SA Kellerman + SA Greer + Gov Connally ALL fire on JFK. What happened to the 3 bullets they fired? 

[Richard Smith]

There is going to be a shortage of tin foil at his rate. 

[John Mytton]

Wow, you do realize that a clear copy of the Zapruder film refutes your conclusions!

But one thing in your above collection that I do find a little odd is the following video, SS agents aren't paid to goof around so this agents gesticulating arm waving after being ordered to remain behind at Love field is somewhat of a mystery?

 

JohnM

[Charles Collins]

Wow, you do realize that a clear copy of the Zapruder film refutes your conclusions!

But one thing in your above collection that I do find a little odd is the following video, SS agents aren't paid to goof around so this agents gesticulating arm waving after being ordered to remain behind at Love field is somewhat of a mystery?

 

JohnM

John, I have a vague memory of reading about the confusion. I could be wrong, but it seems like one of the books that either Clint Hill or Gerry Blaine wrote addresses this. If I remember correctly it might have been the two JFK aides who rode in the Queen Mary vehicle that caused it. I will try to see if I can find where I read about this and verify things, if I can find it.

[Charles Collins]

John, I have a vague memory of reading about the confusion. I could be wrong, but it seems like one of the books that either Clint Hill or Gerry Blaine wrote addresses this. If I remember correctly it might have been the two JFK aides who rode in the Queen Mary vehicle that caused it. I will try to see if I can find where I read about this and verify things, if I can find it.

I found what Gerald Blaine wrote about this in his book “The Kennedy Detail”. It is different than what I thought I remembered.


Win Lawson had made the assignments. Here is what Blaine said about Don Lawton’s assignment:

Jack Ready, as the most senior of Emory’s agents available, would cover the president in the motorcade; Don Lawton was the only other agent with enough time on the detail to do an advance, so he’d have to stay at Love Field.


And here is what Blaine wrote about what happened at Love Field:

On the right side, Don Lawton, the designated departure advance agent, slipped into position next to the president as Jack Ready dropped back to the follow-up car and trotted along, like Clint, with a big grin on his face. On the trips to Tampa and San Antonio, Don Lawton had worked the follow-up car, but now he was relegated to handling the departure. He might as well enjoy the honor of working the motorcade, briefly, before he started the advance. Finally, Clint Hill dropped back into position on the left running board of the follow-up car as Bill Greer picked up the speed. Don Lawton was still jogging alongside. Emory Roberts stood up and motioned him back with a Lawton! What in the Sam Hill are you doing? kind of look. The motorcade was just starting and the last thing Roberts wanted was the president getting upset over an agent blocking the view for the people who had come to see Jackie and him. Lawton turned to the follow-up car with a big grin and put up his arms in mocking protest as he dropped back to the sidelines.

[Steve Barber]

 
Ah- !!!!