Marilyn Sitzman

[Jake Maxwell]

Anything given to the Sixth Floor has entered into a Black Hole. That place is nothing more than a "FRONT" for the LN Theory. NBC "sits" on their Original Darnell Film for 61+ years and then releases the first :40 seconds through the Sixth Floor for release? "Birds Of A Feather" right there. This is No different than Time/Life sitting on the Original Zapruder Film for its' 1st 12 years of existence. So we got Time/Life +  NBC + The Sixth Floor = Sewed Up.

Indeed... I think any informed and rational assessment would agree with this...

[Royell Storing]

  Between the Sixth Floor Whitewash and the Physical Changes they continue making inside Dealey Plaza, they are burying the assassination of a POTUS.

[Jake Maxwell]

AND... "I would say there is a very good possibility there was somebody back there (a second gunman behind the fence), but they had a silencer..."

"Did [the shots] come from the 6th floor window, being fired by Oswald? I don't know and I would never say I did... I find that the hardest to believe."

[Jake Maxwell]

"Did [the shots] come from the 6th floor window, being fired by Oswald? I don't know and I would never say I did... I find that the hardest to believe."

"I have no qualms saying I'm almost sure there was someone behind the fence, or in that area."

[Jake Maxwell]

"I have no qualms saying I'm almost sure there was someone behind the fence, or in that area."

"There could have been two simultaneous shots [made] at the same time [that opened his head]"

[Charles Collins]

Charles: Thanks, I think that was part of it. I remember reading something about the 6th Floor Museum receiving the "raw" notes from an editor or reporter for a Dallas paper. I believe it was an editor who gave them the notes he had from the reporters in the field. I would guess that that would be "clean" information free from any influence of the news about the shots, et cetera.

Here’s more information:

“About This Book”

  In May 1964, the top editors of the Dallas Morning News decided to collect the recollections of all staffers who took part in covering the Kennedy assassination.


Include anecdotes, personal observations and anything else that will reflect the tone of the time as well as indicate the thoroughness of our coverage,” assistant managing editor Bill Rives wrote in a memo to the staff. The original plan was for the writings to be published individually and not as part of one long narrative.



So, this may not be what you are looking for. But it does seem like (to me anyway) that they would tend to write that they heard a number other than three shots (if any of them did). None of them have said in these writings that I can find that they heard anything other than three shots.

[Jake Maxwell]

Sitzman certainly wasn't an LN'r... too bad the Warren Commission had no interest in her testimony...