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Online Tom Graves

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Re: Practice, Practice, Practice
« Reply #8 on: October 15, 2025, 06:35:08 PM »
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Of course, this still does not explain the smoke-and-bang show at the GK.

It leaves open the possibility LHO as the shooter, but does not rule others as the shooter(s).

By some accounts there were three wild misses on 11/22. Interesting.

How many witnesses said there was smoke at the GK?

How many witnesses said there were three wild misses?

Do you think the three wild misses were intended as a big distraction from what was really happening, or that the evil, evil CIA/Mafia snipers were just really crummy shots?
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Online Tom Graves

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« Reply #9 on: October 15, 2025, 08:07:21 PM »
Many folks believe the shots were fired much faster than 10.2 seconds.

Okay, but perceived times and memories thereof are malleable during and after sudden "startling" situations.

The fact remains that the following earwitnesses to the first shot all consciously reacted to it by Z-150, and it takes most people one to one-and-a-half seconds to consciously react to something loud and unexpected.

Roy Kellerman (SS Agent in limo) begins leaning over and looking behind/down to the right in Z-148

George Hickey (SS Agent in follow-up car) begins leaning over to the left looking down in the direction of the rear tire or ground in Z-144

Governor Connally begins a quick head turn left (followed by quickly looking back right) in Z-150

Jackie Kennedy starts accelerated head turning left, before looking back right. (Similar to John Connally’s L-R head motion but starts slightly earlier & ends slightly later than his) in Z-144

President Kennedy starts a quick look to the left in Z-143

Nellie Connally begins a quick sweeping head turn to the right in Z-145

Rosemary Willis begins a quick look away from the Presidential limo back towards the Texas School Book Depository in Z-140


https://assassinationresearch.com/zfilm/


Also note that one of Gloria Calvery's colleagues (the dressed-in-all-white gal -- Karan Hicks or Carol Reed) is already looking away from the limo in Z-133.



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Offline John Mytton

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« Reply #10 on: October 16, 2025, 12:35:02 AM »
Another lone-gunman theorist exercise in self-delusion, misrepresentation, and omission of contrary facts.

Notice there's not one word about the WC's rifle test, which used the alleged murder weapon itself, or the 1967 CBS rifle test. In the WC's test, three Master-rated riflemen utterly failed to duplicate Oswald's alleged shooting feat, even though they fired from only 30 feet up, took as much time as they wanted for their first shot, and were not required to fire through a half-open window in cramped quarters.


You guys are so wedded to your insane ideas that you can't see the forest for the trees, you, Griffith have specifically claimed that "they" fired at least 6 shots in Dealey Plaza which when trying to pin the murder on a lone gunman is totally batcrap crazy! It's more than likely that "they" would have tested the probability of carrying out this assassination successfully and if "they" couldn't replicate this "shooting feat" while practicing, why on Earth would they carry it out in real life with multiple shooters in various locations and even as you claim right out in front which is probably the dumbest theory in the history of dumb theories.

As the recent Trump and Kirk incidents show, the most logical way to carry out an assassination is to fire at a stationary target and Kennedy certainly was stationary on a plethora of occasions while giving speeches all over America.

The only reason Oswald took the chance was because it was his only opportunity and even then he twice missed his target which was presumably Kennedy's head.
For someone who was associated with military intelligence, you ain't that intelligent, just saying.



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« Reply #11 on: October 16, 2025, 01:50:03 AM »
How many witnesses said there was smoke at the GK?

How many witnesses said there were three wild misses?

Do you think the three wild misses were intended as a big distraction from what was really happening, or that the evil, evil CIA/Mafia snipers were just really crummy shots?

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Unlike everyone else, I am not sure what happened in DP, or the size of the JFKA plot, if there was one.

Sam Holland and others in the railroad crew saw the smoke-and-bang show on the GK, where a DPD'er and a Dallas  Sheriff encountered a man flashing Secret Service credentials. That is fishier than the Star Kist tuna factory.

There was the Tague shot, the Elm St. curb-sidewalk manhole cover shot and a reported strike behind the limo.

One possibility is LHO was shooting to miss, a replay of his Walker shooting expedition.

Remember, Gov. Connally said he heard two shots, and also that bullets were entering the cab of the limo as if from automatic weapons fire.

Surgeon Shaw said likely the wound the Connally's wrist came from a separate projectile, as it was a dorsal-entry wound.

The JFKA is full of non sequiturs.

Caveat emptor, and draw your own conclusions.




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