When-oh-when did Clint Hill leap from the Secret Service follow-up car?

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Jarrett Smith wants to know the answer to this crucial question:

WHEN-OH-WHEN DID CLINT HILL LEAP FROM THE SECRET SERVICE FOLLOW-UP CAR???
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Re: When-oh-when did Clint Hill leap from the Secret Service follow-up car?
« Reply #1 on: November 22, 2025, 09:29:21 PM »
Jarrett Smith wants to know the answer to this crucial question:

WHEN-OH-WHEN DID CLINT HILL LEAP FROM THE SECRET SERVICE FOLLOW-UP CAR???

Comrade, I know the answer Z-316

BTW, I watched an interview with Max Holland, and he is totally wrong about the first shot.

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Re: When-oh-when did Clint Hill leap from the Secret Service follow-up car?
« Reply #2 on: November 22, 2025, 09:43:38 PM »
Comrade, I know the answer Z-316

So, why did you ask?

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BTW, I watched an interview with Max Holland, and he is totally wrong about the first shot.

Holland is probably wrong about its having been at "Z-107" -- it was most likely a second later at "Z-124".

He's spot-on, however, regarding the conscious reactions of at least three of the Secret Service agents in the follow-up car to Oswald's first, very early, missing-everything shot.
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Re: When-oh-when did Clint Hill leap from the Secret Service follow-up car?
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  Most of those SS Agents were hung over. The previous night they were hitting the hard stuff in a "Beatnik Joint" in Ft Worth. Chief Rowley's WC Testimony verifies this. The 11/22/63 SS Agents "reactions" can Not be relied on. 

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  Most of those SS Agents were hung over. The previous night they were hitting the hard stuff in a "Beatnik Joint" in Ft Worth. Chief Rowley's WC Testimony verifies this. The 11/22/63 SS Agents "reactions" can Not be relied on.

Which hung-over-ness, if true, may help to explain why "only" three of the eight Secret Service agents in the follow-up car consciously reacted to hearing Oswald's first, missing-everything, shot at "Z-124."

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I've always been disgusted with the SS's actions and non actions on Elm Street.  As to the specific question asked, JFK was dead when Hill stepped off the running board on the follow up car.  So, my answer is "some time between Z-313 and now." 

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I've always been disgusted with the SS's actions and non actions on Elm Street.  As to the specific question asked, JFK was dead when Hill stepped off the running board on the follow up car.  So, my answer is "some time between Z-313 and now."

   The "SS actions" are even more egregious with the elapsed firing time for all 3 shots now being extended to 11+ seconds. This means the POTUS was under active gun fire for 11+ seconds and the SS did absolutely nothing to defend him. 11+ seconds is a long time.

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The "SS actions" are even more egregious with the elapsed firing time for all 3 shots now being extended to 11+ seconds. This means the POTUS was under active gun fire for 11+ seconds and the SS did absolutely nothing to defend him. 11+ seconds is a long time.

Dear Comrade Storing,

Get it straight.

10.2 seconds, not "11 + seconds"

-- Tom

PS Do you think the Secret Service was part of the evil, evil, evil "Deep State Conspiracy"?

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