A question for Storing

[Tom Graves]

Storing,

Did the bad guys really think they could hop into their very distinctive 17.5-foot long 1958 Pontiac Bonneville and drive it down Elm Street Extension without anyone noticing them and join the surely-bogged-down-by-then motorcade right after they'd killed JFK "from the bushes"?

OMG, WHAT IN THE WORLD WERE THEY THINKING?

LOL!

-- Tom

[Royell Storing]

  You forgot the "wide open" Huge Gates, which I was repeatedly challenged on until I unearthed the WC testimony of Officer Luke Mooney. The Huge Gates, the "getaway" car, and the "No Glove Cop", ALL intersecting on the Elm St Extension does not happen by accident. And my blanket, "Prove Me Wrong" challenge continues to withstand the test of time.

[John Corbett]

  You forgot the "wide open" Huge Gates, which I was repeatedly challenged on until I unearthed the WC testimony of Officer Luke Mooney. The Huge Gates, the "getaway" car, and the "No Glove Cop", ALL intersecting on the Elm St Extension does not happen by accident. And my blanket, "Prove Me Wrong" challenge continues to withstand the test of time.

Nobody needs to prove you wrong. If you want to make the case for a conspiracy, you need to prove you are right about that. The burden of proof is on you.
So far, you are batting .000. But don't feel bad. In 62 years, no one has come up with a scrap of credible evidence that anybody except Oswald took part in the crime.

[Jarrett Smith]

Nobody needs to prove you wrong. If you want to make the case for a conspiracy, you need to prove you are right about that. The burden of proof is on you.
So far, you are batting .000. But don't feel bad. In 62 years, no one has come up with a scrap of credible evidence that anybody except Oswald took part in the crime.

And after 62 years nobody can place Oswald with a 100% certainty in the 6th floor window when JFK passed by.