Why do JFK assassination forums draw so many nut cases?

[Mark A. Oblazney]

But you know, getting back to Sir Graves’ original question………….. I’ve noticed the same phenomenon with those ‘on the spectrum’, like Trump and all the honest  folks in his administration.  Like attracts like. You recognise those ‘of the tribe’.  They are autistic.  There.  I said it.  Especially the faux president.  They know it, too.  And they’re all on adderal! How reassuring…….. with the worst to come.

[Brian Doyle]

Mark:

Are you banned from The Education Forum?

[Mark A. Oblazney]

Mark:

Are you banned from The Education Forum?

No, but I’m banned in boston………..  lol.  Hey how you doing’ Brian?  I’m ok I guess.  Can’t complain, wouldn’t help if I did, right?

[Brian Doyle]

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[David Von Pein]

As you can see, although everything written there is traceable to the known evidence, Mr Von Pein is not able to offer any substantial refutation of any of the main facts.

On my webpage linked below, I discuss some of the various errors and misconceptions that some people have concerning Oswald's movements on 11/22/63, including the theory that Oswald was stopped by a policeman in a "storage room on the first floor" (instead of the actual location of the encounter, which was, of course, the second-floor lunchroom). There were even some newspapers reporting the erroneous "storage room" story, such as the Dallas Morning News on 11/23/63:

[Mark A. Oblazney]

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Brian, the only time I was ever mentioned at the Education Forum was by the author Nina Burleigh when John Simkin was asking her questions about Mary Pinchot.  Heck, she didn’t even use my name as I had asked her not to do so in her book.  Respect+

[John Corbett]

On my webpage linked below, I discuss some of the various errors and misconceptions that some people have concerning Oswald's movements on 11/22/63, including the theory that Oswald was stopped by a policeman in a "storage room on the first floor" (instead of the actual location of the encounter, which was, of course, the second-floor lunchroom). There were even some newspapers reporting the erroneous "storage room" story, such as the Dallas Morning News on 11/23/63:

I've often wondered how so many erroneous stories originate. I know you have a lot of the early TV coverage on your website but I don't want to spend hours going through it all but going from memory, I think at various time, Walter Cronkite reported the rifle was a Winchester, an Enfield, and a Japanese rifle before the rifle had been found. Also, a Secret Service agent had been killed, and a young couple had been arrested. I only took one year of journalism studies in college, but they always stressed it was more important to get the story right than to get it out first. We were told, if your mother says she loves you, get confirmation.