I see no indication that the HSCA did not see what it wanted to see.

Fred, I am very surprised to see you say such a thing, given what we now know about the materials and information that the CIA withheld from the HSCA. As just one example, do you think Lopez and Hardway are lying about being denied access to documents/information they wanted to see? Do you think Fonzi was lying about this? Surely you've read Blakey's 2014 statement about the CIA's obstruction of the HSCA's investigation.

As you know, I am no leftist critic of the CIA. I usually defend the CIA against the outlandish, draconian attacks made against it by liberal JFKA researchers. I believe the CIA has done a great deal of good for America and for the cause of freedom. But, the CIA did have some very bad apples, and some of them held high positions.

The storm drain shooter theory reveals that there is almost no theory too silly for dedicated CTs to embrace. They will buy into any theory other than the truth that Oswald alone shot JFK. There is zero evidence of shot from the storm drains and The History Channel documentary exposed the impossibility of a storm drain shot.

The clip did expose another of Oliver Stone's lies that I had previously missed. Garrison's assistant claimed Oswald would have to have fired the head shot 88 yards through heavy foliage. Of course that's ludicrous. Anyone with even a rudimentary knowledge of the facts knows when the head shot was fired, JFK had been clear of the foliage for 5 1/2 seconds. Oliver Stone is a despicable liar.

How about z193?:



JFK and JBC are both looking in the same direction: car right about 3 o’clock. But JFK’s neck is turned about 3 o’clock to his shoulders and JBC about 12:30 to his.

Note: The blue line outlines JBC’s left shoulder and the green line demarcates Kellerman’s right shoulder which blocks part of JBC’s left side.

His head is turn that far to the right. His torso is not and that is what matters. There is no way a bullet exiting JFK's throat at Z193 is going to go to the left of JBC's torso. It is impossible.

Maybe

Maybe not?

How about z193?:



JFK and JBC are both looking in the same direction: car right about 3 o’clock. But JFK’s neck is turned about 3 o’clock to his shoulders and JBC about 12:30 to his.

Note: The blue line outlines JBC’s left shoulder and the green line demarcates Kellerman’s right shoulder which blocks part of JBC’s left side.

The reason JBC is turned so far to his right in Z-193 is not to look at Mary Woodward and her three clapping-and-cheering journalism colleagues (as JFK is doing), but because he recognized Oswald's first, missing-everything, shot 3.77 seconds earlier, and, after turning his head quickly to his left (starting in Z-150) to see if Nellie was okay, started turning back to his right in Z-165 to see if JFK was okay.