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JFK Assassination Discussion & Debate / Re: Why didn't Clint Hill hear the first shot?
« Last post by Jack Nessan on Today at 03:06:53 PM »Dear Jack "Ignoramus" Nissan,
Between Z-140 and Z-150, five people in the limo, three Secret Service agents in the follow-up car, and running girl Rosemary Willis turned their heads rapidly in response to Oswald's first, missing-everything, shot at "Z-124."
Dear Jack "Ignoramus" Nessan,
Jack Ready's job was to keep an eye on JFK, not to lean over and move his head around like a bobblehead doll.
To see if JFK was okay after Oswald's first shot, Glen Bennett had to look around Dave Powers in the jump seat. That's what we see Bennett doing starting around Z-150.
One would think George Hickey's job didn't entail his bending over as though he was barfing, but that's what he did (bend over like he was barfing) starting around Z-145.
Both Ready and Hickey said the first shot sounded like a firecracker.
John Connally recognized it as a high-powered rifle shot.
Dear Jack "Ignoramus" Nessan,
The important thing is that Oswald's first shot was early and it missed everything.
D'oh!
Jack Ready's job was to keep an eye on JFK, not to lean over and move his head around like a bobblehead doll.
So, while you are sitting in your chair in front of the mirror and wiping the clown makeup from your face you come up with the idea that the Secret Service was not there to surveille the crowd but to stare at JFK in case he is shot so they can write an accurate report afterwards? Who would have thought it.
Other than point out the Secret Service was not there to protect JFK, you have not supplied one scintilla of evidence of an early missed shot. Absolutely nothing, but don't let that stop you from pretending it is all true.
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