What did SS agent Kellerman mean by, "A flurry of shells come into the car?"

[John Iacoletti]

Focus Iacoletti, Kellerman's your eyewitness and a flurry of shells means nothing, what was he describing?

Here's where you tell us what he really meant.

[Steve Logan]

Kind of like McDonald's "it's all over now", right?

No that's by Bobby Womack first done by the Valentinos then of course The Rolling Stones made it righteous.

[Steve Logan]

Kind of like McDonald's "it's all over now", right?

Well he had to make something up that Oswald said as he was planting the gun in his waistband and violating his rights.

[John Mytton]

Here's where you tell us what he really meant.

So let's be honest you haven't got a clue what Kellerman meant, why are you wasting my time?



JohnM

[John Mytton]

Well he had to make something up that Oswald said as he was planting the gun in his waistband and violating his rights.

What a joke, violating Oswald's rights, Ffs!

How about McDonald's rights?

When I go to work I don't expect to be punched in the face for absolutely no reason and then to top it off I don't expect some lunatic to try and shoot me.

Imo McDonald showed a great deal of restraint.



JohnM

[Steve Logan]

What a joke, violating Oswald's rights, Ffs!

How about McDonald's rights?

When I go to work I don't expect to be punched in the face for absolutely no reason and then to top it off I don't expect some lunatic to try and shoot me.

Imo McDonald showed a great deal of restraint.



JohnM

"When I go to work I don't expect to be punched in the face for absolutely no reason and then to top it off I don't expect some lunatic to try and shoot me."


I did. 

[Mitch Todd]

What did SS agent Roy Kellerman mean when he testified that a flurry of shells came into Kennedy's limousine?

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Maybe the better question is, why is Kellerman the only person who talked about a "flurry of shells"?