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Re: Was Hickey's AR15 in burst mode?
« Reply #168 on: November 23, 2023, 11:34:21 PM »
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             You show SA Hickey having the AR-15 in the crook of his arm. The AR-15 was laying on the FLOORBOARD of the JFK Limo. He would have had to bend over from his elevated seated position and awkwardly lift the rifle upward. The rifle would therefore NOT be at anything close to a level position. Your visual aid is nowhere close to accurate.

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Re: Was Hickey's AR15 in burst mode?
« Reply #169 on: November 23, 2023, 11:39:31 PM »
(1) My calculation of Oswald's angles based on above is .....
shot-1 at Z113 is -34.8 deg. If at Holland's Z106 it is still -34.6 deg koz either way it is at the signals.
shot-2 at Z218 is -21.0 deg.
shot-3 at Z312 is -16.6 deg.
So, how is 34.8  deg to 21.0 deg a jack in the box?

(2) What limo re-location?
(3) What shot timings?

    Your're being completely unaware of (2) & (3) tells me all I need to know. You need to put down the calculator and actually understand ALL of the claims being made with regard to the signal strike.

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Re: Was Hickey's AR15 in burst mode?
« Reply #170 on: November 23, 2023, 11:54:52 PM »
    Your're being completely unaware of (2) & (3) tells me all I need to know. You need to put down the calculator and actually understand ALL of the claims being made with regard to the signal strike.
I reckon that i know more than u about Holland's stuff.
So give me a clue re your claim that Holland stuffed up re pozzy of limo & timings of shots.

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Re: Was Hickey's AR15 in burst mode?
« Reply #171 on: November 24, 2023, 01:21:04 AM »
38:40.......... They say that their 3D of Dealey Plaza 100% rules out that Hickey might have fired the headshot.
40:30……. John Orr too mentions Hickey probably being too low.
http://www.mountainrivercabins.com/JohnOrrReport.pdf


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Re: Was Hickey's AR15 in burst mode?
« Reply #172 on: November 24, 2023, 03:23:23 AM »

             You show SA Hickey having the AR-15 in the crook of his arm. The AR-15 was laying on the FLOORBOARD of the JFK Limo. He would have had to bend over from his elevated seated position and awkwardly lift the rifle upward. The rifle would therefore NOT be at anything close to a level position. Your visual aid is nowhere close to accurate.
Yes, that cartoon should show Hickey picking the AR15 up from the floor.
Other segments of that same cartoon do show him picking the AR15 up from the floor.
In any case, when Hickey picks up the AR15 he then has to raize it up & swing it around over the top of O'Donnell's head, which that cartoon duz fairly well.
Whether the AR15 was held in one hand or in both hands might not be important.
Whether the AR15 was under the armpit might not be important, but holding it under his armpit requires that Hickey stood fully up during the shots.
Holding the AR15 out in front of his chest, ie a little higher than if it were under his armpit, duznt require that Hickey stood fully up.
Anyhow its an amazingly good cartoon.
My  own theory is that Hickey fired an autoburst of at least 4 shots, hence that cartoon should have the first shot at say Z300, not Z312.

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Re: Was Hickey's AR15 in burst mode?
« Reply #173 on: November 24, 2023, 12:57:01 PM »
I reckon that i know more than u about Holland's stuff.
So give me a clue re your claim that Holland stuffed up re pozzy of limo & timings of shots.

   You claim, "I know more than u.....". OK. This is Not the way to sustain a conversation.

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Re: Was Hickey's AR15 in burst mode?
« Reply #174 on: November 24, 2023, 10:53:54 PM »
   You claim, "I know more than u.....". OK. This is Not the way to sustain a conversation.
I know more than everyone here combined.
But i admit that i can learn something from anyone here on any day, including hopefully u & Dan O'meara.
Which sort of seems to contradict my above wordage (but duznt really).
So, dont let me down.
U have the chance to school me re Holland's problems.

Thats half the reason that i bother to hang around here, to occasionally learn something new.
Why do u hang around?

....................... Stuff that i have learnt here in the past year includes...........
Something hit the fender of Hargis's motorcycle during the shots.
There was a new witness to the Tippit shooting.
The dictabelt is krapp (which i had redd a long time ago, but i had never bothered to read about it in detail).
The motorcade stopped for at least 30 sec on the Stemmons onramp (Officer Brown).
The stoppage on the onramp was confirmed by Hoffman (which proves he was there).
There is youtube of the motorcade halfway between The Trade Mart & Parkland.
JFK's neck wound had been probed (with a long thin metal probe) all the way throo. 
.......................... A while back i learnt that.................
The Z footage shows a piece of skull spinning in midair & falling inside the jfklimo.
A giff of Latimer's test shows how Connally's jacket bulged & how the lapel everted, if the slug firstly passed throo jfk (ie if the slug was tumbling).
Reactions in the Z footage indicate a shot at about pseudo Z125.
The first shot ricocheted off the signal arm (at about pseudo Z105)(Holland).
Hickey accidentally fired the headshot.
etc etc etc
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