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Offline Jack Trojan

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Re: Oswald did NOT act alone
« Reply #24 on: April 09, 2018, 10:13:52 PM »
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I see no evidence of a second shooter.
I see no evidence of Oswald needing help.

What about the blow out in the back of JFK's head?
What about the entrance wound in JFK's throat?
What about the exploding head shot?
What about the bullet hole in the windshield?
What about the magic bullet's impossible trajectory?
What about Greer slowing the limo down to the "Turkey shoot point"?
What about 2 of 3 shots finding their mark looking thru a wonky scope?
What about Oswald keeping the useless scope on the MC after disassembling/reassembling it?
What about the Keystone DPD's handling of the crime scene?
What about there not being a single print on the MC after disassembling/reassembling it?
Etc...

How can you claim Oswald 100% probably did it when you can't explain a single "what about.." listed above?

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Re: Oswald did NOT act alone
« Reply #24 on: April 09, 2018, 10:13:52 PM »


Offline Bill Brown

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Re: Oswald did NOT act alone
« Reply #25 on: April 09, 2018, 10:34:26 PM »
What about the blow out in the back of JFK's head?
What about the entrance wound in JFK's throat?
What about the exploding head shot?
What about the bullet hole in the windshield?
What about the magic bullet's impossible trajectory?
What about Greer slowing the limo down to the "Turkey shoot point"?
What about 2 of 3 shots finding their mark looking thru a wonky scope?
What about Oswald keeping the useless scope on the MC after disassembling/reassembling it?
What about the Keystone DPD's handling of the crime scene?
What about there not being a single print on the MC after disassembling/reassembling it?
Etc...

How can you claim Oswald 100% probably did it when you can't explain a single "what about.." listed above?

How do you know the scope was used?

Offline Jack Trojan

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Re: Oswald did NOT act alone
« Reply #26 on: April 09, 2018, 11:29:03 PM »
So Oswald truly was a superhuman marksman then? I'd like to see someone match that feat exactly how you describe it. Expert marksmen couldn't even do it with a sighted scope. So after Oswald's 1st shot, he realized his scope was wonky, so he switched to the iron sights to score a 2 for 2, all in under 10 secs? :D You keep telling yourself that. But if he was such a super-marksman, then surely he would have known the scope would be useless and removed it from the rifle before smuggling its parts into the TSBD in a paper bag, correct?

BTW, the fact that it took 3 shims to realign the scope before the FBI could even hit the target means the scope was never sighted-in. No way. Which means Oswald must have practiced with the rifle with the wonky scope and didn't bother to sight it in or else he never shot the rifle. WTF? Otherwise, there is no way an unpracticed shooter could have possibly pulled off a 2 for 2 on that day, the way you describe it.

How come Oswald didn't take the 1st shot as the limo turned onto Elm? Sitting duck served up on a silver platter. It didn't get any better than that.

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Offline John Iacoletti

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Re: Oswald did NOT act alone
« Reply #27 on: April 10, 2018, 10:38:30 PM »
  Nothing like certainty of equivocation Maybe you were trying to be humorous?

Yes, he cracks himself up.