From: sirslick@fast.net   
      
   On Thursday, December 21, 2023 at 12:52:05 PM UTC-5, Ben Holmes wrote:   
   > There is simply no indication that any effort was made to restrict or    
   > structure the attack on President Kennedy to create the perception of    
   > a lone shooter - that was strictly an artifact of the "lone nut"    
   > messaging that emerged during the 48 hours following President    
   > Kennedy's murder. Certainly, the first day reports out of Dallas    
   > provided ample suggestion of an organized attack by multiple    
   > participants and of a well-planned conspiracy at work. Smoke from the    
   > fence line on Elm Street, mysterious individuals behind the fence line    
   > (one a uniformed Dallas patrolman), suspicious out of state cars    
   > circulating through a a restricted/fenced parking area behind the    
   > fence line, the blocking of the motorcade intersection at Elm and    
   > Houston by an ambulance at the scheduled time of arrivel of the    
   > motorcade, a stalled pick-up blocking one line under the railroad    
   > underpass which was towed away only at the last moment, more bullet    
   > impacts and actual recovered bullets than match the supposed three    
   > shots fired by Oswald, the list goes on and on.    
   >    
   > FBI DIRECTOR Hoover was upset that the Dallas Police were talking to    
   > the press far too much about indications of anyone other than Oswald    
   > being involved. A prime example was Dallas Police Chief Curry's    
   > televised statements that that the police had witnesses who had seen    
   > Oswald picked up after the shooting by a Negro driving a station wagon    
   > (a point later confirmed by at least three independent witnesses.    
   >    
   > Some of the leads suggesting multiple participants and indications of    
   > conspiracy were investigated, but very quietly and with a number of    
   > the related reports simply disappearing over time - much like the    
   > polygraph of Buell Frazer rejecting the "sack" as Oswald's, the list    
   > of license plates for cars parked behind the fence line, the    
   > possibility of an unaccounted-for bullet impacting on the south side    
   > of Elm street, or the list of witnesses at the Texas School Book    
   > Depository. Leads and evidence which did not fit the "lone nut" story    
   > line literally faded away during the early days of the official    
   > inquiry. - Larry Hancock, Tipping Point, pgs 198-199   
      
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