What the Warren Commission Didn’t Know

Politico ^ | 02/02/2015 | PHILIP SHENON

[AmericanVictory]

The late Senator Morse, who, though a maverick, liked to boast that he was one of ten honest men in the U.S. Congress, referred to LBJ on the Senate floor on several occasions as the Senator from Brown and Root.

[Mr. K]

No, they don’t

[Big Red Badger]

Oswald said He was a patsy dozens of times,

I believe Him.

[Big Red Badger]

Oh Yes They Did!

[Timber Rattler]

Been there and looked at both the man-hole and the nearby storm drains.

Impossible.

And it wasn't an exit wound...the entire upper right quadrant of Kennedy's skull was sheered off by Oswald's grazing shot, and the limo sped away along the curving Elm Street.

[upcountryhorseman]

Why was it impossible, was the man hole too small?
You’ve got the wound location wrong: before the cover up,
when JFK was first brought into the examining room, a photo
showed a large exit wound on the lower right back of his scull.

[Timber Rattler]

Nonsense. Shooting from a manhole into Kennedy's limo was/is an impossible angle, the rifle would have had to been pointing almost straight up, and everyone would have seen it.

Completely unfeasible.

Conspiracy theorists just crack me up!

[upcountryhorseman]

Is suppose you have an answer for the shooter on the grassy Noll. No one with any knowledge of ballistics believes the
magic bullet theory or the pristine bullet found on the JFK
stretcher. what's this about shooting straight up? If fired when the limo was far enough back, the manhole was a possibility.The only “conspiracy” was the Warren Commission determination to blame a lone shooter!

[Timber Rattler]

You haven’t even been there and don’t know what you’re talking about.

[IndyTiger]

People forget that Connally lived and his wounds tell the story.

In addition, the scar from the bullet entrance on Connally's back was oblong shaped, indicating the bullet was tumbling, having gone through JFK's neck without striking any bone. I have visited the sixth floor museum and looked out the windows to down on Elm Street. The first thing that flashed into my mind was what an easy shot it would have been. And Oswald had a four-power scope to boot.