[martian_22]

There was no conspiracy nor was there any cover-up.

Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone nut gunman.

He used a single magic bullet.

Who could argue with any of that?

[OldFriend]

And the brains were on the back of the car because..........

[veronica]

A site which addresses and debunks the Conspiracy Theories

[Wolfstar]

He used a single magic bullet.

No, actually, he didn't. There were three verified shots fired. One that missed, one that hit the president in the back and exited through his throat, and one that hit the president in the head.

The only thing I am trying to do with this thread is demonstrate the truth about the fatal head shot clearly for those whose minds are open to the truth. I do not argue for or against any conspiracy theory — only that those who believe a conspiracy existed should at least not twist the truth about the fatal head shot. It came from the rear and took out pretty much all of the upper right side of the president's head.

A well-meant conspiracy theory will try to make the theory fit the facts, not the other way around.

[Bobibutu]

"He used a single magic bullet. "

Have you ever had a lucky shot or two?

I have - it amazed me. And I used to be a pretty good shot (20-30 years ago) rifle, pistol, shotgun.

My theory - Oswald got lucky. Never mind his Marine shooting training which provided a base (a damn good one) for him to build from.

Warren was right. Not perfect - right.

[chicagolady]

anyone with a brain that could think for themselves for 1 minute!

[SunkenCiv]

Yeah, JFK was hit from behind, not by Lee Harvey Oswald, by a shooter firing from the county records building, using two shots (JFK rocked a little in his seat because of his back trouble, and the first shot went a little awry, striking the president and then the governor, as the Zapruder film shows), and the whole thing was arranged by LHO's employer, Carlos Marcello. For an interview with the shooter, see Hugh McDonald's book of the mid-1970s.