Here’s a variety of circumstantial observations made at the time of the fatal shot(s). Take your pick...
1) Secret Service agent George Hickey carried an AR-15, which is the civilian version of the M-16, the prototype of the rifle used by U.S. military ground troops in the Vietnam era. Numerous eyewitness reports state that Hickey had grabbed this weapon and was waving it around within seconds of the first shot.
2) One eyewitness, S.M. Holland, told the Warren Commission interviewer that just about the same time the President was shot the second time, he (Hickey) jumped up in the seat and was standing up now I actually thought when they started up, I actually though he was shot, too, because he fell backwards just like he was shot, but it jerked him down when they started off. Holland also observed that agent Hickey had his weapon in his hands at the moment.
3) Special agent Winston Lawson was in the first car of the motorcade, the car ahead of Kennedys on that day. His job was to look steadily backward at the President. Maintaining constant visual contact. In his statement written December 1, 1963, agent Wilson wrote that:
As the Lead Car was passing under this bridge I heard the first loud, sharp report and in more rapid succession two more sounds like gunfire. I could see persons to the left of the motorcade vehicles running away. I noticed agent Hickey standing in the follow-up car with the automatic weapon and first thought he had fired at someone.
4) Secret Service Agent Glenn Bennett, seated next top Hickey in the follow-up car, says that when the second shot hit Kennedy he yelled Hes hit and reached for the A-15 on the floor of the vehicle- only to realize agent Hickey already had it. Secret Service Agent Emory Roberts, who was in charge of the agents in the follow-up car, reported that just after the shooting he turned and saw Hickey with the rifle, and said Be careful with that.
5) While the sound reports from the scene are confusing, many ear-witnesses that that one or more shots had originated from near the President. Austin Miller, watching from the overpass, thought that the shots had come
from right there in the car. Royce Skelton, also watching from the overpass, said that he thought the shots came from around the Presidents car. Mary Elizabeth Woodward, standing just in front of the grassy knoll, described the third shot as
a horrible ear-shattering noise.
6) Several individuals who were part of the presidents motorcade reported smelling gunpowder. Mrs. Earle Cabell, wife of the mayor of Dallas, was riding in an open convertible, four cars behind the death car. She saw the barrel of the rifle projecting through the open window, and immediately after that reported smelling gunpowder. Other people riding in the motorcade also reported the smell of gunpowder, including Tom Dillard, a journalist who was riding in an open car about a block behind the President, and Senator Ralph Yarborough, who was in the care immediately behind Agent Hickeys
If in fact the only shots fired that afternoon were from Oswalds rifle, six stories in the air and inside a building, I have a very difficult time understanding why numerous eyewitnesses would smell gunpowder at ground level and in the path of the presidential limousine.
http://johnshaplin.blogspot.com/2011/12/accidental-death-of-john-f-kennedy.html
“circumstantial observations”..hahahaha
like I said ...someone explain why hasn’t one person in 50 years has come forward and said they saw Hickey fire that gun into the limo? not one.....someone explain how there is not one photo of Hickey and the AR-15 in Dealey Plaza?....someone explain how Ken O’Donnell and Dave Powers had an AR-15 fired inches above their heads into the brain of their best friend and never noticed or said a word about it? ...someone explain how Hickey turned all the way back around from a rear facing position, picked an AR-15 up off the floor of the limo, got it ready to fire, raised the gun up, or stood up, and fired the perfect accidental shot in less than 3 seconds? and then started waving the gun around!!!
absolute lunacy
2 questions: Where did the ejected shell casing from the fired AR-15 end up? Who picked it up off of the street or sidewalk?