[shootergrassyknoll]

If you haven't read Barr McClellan's book, do so. His book is the only book I've read that links all the people in Texas that you've read about in other books. LBJ had no knowledge of the assassination, per say, he was the reason JFK was assassinated. Edward Clark was LBJ's Lawyer and protector! Clark was a powerful man in Texas, Owned allot of politicians, judges etc. Thats why it had to take place in Texas, so he could handle any damage control after the assassination. There was only three people who knew about the JFK assassination in advance, Edward Clark, Mac Wallace and the man named Sonny, the last two were assassins and they knew only shortly before the act. Oswald was recruited as a pasty, he was involved but was to be shot to death in a shoot out with the cops, that didn't happen. The book makes the most sense of anything I've read, read and you be the judge, believe me, it beats the Warren report!

[#3Fan]

If you haven't read Barr McClellan's book, do so. His book is the only book I've read that links all the people in Texas that you've read about in other books. LBJ had no knowledge of the assassination, per say, he was the reason JFK was assassinated. Edward Clark was LBJ's Lawyer and protector! Clark was a powerful man in Texas, Owned allot of politicians, judges etc. Thats why it had to take place in Texas, so he could handle any damage control after the assassination. There was only three people who knew about the JFK assassination in advance, Edward Clark, Mac Wallace and the man named Sonny, the last two were assassins and they knew only shortly before the act. Oswald was recruited as a pasty, he was involved but was to be shot to death in a shoot out with the cops, that didn't happen. The book makes the most sense of anything I've read, read and you be the judge, believe me, it beats the Warren report!

Yeah, it makes perfect sense. Everyone involved in the assassination knew each other or were connected by a few degrees of separation. From Ruby to the property owners to LBJ to...everyone.