[Fester Chugabrew]

I think we'd have to rule out the head shot round as injuring Mr. Tague. Have you seen any documentation showing his position WRT the purported line of fire and the motorcade? As far as I'm concerned, any bullet fired from a high powered rifle can go anywhere once it hits another object. Too bad we didn't have the forensic techniques and zeal back then that we have today.

Meanwhile Don Hewitt does not accept the answer, "What difference would it make?" when Robert (or was it Ted?) Kennedy was asked if he thought his brother died at the hands of more than one gunman. Hewitt thinks it was a conspiracy, too. Hey, if you're looking for a big story why not make one up, or at least pretend there is one to be uncovered?

But the author of this article does recognize one thing: The Consitution has suffered a continued, steady sacking ever since. Nothing that FDR didn't already begin.

[dread78645]

I think we'd have to rule out the head shot round as injuring Mr. Tague. Have you seen any documentation showing his position WRT the purported line of fire and the motorcade? As far as I'm concerned, any bullet fired from a high powered rifle can go anywhere once it hits another object. Too bad we didn't have the forensic techniques and zeal back then that we have today.

Tague1 and Tague3 showing the two possibilities of either the head shot or being deflected by the oak tree.

Here and here are some diagrams that assume a shot coming from the Dal-Tex building.

...Don Hewitt ..."What difference would it make?" ...

He's right in a sense.

To me, the minor matter of more than one shooter(s) is overwhelmed by the crass arrogance shown by the CIA, FBI, and probably the Secret Service in obstructing the investigation. Like Nixon's Watergate, the cover-up was much more serious than the original petty crime it was supposed to bury.