And I appreciate you willingness to understand.
I visited the Sixth Floor Museum about a year after I arrived in Dallas. When I looked out the window, I realized it was a murder scene. I still don’t care about the politics or the urban legends. Someone was murdered by gunfire and I wanted to know how it happened.
It wasn’t out of a manhole. Too low.
It wasn’t off the overpass because there was a crowd of railroad workers and two police officers.
It wasn’t from the grassy knoll because Zapruder filmed from there and no one standing with him saw anyone.
That left the sixth floor and the testimony of the two clerks on the fifth.
Plus the trajectories.
Plus the Zapruder film.
Plus the the testimony of Mrs Connelly and the Governor.
Plus more pictures, testimony and hard physical evidence.
It took awhile.
At this point, years and conspiracy theories later, wouldn’t the more important question to ask FIRST be, “Why did Jack Ruby kill Oswald?” Working from the last act back to the first might give more answers at this time. Was Ruby just acting out of anger and grief? Was he trying to be the hero who offed the baddest guy around? Answer Ruby’s actions and the answer to the rest of the story becomes clear.