No, it will never go away. Not as long as the books get bought, tickets are purchased for the movies, advertisers buy commercial time for the documentaries, and magazines are snapped up once they hit the shelves.
It's a multi-million dollar business... and someone is laughing all the way to the bank.
I heard Bugliosi on the radio and the caller was talking about a bullet and fragment probably hitting the curb and bloodying citizen Tague’s cheek near the Freeway Underpass. This is a point of contention that is difficult to clarify.
But talking about the cottage industry on the JFK assassination conspiracies; some of it is downright silly as can be.
This occurred way back in late ‘63; so here is this one website digging up a very laughable; “did this guy kill officer J.D. Tippit; with this mock photograph?? http://www.jfkmurdersolved.com/tip.htm Too bad anyone could be vulnerable enough to be preyed on in this manner and it would be damaging to anyone with plausible questions. I mean this photo looks like absolute fakery, to the cheap sunglasses, the “age” question of something that happened about 45 years ago and obviously, the guy in the fedora is supposed to look shadey and the photo looks like a rather recent snapshot.
But I do appreciate the O. Stone treatment of the slaying of Tippit; of in one case, one man running away and then in another case, two men, one stockey among the 2, running off in the immediate moments after the slaying of Tippit.
True.