Trouble is channels like these have been compromised by threats of lawsuits, and the govt. If they air information negative to the govt they get pressured to retract it, usually someone can be found to sue as a cover story for the real reason.
In 2003 History debut’d 3 new additional ‘Men Who Killed Kennedy’ 1 hour segments. They basically solved the JFK case, no more mystery. The were forced to halt DVD sales and the segments and apologize.
These 3 segments covered the Limo deathbed story from a key Detroit employee, the search for a cosmetic specialist right after the assassination, info on LBJ involvement, and a one hour story about Oswald's mistress who was privy to what he was really doing in NO’s in 63.
***History or Discovery ran tests of Oswald’s steps during and after the assassination. Including walking across the floor and down to the break room. It all worked out. I don’t believe the lone gunman,. But I believe that Oswald could have done what was alledged or at least he had time to.***
Discovery aired the program he was talking about. One of several they've done.
"Trouble is channels like these have been compromised by threats of lawsuits, and the govt. If they air information negative to the govt they get pressured to retract it, usually someone can be found to sue as a cover story for the real reason."
Completely false. The government has threatened none of these channels. The only threat of lawsuits was from people being slandered. There have been plenty of programs aired on both sides of the issue.
"In 2003 History debut’d 3 new additional ‘Men Who Killed Kennedy’ 1 hour segments. They basically solved the JFK case, no more mystery. The were forced to halt DVD sales and the segments and apologize."
No, "The Men Who Killed Kennedy" did not solve the case. That show is one of the worst series of programs ever done. They are the Weekly World News of JFK assassination programs. Nearly everything in them is false.
There is a separate program merely dealing with Oswald's physical movements after the assassination. They didn't try to say he killed Kennedy or Tippett. They just put him in the various places and re-enacted what his movements would have been to see if it was physically possible. BTW the movements were possible.