[Vigilanteman]

With the 50th anniversary of JFK's assassination coming up in less than one month, I've been reading the Leperchaun's book Killing Kennedy.

Because I am so skeptical of so many JFK assassination theories, I still love checking out each one. O'Reilly may be full of himself, but he writes a damn good book here.

Cross checking his facts produced this interesting exchange and a couple of photos on the ship on which Lee Harvey Oswald returned to America with his Russian wife and daughter.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The photo links give 404 errors.

http://www.perryvermeulen.nl/maasdam1962_1.jpg

http://www.perryvermeulen.nl/maasdam1962_2.jpg

[Steve_Seattle]

Why does the author point to all those very plausible things and non-events as being “remarkable”? Someone who just happened to be in a room close to the Oswald’s and didn’t particularly attempt to communicate with them is “remarkable”? Oswald was described as somewhat anti-social and as a loner, so why is it remarkable that he didn’t interact very much with fellow passengers? And even if he had, so what?

[Steve_Seattle]

"Because I am so skeptical of so many JFK assassination theories, I still love checking out each one."

There's a good reason to be skeptical of so many of them - even if one is right, all the others must be wrong.

[capt B]

Read Ion Pacepa’s books- best re assassination

[dfwgator]

The Commie did it, end of story.

[Resolute Conservative]

You are all wrong, Bush did it...