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I see so many posts saying it has to have been the lone gunman and that any alternative is an unsupported conspiracy theory. Please take a few minutes and watch one of the many videos posted by Mark Groubert and Eric Hunley; they have real data, not conjecture like the Warren Commission relied on. For instance, did you know the following, which are documented facts: 1) the day after Nov. 22, LBJ had the JFK limo sent to Indiana to replace the bullet cracked windshield and to Michigan to fix the vehicle body of bullet holes; 2) Gerry Ford was a Warren Commission member, admitted publicly in 1997 that he had personally altered the Commission’s report on the path of the bullet through JFK’s back to make it much higher, above the shoulder blade, so the American people wouldn’t get the wrong “impression”; 3) JFK did not want to return to Texas after his visit there to El Paso in 1963; Jackie wrote that she overheard LBJ loudly demanding he go to his home state again in November; 4) in a memo, JE Hoover informed LBJ that the photo of “Oswald” entering the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City was NOT Oswald; 5) Jack Ruby was seen multiple times with Oswald in Dallas prior to the JFK assassination; 6) Oswald and his family lived with active CIA agents in Dallas; 7) David Ferrie, a CIA pilot linked to the events in Dallas, was captain of the Civil Air Patrol in New Orleans in which the 15-year old LH Oswald was a member - yes, there is a photo; 8) a few months before Nov. 22, the Texas School Book Depository was purchased by LH Bird, a close friend of LBJs; 9) the Secret Service detail for the President was out drinking moonshine in Ft. Worth until 3:30 am on the morning of the assassination and were in terrible physical shape. There are probably 300 such factoids that indicate ties to federal agencies and LBJ.

I lived in Dallas when he was shot and was attending a sixth grade class at a local Elementary School. We had been to the little park that became known as the “Grassy Knoll” many times. No one even knew that the Texas School Book Fepository was there, although my mother passed by it every day going to and from work. I remember that day we’ll. It was a bright sunny day, and the air was clean from the rain we had the day before. We were excited that the President was coming to Dallas, and as you can imagine, the teachers had been pumping us up all week for Kennedy’s visit. He came on a Friday, so the buildup all week was tremendous. I will never forget that was eating lunch with my friends at the old roll up tables that they used to have in Elentary school lunches. We had fish that day (in honor of catholics I suppose), and our principal, James D. Nall, came over the loud speakers, just after lunch to tell us that the President had been shot. I recall that the network TV was saturated all day, and they announced that a suspect had been caught, right after a local policeman, J.D. Tippett, had been shot to death by the suspect at a local movie theater. My father knew Tippett well, as he used to stop in at his fire station for coffee. MyMother worked downtown and had to go by the crime scene on her way home. I worked overseas later in life and used to kid folks when asked about that day that I was the “shooter” on the grassy knoll. Of course, I was 12 at the time, so it wasn’t me. What a tragedy. I always believed it was a conspiracy.