[justshutupandtakeit]

Many of the depositions and interviews are available on the web. I have read many of them and continue to do so. So far none have proven ANYTHING except that the interviewers seemed to waste a tremendous amount of time on irrelevencies and steer clear of areas that could be too embarrassing to the Official Lie. Some contrary statements are even included such as those of Officer Baker and Roy Truly wrt Oswald's whereabouts immediately following the shots.

I have read dozens of books about this, some are interesting and raise valid questions, some are nonsense and irrelevent to the issues but one of the most deceptive is the Posner. It does not stand much scrutiny. I have read the summary of the Report published after the entire document was released.

Still haven't answered the question I posed as to how a rifle which broken down has a 34" component smuggled into the TBD in a package no more than 22" long? It is not necessary to read the entire 26 volumes to wonder about this.

I doubt that YOU have read all 26 volumes either. But that has not caused me to attempt to dismiss your concerns with supporting the Report. Nor have I insinuated that you are a professional apologist or Shooter 2.5 either.

[aristeides]

I suspect that the number of people still alive who have read all 26 volumes of the Warren Commission Report can be counted on the fingers of two hands. I think the point of the report was to drown readers in so much minutiae that nobody could get through it all, still less think about it all. (By the way, I possess and have read the single-volume summary that the government issued at the same time as the 26 volumes. Even that is a very dreary read.)