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I'm not so sure that nothing was seen from the grassy knoll. I've read reports that there was a trainmaster high above the tracks overlooking that knoll, and he reported seeing gunfire from the knoll. Additionally, a woman stated that she saw a man with a rifle on the knoll, and when she asked what he was doing, he replied that he was with the Secret Service.

Oh, the Secret Service claimed they had no personnel at that site and the trainmaster was killed in a head-on on a secluded Texas highway shortly after the assassination.

But we all know there is no conspiracy, don't we now?

[mlo]

I'm not so sure that nothing was seen from the grassy knoll. I've read reports that there was a trainmaster high above the tracks overlooking that knoll, and he reported seeing gunfire from the knoll.

He didn't report seeing any gunfire.

Additionally, a woman stated that she saw a man with a rifle on the knoll, and when she asked what he was doing, he replied that he was with the Secret Service.

Nobody that day reported seeing a man with a rifle on the knoll, and nobody identified themselves as Secret Service. As I've said before, there is a lot mythology attached to this case.