Re: Missing the first shot

tomnln wrote: "Even the WCR did NOT know which shot missed."

Granted, they didn't. However that issue has been resolved in the many 
years since the assassination.

G. Robert Blakey, chief counsel of the HSCA, has referred to the 
advancement in science and technology since 1964 that has helped to clear 
up the sequence of events in Dealey. He is correct, and it becomes even 
more pertinent as time moves on.

As usual, conspiracists tend to forget that the assassination and the 
Warren Commission investigation happened almost 50 years ago, and that the

HSCA investigation was now 30 years ago. They forget that there has been 
nearly a half-century of study and analysis in the intervening years since

the event by thousands of professionals and amateurs. Every nook and 
cranny, every angle -- down to the smallest nth minutia -- has been 
studied and scrutinized over and over, and absolutely nothing has been 
uncovered that points in any way to a conspiracy.

The only thing that's been uncovered is the fertile imaginations of 
conspiracists.

I can't remember who coined this "black cat" phrase, but it's so pertinent

to the Kennedy assassination, I made my own variation: "Conspiracists 
trying to find a conspiracy in the death of Kennedy is like a blind man 
wearing sungl***** trying to see a black cat in a room completely void of 
light."

When are you guys gonna get it?

James


"tomnln" <tomnln@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Even the WCR did NOT know which shot missed.
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> "Andrew Mason" <a.mason@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Jas wrote:
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>>> Andrew wrote: "The first shot did not miss, according to the evidence.

>>> So there is no reason to speculate on how Oswald could have missed."
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>>> Disinformation, plain and simple.
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>> Now you can argue that 16 witnesses got it all wrong the same way. But 
>> you can't accuse me, fairly, of spreading disinformation. It is real 
>> information - 16 witnesses described in great detail how JFK reacted to

>> the first shot. I am just pointing it out.
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>> Andrew Mason
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