Mike Carney

Ron, thanks for all the articles and I have read them all and not one of them addresses the evidence. You have SSA’s saying they didn’t see Hickey fire the weapon and what would you expect them to say, they have to protect the SS. You have the lawsuit, of course they are going to sue, the SS has to protect its reputation. You have newspaper articles that don’t mention the evidence, nothing substantial that destroys the theory. I would be happy to discuss any point in any article you list. Again, none of them address the evidence.

Ron, I am wondering who other than the Philadelphia Enquirer discredited the Hickey theory?

Only Mafia boss higher than Marcello was Frank Costello and he was in on the assassination of JFK. Marcello and Costello were in business together so I think if they and Trafficante were worried about any of them talking about the assassination, they would have had them hit. Who else is there?

It seems that Marcello and Trafficante were worried that Rosselli, Giancana, and Hoffa might spill the beans while being grilled by the feds so they pulled the "why take a chance" card and had them all killed.

On August 9, 1976, Rosselli's decomposing body was found by a fisherman in a 55-gallon steel fuel drum floating in Dumbfounding Bay near Miami, Florida.

Hello Mark and Ron, Yes I've seen that article but there were many witnesses that saw Hickey with the AR15 and some had thought he fired it. There were also many witnesses that smelled smoke in the motorcade, where did that come from? There was the actions of the Secret Service afterward in covering it up, why?

Thanks Ron, but this is a different "Smoking Gun", it was done by Colin McLaren and came out in 2013. Called "JFK - The Smoking Gun". You can rent it on youtube for about $3 and it's well worth it.

The Secret Service did the cover up, watch the movie "JFK - The Smoking Gun". It's about an hour and a half long and it explains the reason for the cover up.