Mark Wengler

Kennedy was hit between z frams 2107 225 and Connally was hit around z frame 235 2 hits 2 different bullets

Is there site where you can get this in one shot?

Same here

Here is a list that i made of who could behind the assassination i will try to go into more detail on why these people may have done it. 1 The head of ZR/Rifle project William Harvey he would recruit the assassination team and their backups. 2 Mafia don Carlos Marcello provided the funding 3 Either the Hunts or Clinton Murchison because Texas was their playground and both hated Kennedy. 4 David Phillips help in framing Oswald 5 James Jesus Angleton again false info on Oswald 6 E. Howard Hunt says he was involved 7 David Sánchez Morales work with Harvey 8 Need help from some agents in the FBI(Hoover) 9 Military Curtis LeMay hated Kennedy with a passion would like to see him gone anything about military went though him. 10 Persons in the Dallas police force recruited by the Hunts or Murchison. 11 Ed Lansdale Military voice in Dallas 12 Allen Dulles controlled all info in dealings about the CIA 13 George de Mohrenschildt 1 William Harvey Did not like to policy that the Kennedy's were taking after the Bay of Pigs towards Castro. Stopping the assassinations attempts on his like. He saw this as a slap in the face of the anti-castro cubans. He recruited the assassination team and their backups because he was the head of ZR/Rifle project he knew who he cold trust on this 2 Carlos Marcello How RFK had him deported in the middle of the night and had to sneak back into the country. This was a great slap in the face which called for payback also had the money to carry it off 3 The Hunts or Clinton Murchison both men were ultra right conservative raciest who did not like Kennedy's policies on civil rights they saw this is destroying the American way of life. 4 David Phillips aka Maurice Bishop was chief of all operations in the Western hemisphere was involved in Alpha 66 also was in Mexico when Oswald was there. He may have been one of the people controlling Oswald. 5 James Jesus Angleton Could had knowledge of Oswald more lattter on him and give false info when needed 6 E. Howard Hunt said was in on the assassination. 7 David Sánchez Morales Ran the Jim-Wave station also was a part of ZR/Rifle project. Hated the Kennedy Brothers with a passion because of the failed Bay of Pigs plot. 8 Curtis LeMay hated Kennedy because Lemay could not go in and bomb cuba saw Kennedy Weak and soft on communism. Which LeMay saw as betraying the american way of like for this he had to go. 9 Hoover Also hated the Kennedys because thier stance on civil rights which was a grave front to him and he thought if Kennedy was reelected he would be gone from the FBI. 10 Edward Geary Lansdale was part of "Operation Mongoose could have been either the military or the cia man in dallas. 11 Dallas Police force recruited by the Hunts or Murchison same mind set as them on hand to make sure things went right in the assassination. Like helping shooters get away and to distract any witines who may have sceen something. 12 Allen Dulles also was fired by JFK he had to coverup any conection to the CIA at all coast 13 George de Mohrenschildt maybe low level cia agent who's duty was to act as Oswald's handler for his time in dallas to guide him in a certian way to make Oswald look like the assassin

He could be very well faking it. Look how he planned it The shooting at the movie theater and his apt. Look at the apt he had the whole apt ready to blow up and he setup either a radio or stereo o play loud music to draw in a person to trigger the bombs. That takes a sound mind to do all that.

Tom as we all know the U.S has a history of targeted assassinations like targeted killing of the Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto Cuban President Fidel Castro attack on the barracks where Muammar al-Gaddafi was known to be sleeping During the first Gulf War Saddam Hussein Salvador Allende of Chile possible u.s involved Phoenix Program Patrice Émery Lumumba possible u.s involved Rafael Trujillo possible u.s involved Ngô Đình Diệm and his brother possible u.s involved Gary Webb cia? Frank Olson cia Mary Meyer cia? Some here would add also JFK/MLK/RFK to that list 6 on this list are americans or the one's we know of But Al-Awlaki called for the death of americans did we have a canch of catching him and bringing him to trial NO. Here was an American calling for the death of his fellow americans. He became an enemy then and the u.s government had the right to go after him any way possible. As i said before i do have trouble with the government targeting americans but if they are beyond our reach to bring him to trial and they calling for the death of americans i say take him out.

Very sorry for your loss Kathleen my sympathies to you and your family

Just did it .

The quote about President Kennedy being dead. He never said He dead all right. This comes his letter that he family has. This letter was sent to Manchester say such far i could tell Manchester replied to Fr. Huber. Also Fr Huber came from my home town. In the early 80's i got a chance to speak to his sister and look at the family album on Her brother Fr. Huber. Also when he passed away Rose Kennedy sent a telegram to the family giving her condolences and thanking the Fr. Huber's family for what he did that day.

Well the quote Manchester use regarding Fr. Huber is very wrong

I know for a fact the info on Fr. Oscar Huber is wrong.

Like i said in a earlier post it could be very easy to do. lets say you an agent and they want to frame you for something. Your handler says David i need you to be here and pick up a package and take it to a place. Then i need you to check into a hotel and wait for a message. As a agent you don't ask why you are doing these things you trust your handler. Then latter you find out there is a manhunt out for you. Then you realise that you have been setup by the very person you trusted.

RIP Jack

In some ways it is very easy to do. His handler could have said Lee i want you to go here and wait for a message and then leave. Or Lee i need you to go here and pickup a package and take it to this address. By doing so they would had Lee in these places to look guilty and he would had no idea wat really was going on.

I have lisin to Dietrich on coasttocoast am and this guy is nuts!!! he claims that we surrender to Japan because that had a weapon that could had destroyed America

" I hope that this judge can comprehend the concept of a Manchurian candidate" I'd be surprised if he was NOT familiar with the concept, whether he buys such an substatiated sci-fi theory is another story. The shot that killed Kennedy was fired 1in behind the right ear Sirhan never got that close.

" I hope that this judge can comprehend the concept of a Manchurian candidate" I'd be surprised if he was NOT familiar with the concept, whether he buys such an substatiated sci-fi theory is another story. The autopsy report said the kill shot was fired from 1in behind the right ear. Sirhan never got behind kennedy to do that.

If you want to get into that people need to look at Frank Olson and how he was murdered http://www.frankolsonproject.org/

A great many out away Borman dr. mengele eichmann cot 1960 putto death 1962

Is there a place where you can download the whole Four Days In November at one time.

Thanks alot John for what you are doing

If there is an EBAY in England you can try there or an old Elecranics Shop you may find one there.

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/46964134/ns/today-books/ Secret Service agent shares memories of Jackie Kennedy Clint Hill was with her when JFK was assassinated, shared family’s private grief By Halimah Abdullah TODAY.com contributor updated 4/5/2012 10:01:02 AM ET His code name was “Dazzle” – a Secret Service agent charged with protecting first lady Jackie Kennedy. For Clint Hill, the job meant being present for some of the most painful and poignant moments of the Kennedy family’s life. Now Hill has broken a 50-year silence, sharing his experiences in a memoir, “Mrs. Kennedy and Me.” He sat down with TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie to discuss the deep bond he shared with the iconic first lady “You write about her with such admiration and affection and almost, dare I say it, love for her,” Guthrie said. “I’ve been accused of that,” Hill said. “I think that’s a little bit too strong an emotion. Yes, I admired her a great deal. I really respected her. I don’t think you could really say that I loved her.” ‘Oh Jack, what have they done?’ Nonetheless, Hill's friendship with the first lady was genuine and close. He was there on Nov. 22, 1963, when a bullet pierced President John F. Kennedy’s skull, splattering both the Secret Service agent and the stunned first lady with blood and gore. Story: ‘Mrs. Kennedy and Me’: A fond look back from a special agent The memory haunts him still. “There was some material from the president's head that had gone off to the right rear,” Hill told Guthrie. “And she had got – come up on the back of the car, trying to retrieve that material. She didn't know I was there. And so when she came up in the car, I finally got a hold of her and helped her get it into the backseat. When I did that, the president's body fell to its left into her lap.” Hill said he’ll never forget the words the first lady said then: "They shot his head off. Oh Jack, what have they done?" In the days that followed, Hill witnessed the public heartbreak Americans felt at Kennedy’s assassination, as well as the family's personal grief. During a private viewing of the fallen president, the first lady and Bobby Kennedy “approached the casket and stood there. About that time, she turned to me and she said, 'Mr. Hill, will you get me a pair of scissors, please?' So I ran back to the usher's office and got a pair of scissors. And I stood there and I could hear, you know, clip-clip-clip. I knew what was going on.” Hill believes the first lady cut a piece of her husband’s hair. Later he stood nearby as the family wept and witnessed “great remorse, great — very sad. It was just — no words were spoken.” Hill was also there when President Kennedy’s son was born — and on the day John F. Kennedy Jr., then 3 years old, saluted his father’s coffin. The image of the tot saying goodbye to his father is emblazoned on his memory. “That must have broken your heart,” Guthrie said. “It still does,” Hill said sobbing. TODAY.com political contributor Halimah Abdullah is TODAY.com’s woman in Washington.

Mr Lane What was the most interesting case that you ever did not counting anything to do with the JFK assassination? Mark

Hello Mr lane Thank you for all the work you have done on the JFK Assassination. I look forward to reading more posting from you Mark