Vitali Zhuk

Hi, Bart! You are correct. May be LHO undressed dark shirt on six floor and made his shots in white. The shooter was seen at window in white clothing. On the way to the stairs at six floor LHO erased by shirt his fingerprints on the rifle. Then he hidden away the rifle before the stairs and dressed the shirt. Later there were found a lot of shirt fiber on the rifle and a lack of fingerprints. After 40 minutes LHO shot Tippit and repeated his dressing trick with jacket. May be.

Hi, Tom! I never try to count the letters. This is not the best method for me.

Several years ago I heared a conspiracy version (by DG) that assassination of JFK is similar to assassination in Sarajevo in 1914. Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria led directly to the First World War. Assassination of JFK had also a purpose to start a World War - a mortal combat between USA and USSR. No mafia, no Communists, no Zionists, no CIA, no FBI, no KGB, no Cubans, no loner. Assassination of JFK was initiated by third party. Many bonds led from Oswald to communists and USSR but USA prevented the escalation of that conflict. Warren Commission appointed Oswald a loner and it was a wise solution. It sounds paradoxically but the main goal of assassination was not achieved. The peace was saved. P.S. Another interest example of political assassination - assassination of Kirov in 1934. The assassin was 'unstable' person inspired by NKVD. The Сourt found him a loner. The direct participation of NKVD was not proven.

If the LHO had extra bullets to load the revolver so he had have them in his pockets. How much bullets was found in his pockets when LHO was caught in the theatre?

A little mistake present. General Vlassov was not the Ukrainian general - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrey_Vlasov

LHO was wearing a dark shirt with short arms or white T-shirt.

Thanks David. It's very important information to explain paraffin tests correctly.

I am interesting in history and especially in discussion of controversial issues. Possible themes: WWII, WWI, Communism, Russia, Middle Ages, Christianity, History of Religion, Roman Empire.