Charles Blackmon

You might as well be paranoid in addition to everything else.

Crazy times. I was too young to know what was going on the day of 11/22/63 but I well remember the coverage of Bobby's assassination 5 years later in 1968.

Apparently, Mick left the line about the dead Kennedys out at a concert JFK Jr. was in attendance and then has pretty much kept it out ever since.

Add to this: the rifle clip would not have been photographed on the Carcano when Lt. Day left the building with it.

Red Rocks workers spot 'spaceship' looking UFO hovering in Colorado (usatoday.com)

Subject was not broached by the CNN moderators.

Please share. Some of us missed out on your findings.

Sutherland's first major role was in the film M*A*S*H. I was in jr. high when M*A*S*H was in the theaters and had to be content with the MAD magazine satire as the film had an R rating.

Maybe this is a no never mind but if Oswald really used that rifle as the WC alleges, wouldn't there be a record of how the clip was purchased? It is not listed as part of the rifle purchase from Kleins.

BC Did you happen to heck out that paper I linked to about the rifle clip? Its really interesting!

To be clear, James Files is still around.

Eladio and Hunt were two possible conspirators who mouthed off before their demise. There were surely others (Files maybe).

The problem with the clip that was missing at the crime scene, as well as the misidentification of the rifle as a Mauser for three days, is discussed in this paper which was linked earlier in this topic: assassinationresearch.com/v1n2/gtds.html The paper's conclusion is the investigators made a fatal mistake when they put a clip into the Carcano prior to walking out of the TSBD with it. A mistake that proves a conspiracy.

The Klein's shipping order lists 1 Italian Carbine 6.5 w/4x scope...19.95...PP-1.50 What about the clip? Where did it come from? Anybody know? The rifle clip could be the key to prove conspiracy once and for all. assassinationresearch.com/v1n2/gtds.html

If the cases against Oswald as lone JFK assassin and the Tippit killer was proven "beyond reasonable doubt" then there would not be so many of us doubters. Imagine if Oswald had lived, there had been a trial and any of us doubters had been old enough (or alive) to serve on either jury. What would sway any 12 of us to convict, assuming no pre-trial prejudice against LHO?