Charles Blackmon

I'm with you but I will keep an eye on future GIFs and decide if he really has anything.

Some of us aren't as good as you at seeing hidden things. Do you have a way of highlighting or pointing to the "goggles"?

I did taxes for a young secret service agent today. Naturally I had to get in a word about the JFKA and of course mentioned the names Abraham Bolden and Clint Hill. He seemed to know about them but if he knew something about SS actions on that day, he wasn't saying. (Probably thinking who is this guy? Maybe we should put him on a list lol!)

Actually he devotes a lot of discussion to the blood spatter on the two motorcycle cops (Hargis was one of them) who trailed on the left and how it points to a shot coming from.. the direction of the GK. Here is the link.

Just saw a YouTube video of author and former P.I. Tink Thompson talking about the findings that he goes into detail about in his book "Last Second in Dallas". I can't find a link to the video to post here. A couple interesting things he said: The location where railyard worker Sam Holland placed a shooter behind the picket fence, about 6 feet from the bend in the fence, is almost exactly where a nefarious shape can be seen in the Moorman photo. The increase in velocity Thompson calculated JFK's head moved forward in the second after the fatal head shot can only be explained by another shot which TT believes was from behind. Thats all I can remember at the moment. Maybe there has been a post about LSID already. I would be interested in comments from those who have read the book or seen the talk.

Yes Time magazine is a rag but I loved it back in the seventies. Still can't get access to the youtube video even though I play youtube music videos all the time. I will try to find it on my TV. Thanks Ben!

I can't get access to this video (actually that's the case for most videos on this site). What's the Cliff Notes version?

What truth Denis? Don't be shy here..

I watched JFK:X last night on Prime. I want my 90 minutes back. JFK faked his death using.. a squib? lol

Cancer is such a tough battle. I hate that for you Pat. Wishing your treatments are effective and that yours goes into remission and you can get back to doing the things you most enjoy.

The Zapruder film is not to be trusted.

Thinking Americans (I would think) all have come to accept that science has proven Oswald did not fire the rifle that day.

Why did Dorothy Kilgallen's death scene appear to be staged? Or tell us why you don't believe it was staged.

Secrets, Suspicion, and a Shattered Window: The Connection Between JFK’s Assassination and a Mysterious Death in Pensacola - Pensacola Beat Thanks Ron. Yes it was Hank Killam. While some deaths detailed in Hit List may not point to conspiracy, this is one of many that most certainly did.

One of the unexplained deaths in Hit List involved a JFKA witness who crashed through a plate glass window of a business in my hometown of Pensacola FL.

I read the first Shaw book TRWKTM. It was very compelling and really made me wonder what DK was on to in New Orleans.

I read Hit List because I always found the rumors I had heard of so many unexpected/unexplained deaths of many JFKA witnesses to point towards conspiracy and cover-up.

A list like this is as serious as a heart attack. No joke!

I don't see how anybody can argue with any of this. But I will be here popcorn in hand if they do.

Something happened and I can finally see all of the various GIFs on this thread. Now I will be able to see for myself the evidence in this aspect of the case. Its a good day!

Nice pic! Thanks for sharing.

I have the podcast available now but don't know when I will have the time to devote to it (its tax season). Do you think he will try to come up with an explanation for the Oswald timeline anomalies?

Welcome Robert Morrow.

If Oswald came back from Mexico City with $5000 some researcher in the past 60 years would have followed the money trail. To my knowledge nothing has ever been shown regarding such a money trail.

I believe that is the only Stones hit record that Keith sang lead on. Good rocker!