"Two Shooters Killed Kennedy"

[Vince Palamara]

Ok, so it came from The National Inquirer...

 

 

[Benjamin Cole]

16 minutes ago, Vince Palamara said:

Ok, so it came from The National Inquirer...

 

 

It is a little sad when the tawdry side of alt-press so clearly outperforms legacy media. 

 

[Pat Speer]

I wonder if this was written by Dawna Kaufman. She interviewed me once about RFK and it ended up in The Enquirer. She then went on to co-write a bunch of books with Cyril Wecht. 

[David Von Pein]

Notice how The Enquirer has the wrong SS agent circled. They've got William McIntyre circled, not Paul Landis.

Oh brother. LOL.

It's also good to know that a few of Donald Trump's long-lost relatives have finally been found....

"Alien Mummies Found In Mine!"

 

Edited October 17, 2023 by David Von Pein

[Benjamin Cole]

1 hour ago, David Von Pein said:

Notice how The Enquirer has the wrong SS agent circled. They've got William McIntyre circled, not Paul Landis.

Oh brother. LOL.

It's also good to know that a few of Donald Trump's long-lost relatives have finally been found....

"Alien Mummies Found In Mine!"

 

And why is the Puppet-Dictator-in-Chief Biden still suppressing the JFK Records? 

Bona fide national security concerns? 

Even those lulus at the National Enquirer don't buy that...although legacy media accepts it. 

Biden's actions of fishier than a Star Kist tuna factory, and I smell a rat. 

Edited October 17, 2023 by Benjamin Cole

[Michael Crane]

2 hours ago, Benjamin Cole said:

And why is the Puppet-Dictator-in-Chief Biden still suppressing the JFK Records?

Do you remember that old commercial "This is your brain...this is your brain on drugs...any questions?"

Well,the Director for the CIA showed President Biden the Zapruder film and then asked.... "any questions?"

Edited October 17, 2023 by Michael Crane

[Miles Massicotte]

12 minutes ago, Michael Crane said:

Well,the Director for the CIA showed president Biden the Zapruder film and then asked.... "any questions"?

Reminds me of this:

 

 

[Michael Crane]

Oldie,but a goodie.

 

 

[Benjamin Cole]

1 hour ago, Miles Massicotte said:

Reminds me of this:

 

 

Brutal, brutal. 

[Michael Crane]

11 minutes ago, Michael Crane said:

 

 

 

Edited.

Edited October 17, 2023 by Michael Crane

[Michael Crane]

1 hour ago, Miles Massicotte said:

Reminds me of this:

 

 

Whoa,whoa,whoa,I seriously have never heard or seen that.

[Micah Mileto]

 

 

Edited October 17, 2023 by Micah Mileto

[Paul Jolliffe]

12 hours ago, Vince Palamara said:

Ok, so it came from The National Inquirer...

 

 

Vince,

It's been a while, but my impression is that the Warren Commission went to enormous lengths to (pretend) that the stretcher from which Tomlinson retrieved the "magic bullet" could have been Connally's stretcher. Do I have that right? They were never able to show to anyone's satisfaction that the stretcher in question was, in fact, Connally's, right?

This National Enquirer story actually hangs together - it presents a coherent narrative:

1. Landis retrieves a bullet from the back seat of the limousine, pockets it, and then places it on Kennedy's stretcher as the president is being wheeled into Trauma Room One at Parkland.

2. Nurse Phyllis Hall sees the same bullet on Kennedy's stretcher, next to his head, lying at an odd angle if it fell out at skull wound, but in reality, exactly where Landis put it moments earlier.

3. Kennedy is lifted off the stretcher and on the operating table. No one in Trauma Room One pays any attention to that stretcher.

4. Kennedy's stretcher (with the Landis bullet still on it) is then placed in the hall where it is later seen by Tomlinson.

5. Tomlinson then turns over this stretcher bullet to O.P. Wright, who then notifies the Secret Service who eventually take it to Washington where it then, while in the hands of the FBI (miraculously) morphs into CE 399, the most infamous piece of ammunition in the history of the world. 

If this is correct, then Landis' story makes perfect sense. It also explains why the Warren Commission lawyers would NOT have wanted to call Landis as a witness. Even though (allegedly) he wrote no report on 11/22/63, I'll bet Landis verbally told others in the Secret Service about what he had found and what he did. If so, then no wonder that any such scuttlebutt was such a complete "no-go zone" for the Warren Commission. 

[Pat Speer]

2 hours ago, Paul Jolliffe said:

Vince,

It's been a while, but my impression is that the Warren Commission went to enormous lengths to (pretend) that the stretcher from which Tomlinson retrieved the "magic bullet" could have been Connally's stretcher. Do I have that right? They were never able to show to anyone's satisfaction that the stretcher in question was, in fact, Connally's, right?

This National Enquirer story actually hangs together - it presents a coherent narrative:

1. Landis retrieves a bullet from the back seat of the limousine, pockets it, and then places it on Kennedy's stretcher as the president is being wheeled into Trauma Room One at Parkland.

2. Nurse Phyllis Hall sees the same bullet on Kennedy's stretcher, next to his head, lying at an odd angle if it fell out at skull wound, but in reality, exactly where Landis put it moments earlier.

3. Kennedy is lifted off the stretcher and on the operating table. No one in Trauma Room One pays any attention to that stretcher.

4. Kennedy's stretcher (with the Landis bullet still on it) is then placed in the hall where it is later seen by Tomlinson.

5. Tomlinson then turns over this stretcher bullet to O.P. Wright, who then notifies the Secret Service who eventually take it to Washington where it then, while in the hands of the FBI (miraculously) morphs into CE 399, the most infamous piece of ammunition in the history of the world. 

If this is correct, then Landis' story makes perfect sense. It also explains why the Warren Commission lawyers would NOT have wanted to call Landis as a witness. Even though (allegedly) he wrote no report on 11/22/63, I'll bet Landis verbally told others in the Secret Service about what he had found and what he did. If so, then no wonder that any such scuttlebutt was such a complete "no-go zone" for the Warren Commission. 

 Big problem. JFK was never lifted onto an operating table. He remained on the same stretcher he was wheeled in on the entire time he was at Parkland. 

[Paul Jolliffe]

36 minutes ago, Pat Speer said:

 Big problem. JFK was never lifted onto an operating table. He remained on the same stretcher he was wheeled in on the entire time he was at Parkland. 

That is an issue.

Pat, do you have a cite for that?