Very suspiciously, after Connelly was removed from his suit and the limousine was un-attended, the government had them both removed from the scene to be cleaned, when clearly anybody could see that they were crucial pieces of the investigation.
The Warren Commission used all these facts, but did they look at all the evidence given to them?
There were more than 15 people who filmed or took photos of the assassination, who had evidence that some of the shots were fired from the Grassy Knoll area. Men and women who claimed they worked with the FBI or CIA immediately confiscated many of these pictures and films soon after the shooting. Those people who hadn’t been noticed and still had their photographs and films tried to give their information to the Warren Commission. The Warren Commission didn’t take any notice of this information.
Some other witnesses claimed that they heard up to six or seven shots, two of which seemed to come from the School Book Depository and the rest seemed to come from the Grassy Knoll area. Two men were seen on the sixth floor of the Depository, one with what seemed to be a rifle and the other stood next to him, both seemed butchy and tall. Another two were spotted behind the picket fence of the Grassy Knoll looking very suspicious.
Abraham Zapruder was one of the witnesses who filmed the event. He was stood on a vantage point on the Colonnade, with his secretary holding him up. He filmed the fatal headshot, which showed JFKennedy leaning to the left and moving towards the back of the limousine. Whereas if Kennedy was actually shot from the School Book Depository would he not move towards the front and the left? By this time, the limousine had moved so far forward away from the Depositary that it would have been impossible for the ‘lone’ assassin to cause him to move in the direction that he did.
Mary Moorman, another witness, took a photograph in that split second that JFKennedy was shot in the head. In the background behind the Grassy Knoll area, was the figures of three men, one with a gun who looked like an officer because he was wearing blue and had a badge, another man who looked like a railway worker and another who seemed to be Gordon Arnold who went through a very suspicious encounter with a man who claimed to be working with the CIA and another with a man who was dressed as a policeman who threatened him and took away his camera. This information about the ‘badge’ man and railway worker did not come out for many years, as they didn’t think to use the technology to see what really went on in the picture until it was given to responsible scientists.
There is a lot more information backing up Lee Harvey Oswald’s innocence.
Oswald was seen in the canteen between 12.10pm and 12.25pm, if he was on the sixth floor of the School Book Depository then he would have had to run down four flights of stairs in 90 seconds. People who were on the stairs in that time did not see anybody running up or down them. He was also seen in another room where a policeman and worker of the Depository stopped him, who both saw that he was calm and didn’t look as if he had run at all.
In the Texas Hospital where Kennedy’s autopsy took place, all doctors reported that the back of his head was missing. Whereas when the body was moved to Washington, the casket had been changed and the white sheet that was wrapped around the body in the Texas Hospital, in a certain way, had been obviously changed. The doctors there also saw that the front of Kennedy’s head was missing and that the brain had been completely removed. This crucial evidence found it hard to actually find where the shots were fired. When the government were told about what the Texas doctors had said and reported, they ignored the information that indicated that the government had something to do with the killing.
Another piece of information that dismisses the Warren Commission’s second theory of the magic bullet, is that the ‘magic’ bullet couldn’t have changed directions so many times in mid air let alone once. They said that the bullet hit Kennedy through the neck, then travelled through Connelly’s back at a completely different angle towards the left of his body, followed by another change of direction in mid air to the right, then going through his right wrist and then finally planting itself into his left thigh. No bullet in the world could do that all by itself. So how many bullets could really be fired to cause 8 wounds to Connelly and Kennedy together including the fatal head wound.
In my opinion, too little time was spent on this assassination. All evidence provided should have been taken notice of. And if it was, many could see the truth about it today. I feel that the theory of the lone assassin is un~trustable. There was a conspiracy involoved but the facts I have just don’t tell who exactly was involved.
