669 Data, Facts, and Timeline about the JFK Assassination (Part 3 of 7)
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669 Data, Facts, and Timeline about the JFK
Assassination (Part 3 of 7)
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Facts About the JFK Assassination:
1. 1. 1. On Thursday, November 21, 1963, at 11:07 p.m., Air Force One lands at Carswell Air Force base on the outskirts of Fort Worth, Texas. The president and his wife walk down the steps of the plane and are met by Raymond Buck, president of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce and his wife.
2. Air Force Two also lands at Carswell with vice president Lyndon B. Johnson, the Texas governor John Connally, and Senator Ralph Yarborough. Connally and Yarborough dislike each other so much that Yarborough is unwilling to travel in the same car as Johnson, who is an ally of Connally. The following day, the president tells him to ride with Johnson.
3. On November 21, 1963, the secret recordings made by President John F Kennedy reveals in the days before his assassination that he predicted the following Monday would be a "tough day." It would prove to be the date of his funeral.
4. Texas oilmen like Clint Murchison, H.L. Hunt, and D. H. Byrd hated JFK for many reasons, especially his promise to cut the 27.5% oil depletion allowance, which would have cost them hundreds of millions of dollars annually by raising their taxes.
5. There was a party at the Dallas home of oil millionaire Clint Murchison, where there was a secret meeting of about 25 men that took place to discuss the assassination and the cover-up of JFK the next day. The party was attended by Vice President Lyndon Johnson, Texas Governor John Connally, Richard Nixon, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, and a lot of Kennedy's most powerful enemies.
R.L. Thornton former Dallas Mayor, Texas Governor John Connally, Cliff Carter Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, H.L Hunt a Texas oil billionaire who wanted Kennedy killed because he had the Congress cut the tax breaks for the oil companies, which was costing the Texas oilmen 300 million dollars a year. Also, John J McCloy the CEO of Chase Manhattan Bank, Chairman of the Council on Foreign Relations; and co-founder of the CIA; He was an agent of the Rothschild's and a high-ranking member of the Illuminati, a former president of the World Bank, who control the Federal Reserve, and who wanted Kennedy dead; Because on June 4, 1963, JFK had stripped the Federal Reserve Bank of all its power to loan money to the U.S. government at 10% interest, by signing Executive Order No. 11110 that returned to the U.S. government the power to print currency backed by silver, interest-free, without going through the Federal Reserve.
George Brown (of Brown and Root) was also at the meeting, he controlled all the big Military contracts and he offered Johnson lucrative kickbacks to have Kennedy killed, so they could continue to keep the Vietnam war going for as long as possible.
George Brown (of Brown and Root) was also at the meeting, he controlled all the big Military contracts and he offered Johnson lucrative kickbacks to have Kennedy killed, so they could continue to keep the Vietnam war going for as long as possible.
Johnson started the entire Brown & Root, Halliburton military takeover of the U.S. government, which reaped him huge sums of money from the escalation of the Vietnam War. For example, Johnson owned 200 thousand in Bell Helicopter stock which was worth 6 million by the time he left the White House.
5,500 U.S helicopters were shot down during the war which was good for business. Halliburton in those days was known as "Dow Chemical," which made billions on selling napalm, and agent orange.
Also, at the meeting was Earl Cabell the Mayor of Dallas, and the brother of General Charles Cabell who was the Deputy Director of the CIA who was fired along with Director Allen Dulles, by Kennedy over the Cuba invasion and the Bay of Pigs fiasco, which nearly ended up in a nuclear confrontation with the Russians.
Also, at the meeting was Earl Cabell the Mayor of Dallas, and the brother of General Charles Cabell who was the Deputy Director of the CIA who was fired along with Director Allen Dulles, by Kennedy over the Cuba invasion and the Bay of Pigs fiasco, which nearly ended up in a nuclear confrontation with the Russians.
The CIA wanted JFK dead because he had threatened to get rid of their corrupt Nazi clandestine organization and shred it into a thousand pieces. Also, included at the meeting was Richard Nixon, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover (33 degree Illuminati Freemason), Clyde Tolson the Assistant Director of the FBI and Hoover's lover, Bill Decker (Dallas Sheriff), Clint Peoples (U.S. Marshall), Don Smith, Amon G. Carter owner of the Fort-Worth Star-Telegram, B.R. Sheffield, John Currington, George Owens, Joe C. Yarbrough, and W.O. Bankston.
Johnson hired Cord Meyer, CIA Assassin Master to put together the death squad to kill Kennedy. Cord Meyer's hated Kennedy because his wife Mary Meyer was said to have had an affair with JFK.
Johnson appointed Hoover Director of the FBI for life, not only to help cover up the JFK murder but to make sure that there would never be any investigation into his involvement in the assassination.
On November 21, 1963, Jack O’ Halloran come to Dallas the day before John F. Kennedy was killed, to try out for the Dallas Cowboys which was owned by Clint Murchison. That night the coach took him to a party at the Murchison ranch and the honored guest was J. Edgar Hoover the head of the FBI. While there he had an interesting meet with some very rich and powerful people who were all in town for this occasion. Several New York Bankers were there like John J McCloy, the Rockefeller's, and their adviser Henry Kissinger, Allen Dulles the former head of the CIA, and four potential presidents, Ford, Nixon, Bush, and Johnson. Nixon's driver claims to have seen both Prescott Bush and his son George H.W. Bush (both of whom he knew very well) at the meeting.
Johnson was the last to arrive, he came to the party late around 11:30. Madeline Brown said, "Tension filled the room upon his arrival, and the group immediately went behind closed doors.” They all went into the large conference room to discuss something, and that is when the party broke up and Jack O’ Halloran left.
A short time later Lyndon, anxious and red-faced, reappeared. Madeline Brown said I knew how secretly Lyndon operated. Therefore, I said nothing... not even that I was happy to see him. Squeezing my hand so hard it felt crushed from the pressure, he spoke with a grating whisper, a quiet growl, into my ear, not a love message, but one I'll always remember: "After tomorrow those goddamn Kennedy's will never embarrass me again - that's no threat - that's a promise."
Johnson was the last to arrive, he came to the party late around 11:30. Madeline Brown said, "Tension filled the room upon his arrival, and the group immediately went behind closed doors.” They all went into the large conference room to discuss something, and that is when the party broke up and Jack O’ Halloran left.
A short time later Lyndon, anxious and red-faced, reappeared. Madeline Brown said I knew how secretly Lyndon operated. Therefore, I said nothing... not even that I was happy to see him. Squeezing my hand so hard it felt crushed from the pressure, he spoke with a grating whisper, a quiet growl, into my ear, not a love message, but one I'll always remember: "After tomorrow those goddamn Kennedy's will never embarrass me again - that's no threat - that's a promise."
6. Two separate witnesses have independently verified that LBJ was present at the meeting including his former mistress Madeline Duncan Brown, who stated on multiple occasions and in various venues that LBJ told her on the night of November 21, 1963, “after tomorrow those Kennedy boys will never make a fool of me again.” – JFK Assassination Conspiracy Update.
7. Lyndon Baines Johnson told both Madeleine Duncan Brown, his mistress and his ex-wife about the Kennedy assassination, the night before Kennedy was killed.
8. Madeleine Duncan Brown, an advertising executive who claimed to have had an extended love affair and a son with President Lyndon B. Johnson.
9. Richard Nixon Hated Kennedy because he believed Kennedy had stolen the election from him and that therefore JFK's election in 1960 instead of his was illegitimate. Nixon met with the executives of Pepsi-Cola Co. in Dallas the day before the assassination, and the son of another Pepsi-Cola executive had dinner with Jack Ruby the night before JFK was murdered. The front page of The Dallas Times Herald on November 21, 1963, had a photograph of Richard Nixon with Pepsi Cola President Donald Kendall in Dallas, Texas on the day before the murder of President Kennedy. The newspaper caption reads: "NIXON TODAY ... JFK TOMORROW.”
10. On November 22, at 6:00 a.m. Before Lee Harvey Oswald leaves the house for work, he takes off his wedding ring and $170 out of his wallet, then leaves it in a cup on top of Marina’s dresser. A note Oswald left for Marina on the night of the attempt, telling her what to do if he did not return, was not found until ten days after the Kennedy assassination.
11. Oswald gets a ride into work at the Texas School Book Depository with Buell Wesley Fraizer. He is carrying something long and tells Fraizer they’re curtain rods for his room in the boarding house. Frazier testified that he thought the case was too small to hold the disassembled rifle. Another witness, Jack Dougherty, claimed to have seen Oswald enter the Depository empty-handed that morning.
12. Holt drove to Dallas to deliver the goods in a car with CIA pilot, James J. Canty, mobsters Leo Moceri, and Charles Nicoletti. They did not actually make it to Dallas until the morning of November 22 due to some car and weather problems. Chauncey Holt: I brought Phony Secret Service credentials to Dallas for the JFK Conspirators.
13. Friday morning, on November 22, 1963, Kennedy and his wife attended a breakfast in Fort Worth, Texas.
14. On November 22, 1963, the day Kennedy was shot, Richard Nixon and George Bush Sr. were in Dallas.
15. On November 22, 1963, former vice-president Richard Nixon was in Dallas. In his role as a lawyer for Pepsi Cola, he was attending a convention.
Richard Nixon is said to have left Dallas on the morning of the assassination. However, during an FBI interview in early 1964 Nixon told the FBI that he had not been in Dallas on the day of the Presidents murder, but before he left he held a press conference where he attacked Kennedy saying that he knows that Kennedy and Johnson are here in Dallas today, but from what he understands before the reelection in 1964 Kennedy is going to get rid of LBJ and drop him from the ticket. This was an explosive thing to say in Texas where having Johnson on the ticket was crucial to Kennedy being able to gain the electoral votes of the state of Texas in a close reelection battle. Nixon was putting himself in front of the press showing great animosity toward the President, and just by coincidence happens to be in the City when the President is shot. Nixon had been in the Clint Murchison meeting the night before, and he knows exactly what is going to happen to the President at noon, so he quickly boards a plain in the morning and fly's back to New York.
16. On November 22, at 7:00 a.m. Kennedy has just picked up The Dallas Morning News. He sees the infamous “black border” ad which accusing him of treason. He also sees a prediction from Richard Nixon that Kennedy will be dropping Johnson from the ticket.
An FBI document lists Jack Ruby as a spy and hitman that had worked for Richard Nixon since 1947.
17. On November 22, 1963, J.D. Tippit said to his son Allan, "No matter what happens today, I want you to know that I love you."
18. Chicago godfather Sam Giancana told relatives he was in Dallas on November 22, 1963, to supervise the plot to kill Kennedy. Giancana claimed that both "Richard Nixon and Lyndon Johnson knew about the damn thing"— adding that he had met with both future presidents in Dallas "immediately prior to the assassination."
19. On November 22, 1963, at 8:45 a.m., the president is speaking before breakfast in a square across Eighth Street, accompanied by Congressman Jim Wright, Senator Yarborough, Governor Connally, and Vice President Johnson. Kennedy is praising Fort Worth's aviation industry.
20. At 9:10 a.m., JFK takes his place in the hotel's Grand Ballroom for the scheduled speech, the First Lady arriving amid loud applause 15 minutes later. After the speech, Roy Kellerman, the Secret Service agent in charge of the trip, is advised by Kenny O'Donnell that the presidential limousine should have its bubble top off if it's not raining in Dallas. Later, press secretary Mac Kilduff shows the First Couple a disturbing advertisement seen in The Dallas Morning News, ironically and critically headlined 'Welcome Mr. Kennedy to Dallas'. JFK tells Jacqueline: 'We're heading into a nut country today.
21. At 10:15 a.m., President Kennedy had placed a telephone call to former U.S. Vice President John Nance Garner on the occasion of Garner's 95th birthday. President Kennedy delivered a speech to supporters at the Hotel Texas in Fort Worth before flying on Air Force One to nearby Dallas.
22. Kennedy returns to his suite in the Hotel Texas and prepares to leave for Dallas on November 22, 1963, at 10.30 a.m. He told Jacqueline and Ken O'Donnell, "Last night would have been a hell of a night to assassinate a president."
23. The president eased his wife Jackie Kennedy‘s concerns about his safety that morning by telling her: “But, Jackie, if somebody wants to shoot me from a window with a rifle, nobody can stop it. So why worry about it?”
24. After breakfast, the presidential party flew to Dallas. The trip took just 13 minutes.
25. Chauncey Marvin Holt took a walk around Dealey Plaza before JFK’s motorcade came through and noticed several professional hitmen he had met in earlier CIA and Organized Crime activities.
26. The motorcade was scheduled to enter Dealey Plaza at 12:10 p.m., followed by a 12:15 p.m. arrival at the Trade Mart, where President Kennedy was scheduled to deliver a speech and share a steak luncheon with local government, business, religious, and civic leaders and their spouses. Invitations that were sent out specify a noon start time to the luncheon while SS agent Lawson told Chief Curry that after arriving at Love Field and leaving at 11:30 the 38- to the 45-minute trip would get them to the Trade Mart on time. Air Force One touched down at 11:39 a.m. and the Presidential motorcade did not leave Love Field until about fifteen minutes later.
27. Ruby was seen by a woman who knew him well, Julian Ann Mercer, about an hour before the arrival of JFK's motorcade, unloading a man from his car carrying a rifle in a case at the Grassy Knoll. On Saturday, the day after the assassination and before Oswald was murder by Ruby; FBI agents showed Miss Mercer identification photographs. They lay in front of her over two dozen pictures of men, and among them, she identified Jack Ruby as being the driver of the truck from which the rifle was unloaded just past the knoll.
28. Air Force One arrived at the Dallas Love Field airport on November 22, at 11:37 a.m. After a motorcade through Dallas, then he will make a speech at the Trade Mart, then he will travel with the Johnson’s to Austin and then to the Lyndon Johnson’s Ranch for a weekend of rest. Because the VICE PRESIDENT JOHNSON and his wife had planned to entertain President and Mrs. Kennedy at their ranch in Johnson City, Texas, the night of November 22, 1963.
29. Kennedy and Johnson got into a heated argument over the motorcade seating arrangements. Johnson insisted that his friend Connally and his wife ride with him in the rear vehicle. When Kennedy refused, Johnson stormed out of the room in a rage.
30. The secret service agent Win Lawson has decided to take the bubble top off the presidential limo. But Kennedy wants the bubble top off as much as possible and does not want secret service agents on the back on his limo. Because he wants to be accessible to the people. So he was traveling in an open-topped limousine.
31. According to a map of the motorcade route from the Dallas Municipal Archives, the motorcade turned off Main Street at Dealey Plaza to Houston Street. The X-100 had traveled only 7.7 miles (12 km) from the airport when it passed the Texas School Book Depository on Elm Street.
32. Dallas/Fort Worth's television stations were given separate assignments. As Bob Walker of WFAA-TV 8 (ABC) was providing live coverage of the President's arrival at Love Field, KRLD-TV 4 (CBS) with Eddie Barker was set up at the Trade Mart for Kennedy's luncheon speech. KTVT Channel 11 (Independent), had originated live coverage of the President's breakfast speech in Fort Worth earlier that day. On hand to report the arrival on the radio was Joe Long of KLIF 1190.
33. The secretary of Dallas business person Abraham Zapruder asked him to go home to take his 8mm home movie camera. Then he recorded the Kennedy murder.
34. The recording of the motorcade taken by Abraham Zapruder supports the belief that there were 4 shots carried out, not 3 as Warren Commission said.
35. The recording in the film also shows at least 1 shot coming from a different direction from the point where Oswald was. This was also supported by several eyewitnesses. Many believe some shots were carried out by armed groups hiding behind hills.
36. The Zapruder film shows that the shot that hit JFK in the throat, happened while the Presidential limousine was behind the Stemmons Freeway sign, (from Zapruder's viewpoint.) As the limousine emerges from behind the sign you can see that the President is obviously reacting to the shot he received in his throat, and you can see the bullet hole in the windshield, and the bullet hole left in the seat behind the President after it went through his throat and out the back of his suit jacket.
In this blowup of Zapruder frame z268, you can actually see the damage caused by a bullet that came through the front windshield, hit the President in the throat, exiting out his back, leaving a small bullet hole tear in the back seat.
In this blowup of Zapruder frame z268, you can actually see the damage caused by a bullet that came through the front windshield, hit the President in the throat, exiting out his back, leaving a small bullet hole tear in the back seat.
37. The Zapruder film that you see today on the Internet is not the original film. The blob and the blood spray you see coming out of the side of Kennedy’s head was painted in, to create the illusion that the fatal bullet shot came from the rear and exited on the right front side of Kennedy’s head. And the hole in the back of JFK's head was painted over on the 35mm film to cover up the real exit wound. But they missed touching up some frames especially frame 337 where Jacky is looking down into the hole in the President's head, and you can clearly see the back part of Kennedy's skull is missing.
38. Everyone's film was confiscated by the FBI, except for Abraham Zapruder because he was working for the CIA, he was allowed to keep his film and sell a copy of it to "Time Life" for 150 thousand dollars. But years later they sold a copy for 16 million dollars.
39. In fact, 25 minutes before JFK was shot, Cambridge News, a local newspaper in East Anglia, eastern England, got a mysterious phone call that asking the Cambridge News reporter to contact the American Embassy in London to get some great news.
40. The memo from deputy CIA director James Angleton says the caller said ‘‘the Cambridge News reporter should call the American Embassy in London for some big news, and then hung up.’’ Anna Savva, a current Cambridge News reporter, said Friday there’s no record of the call. ‘‘We have nobody here who knows the name of the person who took the call,’’ she said.
41. When Kennedy's plane landed at Love Field and they were busy shaking hands with all the people, Johnson's Secret Service men came up to the motorcycle police and told them that the parade route had been changed. It would no longer be going straight down Main St. but it would be making a turn onto Houston Street. They also told the motorcycle police not to ride next to the Presidents car, but to make sure that they stayed back behind the car so that the crowds of people (and the assassins) would have an unrestricted view of the President. Johnson also changed the order of the cars in the motorcade, instead of his car being second, he put a carload of Secret Service men between his car and the President.
42. Johnson changed the route at the last second just as the motorcade was getting ready to leave the airport so that the motorcade would go past the School Book Depository where Johnson's mixed gang of assassins were waiting. Johnson's Secret Service men came up to the motorcycle police and told them that the parade route had been changed. It would no longer be going straight down Main Street as planned, but it would be making a turn onto Houston Street and another at Elm.
They also told the motorcycle police not to ride next to the Presidents car, but to make sure that they stayed back behind the car so that the crowds of people (and the assassins) would have a clear view of the President.
And the fact that the motorcycle police said that Johnson started ducking down under the car seat 30 seconds before the first shots were fired, proves to us that Johnson knew the exact place where the crossfire would take place!
It's the first time a route ever was changed from what the Secret Service had established.
43. LBJ was riding in the third car of the motorcade. The car that was carrying Kennedy, the car carrying the Secret Service agent, then the car carrying LBJ.
44. Dallas Police Officer Billy Joe Martin Said: According to his fellow motorcycle cops "who were escorting [the Vice Presidential car,] LBJ started ducking down in the car a good 30 or 40 seconds before the first shots were fired..." One of the Police Officers who was describing to his fellow Officers what happened the moments just before the shooting started said: "Our new president is either one jumpy son of a bitch or he knows something he's not telling about the Kennedy thing."
45. The revised route took the motorcade directly passed the Texas School Book Depository building and Dealey Plaza, site of the grassy knoll, from which many theorists believe the shots were fired.
46. Those who have seen the real Zapruder film say that it is a better professional grade film, with greater color quality. The film starts with the limousine on Houston St. as it approaches the turn on to Elm St. At this point William Greer the driver of the limo had great difficulty maneuvering the 110 degrees turn on to Elm St.
47. The route was taken by the motorcade within Dealey Plaza. North is towards the almost direct-left. At 12:29 p.m., the presidential limousine entered Dealey Plaza after a 90-degree right turn from Main Street onto Houston Street. Over two dozen known and unknown amateur and professional still and motion-picture photographers captured the last living images of President Kennedy.
48. An hour after arriving in Dallas, the 35th president of the United States got two deadly shots while passing at Dealey Plaza on Elm Street.
49. According to eyewitnesses who had been questioned by the Warren Commission, said that only three bullets were fired at the car carrying the Kennedy at that time. One of the three bullets, not about the car at all or in other words misses completely, the other one is about the president and is fatal, then the third manages to hurt Governor John Connally. Flakes of bullets taken from Connally's scars were finally called "magic bullet" because they had oddities with other bullets.
50. The president’s limo turns onto Elm Street. The first shot is fired at 12:29., missing the president. The first bullet fired from the School Book Depository missed and ricochet off the curb and a fragment of the bullet hit a bystander standing near the underpass in the face. A fragment from the bullet or debris from the street hit James Tauge, who is watching the motorcade in Dealey Plaza.
51. Based on the testimonies of witnesses also after observing the trajectory of the bullet that hit the edge of the road at the southern end of the Plaza which injured James Tague in Dealey Plaza.
52. According to L. Fletcher Prouty, the physical location of James Tague when he was injured by a bullet fragment is not consistent with the trajectory of a missed shot from the Texas School Book Depository, leading Prouty to theorize that Tague was instead wounded by a missed shot from the second floor of the Dal-Tex Building.
53. Just before 12:30 p.m., President Kennedy was riding on Houston Street and slowly approached the Texas School Book Depository head-on.
54. Kennedy was shot on November 22, 1963, at 12:30. According to witnesses, the shooting occurred shortly after the limousine made the sharp left-hand turn from Houston onto Elm Street. Most of the witnesses recalled that the first shot was fired after the president had started waving with his right hand.
55. He was shot in front of thousands of people in Dallas, Texas.
56. A man is standing near the Stemmons Freeway sign with an opened umbrella, giving rise to the “umbrella man” conspiracy theory.
The first thing you notice was the guy that they call the umbrella man was rapidly pumping his umbrella up and down and there was a lot of movement; he wasn’t just standing still holding an open umbrella as we have been told by other researchers.
Standing next to the umbrella man was an individual that for many years was called the accomplice, and in later years they called him the Cuban because he had a dark complexion and was wearing a cap, and in his jacket you can see that he was carrying a radio device (walky-talky), and he was shaking his fist in the air trying to get the attention of William Greer. In fact, as the limo approached he was standing in the street, and he was waving his arms and finally signaled the driver with a closed fist, and in the Air Force, the closed fist is the infantryman's signal to stop! And it is quite clear that when Greer saw the guy he did exactly that. He stopped on a dime right there, and he stopped with such suddenness that it shook the occupants of the limo, and they were all thrown forward as the limo came to a complete stop. At that moment Greer turns around and looks at JFK, and as he stares at JFK in the face, then you see the JFK’S head explode from the hollow point bullet, at this point Greer turns back around and he proceeds to get out of Dealey Plaza.
The Umbrella Man, Louie Steven Witt came forward and testified in Washington in 1978, explaining that his umbrella was meant to protest the Nazi-appeasement policies of Joseph P. Kennedy, the president’s father. The elder Kennedy supported the British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, who often carried an umbrella as an accessory, and he hoped the president would get the message.
57. The driver of the JFK car when the murder took place was an Irishman named William Greer. He was not accused of being a real JFK killer, but many people considered him acting less agile when the incident took place.
Some people suspect, he could actually prevent the death of JFK.
When the first shot echoes, Greer acts weird. Instead of speeding up the vehicle, he slows it down.
After a Secret Service agent named Clint Hill shouted at him, then Greer drove his vehicle to the hospital.
Greer admitted that when he heard the sound of gunfire he immediately was speeding up the vehicle. But, the Zapruder film, the video recording of events documenting JFK's murder, shows the opposite. Likewise, several objections from a number of witnesses.
Did JFK's Irish driver cause his death?
Did Greer a part of Kennedy's assassin group?
58. One of the workers inside the National Archives released a copy of the full Zapruder film which has all the frames which were cut out, and it shows the three bullets passing through the Stemmons Freeway sign, and the limo coming to a complete stop. Several gunmen were firing at the President simultaneously from several directions and some were using silencers on their high power rifles so that the shots would not be heard.
59. Abraham Zapruder sold all rights to his 8 mm film of the Kennedy assassination to LIFE Magazine for $150,000 to be paid in installments of $25,000 per year. Two days later, Zapruder donated his first $25,000 to the widow of Officer J. D. Tippit.
60. Clint Hill was riding on the sideboard of the follow-up car when he heard the first shots. He then ran to jump on to the back of the limousine as the President received the fatal shot to the head, and Jackie was climbing on to the trunk of the car. Clint helped Mrs. Kennedy retrieve a piece of the President’s skull and to climb back into the car. As he did the President’s body fell to the left and into her lap, and Clint could see a big hole in the back of the President’s head and down into his brain, and his eyes were fixed. He pushed Mrs. Kennedy down into the seat, and as he was laying cross both her and JFK’s body, he was peering into a massive, fist-sized hole in the back of the President’s head, and gave his colleagues a “thumbs down”, as the limousine went under the Triple Underpass. Mrs. Kennedy tried to hold a piece of the President’s skull and a flap of his hair on to his head as they rushed to the Hospital.
61. The second shot hit the upper back when the President waved to the residents on the right. He has already been affected by a bullet, which hit him in the upper back and exited his throat, and his hands clench into fists. He then quickly raises his fists dramatically in front of his face and throat as he turns leftwards towards his wife. The bullet lead penetrated the neck, so it came out of the esophagus.
62. JFK had raised his hand and pressed it to his neck. He then collapsed in his wife's arms.
63. The third shot penetrated Connally's, then causing the Governor to collapse. He said, “My God they’re going to kill us all.”
64. Connally remembers that after hearing the first shot he turned to his right but could not see the President. He then began to turn to his left and was hit. His story is corroborated by Mrs. Connally.
65. When Governor Connally heard the shot, he turned all the way around in his seat so he could see the President and he is still holding on to his white Stetson cowboy hat in his right hand. This is absolute proof that Connally was not hit by the same bullet that hit the President in the throat, but by a second shot fired a second or two later, that collapses his right lung, shatters one of his ribs and his right rest, and lodges in his right thigh.
There must have been at least two or three shooters because Oswald could not have reloaded his cheap $12.99 bolt action rifle so quickly.
There must have been at least two or three shooters because Oswald could not have reloaded his cheap $12.99 bolt action rifle so quickly.
66. Connally was hit in the one bullet, which broke ribs, punctured a lung, broke one wrist and ended its journey in one of Connally's leg. Connally, who was sitting in front of the president, was wounded but survived.
67. Although there is controversy about exactly when he was wounded, analysts from both the Warren Commission (1964) and House Select Committee on Assassinations (1979) believed that his wounds had been inflicted nearly simultaneously with President Kennedy's in their theories that the two men were struck by a single bullet.
68. The bullet that hit President Kennedy in the throat was a small bullet, but the bullet that hit Connally in the back was a large one.
69. The fourth shot tore half of the back of JFK's head. "We see hair, brain, and others soaring into the air," said a presidential aide. Some blood and brain from Kennedy spattered the hat and clothes of his wife's pink dress.
70. Clint Hill described the third shot - which killed Kennedy - as ‘like the sound of a melon shattering onto cement’ as it made Kennedy’s head explode.
71. Lucien Sarti worked for the French-Corsican heroin trafficker and convicted Nazi collaborator, Auguste Joseph Ricord. It was claimed by the journalist Stephen Rivele, that Antoine Guerini organized the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. According to his contact, Christian David, the killing was carried out by Sarti and two other members of the Marseilles mob. It is believed Sarti fired from behind the wooden fence on the grassy knoll. The first shot was fired from behind and hit Kennedy in the back. The second shot was fired from behind and hit John Connally. The third shot was fired from in front and hit Kennedy in the head. The fourth shot was from behind and missed.
Lucien Sarti was officially killed by Mexican police in Mexico City on 27th April, 1972. His death was not reported in the United States at the time. However, it was in France's leading newspaper, Le Monde. It reported that the killing of Sarti was the result of a "close Mafia-police-Narcotics Bureau collaboration" in the United States to "shatter Corsican influence in the worldwide narcotics traffic, and create a virtual monopoly for the U.S.-Italian Mafia connection, whose key figure was Santo Trafficante."
72. Stephen Rivele, transcript from The Men Killed Who Kennedy (1988). The initial turning point was the first meeting that I had with the French narcotics trafficker at Leavenworth Penitentiary. His name was Christian David. He had been a member of the old French Connection heroin network. He had then been a leader of the Corsican drug trafficking network in South America known as the Latin Connection. And he had also been an intelligence agent for a number of intelligence services around the world. In exchange for my help in finding him an attorney to represent him against the possibility of his deportation to France after he finished his sentence at Leavenworth, he agreed to give me a certain amount of information concerning the assassination based upon his own knowledge. The first thing that he told me, very reluctantly and only after four or five hours of my arguing with him, was that he was aware that there had been a conspiracy to murder the president, and indeed in May or June of 1963 in Marseilles, he had been offered the contract to kill President Kennedy. That was the initial breakthrough if you will. He was eventually deported to France. I remained in contact with him. I went to Paris to interview him in two prisons in Paris. And in the fear that he would be either committed to an asylum or that he would be convicted of an old murder charge, he gradually gave me additional information about the assassination.
David’s position was that there were three killers and that they had been hired on a contract which had been placed with the leader of the Corsican Mafia at Marseilles, a man named Antoine Guerini. Guerini, he said, was asked to supply three assassins of high quality, experienced killers to murder the President, and that Guerini did so. In the course of one of the first significant conversations I had with David on this subject, he told me that he had been in Marseilles in May or June of 1963 and that every evening he went to Antoine Guerini’s club on the old Port of Marseilles to meet people who owed him money. And one evening, Guerini sent for him, asked him to come to the office which was above the club. Guerini told him that he had an important contract, and he asked David if he were interested. David said, "Who’s the contract on?" Guerini said, "an American politician." David asked, "Well is it a congressman, a senator?" And Guerini said, "higher than that... The highest vegetable." At that point, of course, David knew who he was talking about. David asked him where was the contract to be carried out. And when Guerini said it would be done inside the United States, David refused on the grounds that that was much too dangerous.
73. Noel Twyman, Bloody Treason (1998). In May or June of 1963, he was offered a contract by Antoine Guerini, the Corsican crime boss in Marseilles, to accept a contract to kill "a highly placed American politician" whom Guerini called the "biggest vegetable"- i.e., President Kennedy. The president was to be killed on US territory. David told Rivele that he turned down the contract because it was too dangerous. After David turned down the contract offer, he said it was accepted by Lucien Sarti, another Corsican drug trafficker and killer, and two other members of the Marseilles mob, whom he refused to name. David said he learned what happened about two years after the assassination in a meeting in Buenos Aires, during which Sarti, another drug trafficker named Michele Nicoli, David, and two others were present. During the meeting, the assassination of John F. Kennedy was discussed. This is how the assassination was carried out as David told it to Rivele.
About two weeks before the assassination, Sarti flew from France to Mexico City, from where he drove or was driven to the US border at Brownsville, Texas. Sarti crossed at Brownsville where he was picked up by someone from the Chicago mafia. This person drove him to a private house in Dallas. He did not stay at a hotel, as not to leave records. David believes that Sarti was traveling on an Italian passport. David said the assassins cased Dealey Plaza, took photographs and worked out mathematically how to set up a crossfire. Sarti wanted to fire from the triple underpass bridge, but when he arrived in Dealey Plaza the day of the assassination, there were people there, so he fired from a little hill next to the bridge. There was a wooden fence on that hill, and Sarti fired from behind the wooden fence. He said Sarti only fired once and used an explosive bullet. He said Kennedy was shot in a crossfire, two shots from behind, and Sarti's shot from the front. Of the two assassins behind, one was high, and one was low. He said you can't understand the wounds if you don't realize that one gun was low, "almost on the horizontal." The first shot was fired from behind and hit Kennedy in the back. The second shot was fired from behind and hit "the other person in the car." The third shot was fired from in front and hit Kennedy in the head. The fourth shot was from behind and missed "because the car was too far away." He said that two shots were almost simultaneous.
David said that Kennedy was killed for revenge and money. He said the CIA was incapable of killing Kennedy but did cover it up. He said the gunmen stayed at the private house in Dallas for approximately two weeks following the assassination, then believes they went to Canada, that there were people in Canada who had the ability to fly them out of North America.
As a result of his research, Stephen Rivele came to the conclusion that the plot to kill Kennedy involved Antoine Guerini, Carlos Marcello, Santos Trafficante, and Lucien Sarti. My own conviction at this point is that the contract probably originated with Carlos Marcello of New Orleans who placed it in Marseilles through his colleague Santo Trafficante, Jr. who had the closest relations with Antoine Guérini. Beyond that, it seems reasonable that Giancana of Chicago was involved if we accept Christian David and Michel Nicoli’s idea that the assassins were met at the border by representatives of the Chicago Mafia. And the fact that Sarti’s customers were primarily in New York, and the fact that the assassins evidently moved out of the United States through the Montreal corridor, which was very closely linked to the New York Mafia, also suggests that Gambino may have been involved.
74. When a bullet hit Kennedy's head, his front hair burned for a few seconds.
75. James Files shot JFK from the grassy knoll. James Earl Files (born January 24, 1942), also known as James Sutton, is a former CIA and mob hit man. He was a former American prisoner too. In 1994, while serving a 50-year sentence for 1991 attempted murders of two police officers, the files for the interview was "the grassy knoll shooter" in the 1963 assassination of United States President John F. Kennedy. He confessed to shooting JFK above the right eye with a hollow point bullet that was filled with mercury (a silver bullet). He was a member of his "hit team" Chicago mobsters/CIA operatives Charles Nicoletti and Johnny Roselli, who was fired at the President from the Dal-Tex building, across the Texas School Book Depository.
Files states that he was a backup shooter waiting in the rail yard behind the fence and when the president's car came into view he was aiming for his right eye in his scope to come down Elm St. When he heard the first shot he started counting all the shots one, two, three as misses, because the President still had not been hit in the head, and he had been made. The car was passing through his last field of vision, so he took the shot and he saw Kennedy's head explode. At that moment, he knew Kennedy was dead because he knew that no one could survive that hit. Nicoletti's shot and allegedly shot supposedly hit President Kennedy's head within a split second of each other; Charles Nicoletti, firing from the Dal-Tex building. And Lee Harvey Oswald never fired a single shot.
76. James Files claimed to have killed JFK from the grassy knoll with a special prototype weapon called the Remington Fireball.
77. There were three shots and some said four shots. According to Jackie Kennedy, there were 5 fired shots.
78. A shot was fired from the 2nd story of the Dal-Tex building right behind Kennedy, and the bullet missed the President and hit the frame above the windshield, between the two sun visors. The shooter in the Dal-Tex Building must have used a silencer, therefore the shot was not heard by any of the spectators, but there is no mistaking what caused the damage to the car. Afterward, part of a bullet was found in the front seat and another part on the floor in front of the front seat. These bullet holes in the car are proof that there was more than one shooter.
79. Some assassination researchers claim that FBI photographs of the presidential limousine show a bullet hole in its windshield above the rear-view mirror, and a crack in the windshield itself. When Robert Groden, author of The Killing of a President, asked for an explanation, the FBI responded that what Groden thought was a bullet hole "occurred prior to Dallas."
In 1993, George Whitaker, a manager at the Ford Motor Company's Rouge Plant in Detroit, told attorney and criminal justice professor Doug Weldon that after reporting to work on November 25, 1963, he discovered the presidential limousine in the Rouge Plant’s B building with the windshield removed. Whitaker said that the limousine's removed windshield had a through-and-through bullet hole from the front. He said that he was directed by one of Ford's vice presidents to use the windshield as a template to make a new windshield for installation in the limousine. Whitaker also said he was told to destroy the old windshield.
80. Every rifle when it’s fired has its own distinct sound. The sound recordings of all the bullet’s fired in Dealey Plaza the day President Kennedy was assassinated, prove without a shadow of a doubt that there were three different rifles each firing 2 or 3 shots, from three different directions at some time.
81. The shots came from the Texas School Book Depository, the Dal-Tex Building, and the grassy knoll. There are also those who say the shot comes from the bridge.
82. Jackie Kennedy testified before the Warren Commission, that she had crawled on to the back of the car to retrieve a piece of the president’s skull. And that she had put the piece back on his head, and pulled his hair back down over it; and held his head on her lap as they rushed to the hospital. Her testimony was stricken from the Warren report, because it proved without a shadow of a doubt, that the fatal shot came from the front, and that there was more than one shooter.
83. Jackie Kennedy leaped onto the back of the presidential limousine in a desperate bid to save her husband by attempting to retrieve a piece of his skull. She then climbed back into the seat and cradled Kennedy's head in her arms, saying, "Jack, Jack, what have they done to you? My God! They have shot his head off!"
84. During the Camelot Interview with Jackie Kennedy a week later, she told a reporter that she wasn’t trying to escape from the car, as people had said. That she had climbed on the back of the car to get a piece of the Presidents skull.
"And just as I turned and looked at him, I could see a piece of his skull and I remember it was flesh colored. I remember thinking he just looked as if he had a slight headache. And I just remember seeing that. No blood or anything."
" I was trying to hold his hair on. From the front there was nothing --- I suppose there must have been. But from the back you could see, you know, you were trying to hold his hair on, and his skull on."
"And just as I turned and looked at him, I could see a piece of his skull and I remember it was flesh colored. I remember thinking he just looked as if he had a slight headache. And I just remember seeing that. No blood or anything."
" I was trying to hold his hair on. From the front there was nothing --- I suppose there must have been. But from the back you could see, you know, you were trying to hold his hair on, and his skull on."
85. Jackie Kennedy gave her close up, first hand, eyewitness testimony of exactly what she saw happen to her husband that day, to author Arthur Schlesinger.
She said: "On the day Jack was murdered, I happen to be looking at the large green Stemon's freeway sign, as we were passing the grassy knoll."
I saw a chunk of the green wooden sign suddenly shatter outwards and fly towards Jack and me. Then Jack was hit in the throat.
I reached out for him. As I did, he was shot in the right side of his head. Just above his right eye. It was horrible.
I saw the right side of his head fly onto the back of the car. I leaned back and reached for it. I just wanted to put Jack back together. It was just an instinctual response."
"In hindsight, I guess that was the first bullet smashing through the freeway sign that hit Jack in the throat."
I heard 5 shots fired at Jack from behind the freeway sign.
I can still hear those 5 shots in my dreams. All the shots seem to come from behind the freeway sign." ---Jackie Kennedy.
She said: "On the day Jack was murdered, I happen to be looking at the large green Stemon's freeway sign, as we were passing the grassy knoll."
I saw a chunk of the green wooden sign suddenly shatter outwards and fly towards Jack and me. Then Jack was hit in the throat.
I reached out for him. As I did, he was shot in the right side of his head. Just above his right eye. It was horrible.
I saw the right side of his head fly onto the back of the car. I leaned back and reached for it. I just wanted to put Jack back together. It was just an instinctual response."
"In hindsight, I guess that was the first bullet smashing through the freeway sign that hit Jack in the throat."
I heard 5 shots fired at Jack from behind the freeway sign.
I can still hear those 5 shots in my dreams. All the shots seem to come from behind the freeway sign." ---Jackie Kennedy.
86. The Secret Service Agent Clint Hill, seen in films and photos in Dealey Plaza climbing onto the rear of the limousine, stated in his Warren Commission testimony.
He said, "Between the times I originally grabbed the handhold and until I was up on the car, Mrs. Kennedy--the second noise that I heard had removed a portion of the President's head, and he had slumped noticeably to his left. Mrs. Kennedy had jumped up from the seat and was; it appeared to me, reaching for something coming off the right rear bumper of the car, the right rear tail when she noticed that I was trying to climb on the car.
The right rear part of his head was missing. It was lying in the rear seat of the car. His brain was exposed. There were blood and bits of brain all over the entire rear part of the car.”
Mrs. Kennedy was completely covered with blood. There was so much blood you could not tell if there had been any other wound or not, except for the one large gaping wound in the right rear part of the head. If the shot had come from the six-floor of the School Book Depository, Mrs. Kennedy would have tried to retrieve pieces of the Presidents skull off the front seat of the car instead of the back of the limousine.
Part of JFK’s skull that was identified as coming from the back of Kennedy's head, was found in the grass with tiny metal bullet fragments embedded in it, 35 feet to the rear and left of where Kennedy was hit, indicating that the shot came from the right-front. It is not difficult to figure out how a hollow point bullet being fired from the grassy knoll would cause the President’s head to explode precisely the way it did.
87. Three pieces of President Kennedy's skull bone were found in Dealey Plaza after the assassination and were photographed and examined by Dallas pathologist; revealing that they were occipital bone from the rear of JFK's skull. These findings corroborate the eyewitness testimony of all the people in Dealey Plaza who saw the back of President Kennedy's head blowout; and the first hand eyewitness testimony of all the Parkland Hospital attendants, and Secret Service Agent Clint Hill who said that President Kennedy had a deep hole in the rear of his skull, not on the top of his head, or the right side of his head.
88. A bone fragment found in Dealey Plaza the day after the assassination by William Allen Harper was reported by the HSCA's Forensic Pathology Panel to be part of Kennedy's parietal bone. Some critics of the lone gunman theory, including James Douglass, David Lifton, and David Mantick, state that the fragment is actually a piece of occipital bone ejected from an exit wound in the back of Kennedy's head.
89. A Secret Service agent heard the assassin's shots and, as Mr. Johnson later recalled it, the agent “vaulted across the front seat... pushed me to the floor and shielded my body with his own body, ready to sacrifice his life for mine.”
90. Nellie Connally, who was sitting next to her husband in the presidential limousine, always maintained that two bullets struck John F. Kennedy and a third hit her husband. “The first sound, the first shot, I heard, and turned and looked right into the President’s face. He was clutching his throat and just slumped down. He Just had a - a look of nothingness on his face. He-he didn’t say anything. But that was the first shot. The second shot, that hit John - well, of course, I could see him covered with - with blood, and his - his reaction to a second shot. The third shot, even though I didn’t see the President, I felt the matter all over me, and I could see it all over the car.”
John Connally agreed with his wife: “Beyond any question, and I’ll never change my opinion, the first bullet did not hit me. The second bullet did hit me. The third bullet did not hit me.” And the Warren Commission concluded there also was a bullet that missed the car entirely. Governor Connally also testified that he heard Jackie say, “I have a piece of his brain in my hand.”
John Connally agreed with his wife: “Beyond any question, and I’ll never change my opinion, the first bullet did not hit me. The second bullet did hit me. The third bullet did not hit me.” And the Warren Commission concluded there also was a bullet that missed the car entirely. Governor Connally also testified that he heard Jackie say, “I have a piece of his brain in my hand.”
91. Both of the Connallys stated they heard Mrs. Kennedy said, "I have a piece of his brain in my hand!"
92. Bobby Hargiss (Motorcycle Policeman riding left rear of JFK said): "When I turned back to look, that's when the President was shot in the face." He also testified that blood and bone fragments splattered all over the back of the car, and landed on his face, uniform and motorcycle.
93. At this hour, it begins to form a grisly pattern, contradicted by a grisly preface: the projection on television screens of a happy crowd and a grinning President only a few seconds before the gunshots.
94. A large oak tree blocked the view of the president’s car from the 6th floor of the Texas School Book Depository. It was established by the FBI and the Warren Commission that the first clear shot could not have been fired from the alleged Oswald window until the car reached the Stemon's freeway sign. Kennedy was shot in the throat while the car was still under the tree. It wasn't until 14 frames later, 3/4's of a second after Kennedy put his hands up to his throat, that we can see that Connally is shot. It takes 2.3 seconds to reload Oswald s gun, both of these shots could not have come from Oswald's gun. The bullet that hit President Kennedy in the throat was a small bullet, but the bullet that hit Connally in the back was a large one.
95. Rose Mary Willis the little girl who is seen across the street running toward the President’s car said, that she was looking at President Kennedy at the moment he was shot, and a pink hallow of brain matter exploded from the back of his head and went up into the air for a second and then sunk and disappeared which should have been at least 12 to 18 frames; but in the altered Zapruder film you see it for just one frame.
96. Frames were cut out of the film to hide the tree bullet holes in the Stemon's freeway sign, and the background was cut at the grass line above the curb and blown up to 130%, so that frames could be spliced out and the film re-timed to hide the fact that the car had come to a complete stop for 2 seconds, between the two yellow strips which had been painted on the curb, marking the exact place where the president was to be executed in a crossfire. These yellow strips which had been just freshly painted on the curb that morning prove to me without a shadow of a doubt that this was a carefully planned assassination involving several conspirators. Beverly Oliver known as the "Babushka Lady" was gazing through the lens of her new movie camera taking pictures of the president’s car as it passed by, and she accidentally stepped on the yellow stripe on the curb, and got yellow paint on her new black shoes, which she has kept to this very day.
97. Beverly Oliver was known as the “Babushka Lady,” was a 17-year-old singer at the Colony Club next door to Jack Ruby’s Carousel club, and she was standing close to Mary Moorman and Jean Hill taking pictures of the President’s car with her movie camera as it passed by. And she took a movie of what she describes as a whole bucket of blood coming out of the back of the presidents head, and Jacky crawling onto the trunk of the car to retrieve a piece of the president's skull.
Everybody hit the ground except for Beverly seen on the right in a tan coat with a scarf on her head. She said she was so shocked she could not move. She claims that many of the people including those who were direct across the street from the Texas School Book Depository started to run toward the grassy knoll. If they heard the gunshots coming from the six-floor window of the Texas School Book Depository, why would they be running toward the grassy knoll?
When Beverly finally came out of her shock, she walked across the street, and she stood around for a long time because she was expecting that the police would want to talk to her. But then she saw some people that she knew from Jack Ruby’s Club and at that point, she decided to leave.
On the way home she was crying so hard she had to pull off the road, and when she finally made it home, she went up into her bedroom and took some sleeping pills to knock herself out. Then she woke up just in time to call her Boss to tell him that she wasn’t coming in to work that night; and he was upset.
And the next day Saturday she was still upset so she took sleeping pills again and she woke up on Sunday morning to the horrendous News on the Television that her good friend Jack Ruby had shot a man on TV whom he had perversely introduced to her and two other girls at the club saying, “Beverly this is my friend Lee Oswald, he’s with the CIA.” Jack Ruby introduced Lee Harvey Oswald to her as an operative working for the CIA!
Finally, she went back to work at the Club on Monday night, and two men were waiting for her and she gave them the film, and she never saw her film again.
She said that after the assassination she was contacted at work by two men who she thought "... were either FBI or Secret Service, agents." According to Oliver, the men told her that they wanted to develop her film and would return it to her within ten days, but they never returned the film.
98. At 12:30 p.m., Lee Edward Bowers Jr., who was working on the second story of a rail yard control tower overseeing the rail yard overlooking Dealey Plaza, said he saw two men standing behind a fence to the northeast on the grassy hillside (which witnesses said agreed that there was a second shooter) before the shooting occurred. However, when the motorcade passed, the two men moved in front of the fence and the shooting took place.
99. Lee Bowers had seen two men shoot at the president from behind the picket fence atop the grassy knoll in his binoculars from his Union Pacific Rail Road tower. Bowers saw the smoke rise from the gun as he heard the shots and he saw the men run and jump on the train. But before the assassins could get away, Lee Bowers called the Dallas Police who arrested Hunt and Sturgis, but they later decided to claim that Oswald was the lone assassin, so they let them go.
100. Lee Bowers has heard three shots coming from either the Depository on his left or from the area around an underpass to his right. He could not be sure of the direction because the shots echoed strongly around the buildings.
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