What did SS agent Kellerman mean by, "A flurry of shells come into the car?"

[John Mytton]

A flurry of shots/shells coming into the car.

Yep, just as I thought you got nothing.



JohnM

[Steve Logan]

A flurry of shots/shells coming into the car.

Maybe he should have used the word volley if that is what he intended to . Are there any other witnesses that back up his claim? He also said that JFK spoke after the throat wound which nobody backs. I have a hard time believing him.

[John Iacoletti]

Maybe he should have used the word volley if that is what he intended to . Are there any other witnesses that back up his claim? He also said that JFK spoke after the throat wound which nobody backs. I have a hard time believing him.

Kind of like McDonald's "it's all over now", right?

[John Iacoletti]

Yep, just as I thought you got nothing.

Just as I thought.  You'll make up any story and pretend that it's a fact.  "Mytton's" Fabrications, anyone?

[John Mytton]

Just as I thought.  You'll make up any story and pretend that it's a fact.  "Mytton's" Fabrications, anyone?

Focus Iacoletti, Kellerman's your eyewitness and a flurry of shells means nothing, what was he describing?



JohnM

[John Iacoletti]

Focus Iacoletti, Kellerman's your eyewitness and a flurry of shells means nothing, what was he describing?

Here's where you tell us what he really meant.

[Steve Logan]

Kind of like McDonald's "it's all over now", right?

No that's by Bobby Womack first done by the Valentinos then of course The Rolling Stones made it righteous.

[Steve Logan]

Kind of like McDonald's "it's all over now", right?

Well he had to make something up that Oswald said as he was planting the gun in his waistband and violating his rights.