Name your shooter

[Joffrey van de Wiel]

There is also a video of him standing at the location where he was on 11/22/63 in which he showed the concrete pillar he ducked behind, but I haven't found that one yet.

I found this video created by Dave the Insurance Guy in which he presents 3 eye witnesses: Amos Euins at 7:30, Robert Jackson at 10:28 and Howard Brennan at 12:54. Mr Euins reenacts his movements on November 22nd, 1963, including his ducking behind a pillar.

[Royell Storing]

    Euins was recorded by HSCA staff regarding his having Camera with him and his taking photos inside Dealey Plaza on 11/22/63. Strange, but as the years passed by, that Camera has disappeared from the story Euin's is telling.   

[Walt Cakebread]

    Euins was recorded by HSCA staff regarding his having Camera with him and his taking photos inside Dealey Plaza on 11/22/63. Strange, but as the years passed by, that Camera has disappeared from the story Euin's is telling.

Euins story in the video is very different from the story he told on the afternoon of the coup d e'tat.

No doubt he's found fame by telling people what they want to hear.   One startling difference is that on 11 /22/ 63 he did not see a rifle...He said he saw a a " pipe like thing"

[Royell Storing]

Euins story in the video is very different from the story he told on the afternoon of the coup d e'tat.

No doubt he's found fame by telling people what they want to hear.   One startling difference is that on 11 /22/ 63 he did not see a rifle...He said he saw a a " pipe like thing"

       When Euins told the HSCA Investigators he had a camera and took photos on 11/22/63 he was no longer a kid. His Now deleting the camera portion of his story reflects on his credibility. I believe he was there inside Dealey Plaza. What he actually witnessed is subject to question.

[Joffrey van de Wiel]

Euins story in the video is very different from the story he told on the afternoon of the coup d e'tat.

No doubt he's found fame by telling people what they want to hear.   One startling difference is that on 11 /22/ 63 he did not see a rifle...He said he saw a a " pipe like thing"

Another aspect of Euins' story that changed is that he initially stated he heard four shots. I think he and Jackson are credible witnesses, Brennan not so much. He claimed he saw the sniper move in a way that was physically impossible and especially noticed his unhurried demeanor, which contradicts the Commission's assumption that Oswald rushed downstairs immediately after the shots.

Most witnesses identified the TSBD and/or the grassy knoll as the location of the sniper and source of at least part of the shots. I think it is both for this reason: fake Secret Service agents were observed on both locations immediately following the assassination. These impostors were either deployed to cover the escape of the assassins or were the actual shooters; one of them had a gun under his jacket.

[Oscar Navarro]

Lee Harvey Oswald a.k.a Alek, Alek J. Hidell, Alek James Hidell, A. J. Hidell, A. Hidell, O. H. Lee, Lee Osborne, Ozzie rabbit, Osvaldovich, Patsy, Texas...

[Steve M. Galbraith]

Well?

The most credible evidence points to Oswald (e.g., Who seriously believes he was bringing curtain rods to work? Completely wrapped up? That's absurd). Other explanations simply fall apart when you drill down into them.

So two things: the credible evidence pointing towards Oswald and the lack of credible evidence pointing to someone else.

Did he have help? Was he manipulated or used by others? Maybe, perhaps: but he's the one who pulled the trigger three times.

[Oscar Navarro]

The most credible evidence points to Oswald (e.g., Who seriously believes he was bringing curtain rods to work? Completely wrapped up? That's absurd). Other explanations simply fall apart when you drill down into them.

So two things: the credible evidence pointing towards Oswald and the lack of credible evidence pointing to someone else.

Did he have help? Was he manipulated or used by others? Maybe, perhaps: but he's the one who pulled the trigger three times.

Actually nine times. TSBD 3, Patton & 10th 5, Walker 1