Did Jack Dougherty know how to count?

[Walt Cakebread]

When Dougherty recalled his whereabouts at the time of the shooting he told the FBI and the WC lawyer that he was on the fifth floor of the TSBD and he heard ONE loud noise that sounded like it came from above the fifth floor.

The legend created by the cover up committee says that there were THREE shots fired from the so called "sniper's nest"..... But Dougherty says he heard just ONE .

Was Dougherty able to count past one?....   Obviously he could because he filled book orders and was required to count the books to fill the orders....

Can anybody offer an explanation as to why Dougherty heard only ONE shot? 

[Jerry Freeman]

As a related issue...Dougherty was totally badgered by Counsel Ball concerning his seeing Oswald entering the building for work that day-----
He said repeatedly that he saw nothing in Oswald's hands and Ball just could not accept that response.
https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=16234&relPageId=37&search=jack_Dougherty

[Walt Cakebread]

As a related issue...Doughterty was totally badgered by Counsel Ball concerning his seeing Oswald entering the building for work that day-----
He said repeatedly that he saw nothing in Oswald's hands and Ball just could not accept that response.
https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=16234&relPageId=37&search=jack_Dougherty

Yes you're right Jerry.....Ball was desperately attempting to get Jack To say he saw Lee carry a package into the building when he arrived through the back door...He must have tred a half dozen times to get Dougherty to say he wasn't sure if Lee was carrying anything when he arrived but the slow witted Dougherty just keep repeating that Lee Oswald wasn't carrying anything when he entered the building.

But the question for this thread is:....Why did Dougherty hear only ONE boom when the legend created by LBJ's cover up committee says that there were three?

Could it be that the FIRST explosion was in fact "different " than the two following booms that the witnesses reported.       Could the first explosion have came from a firecracker that was the signal to open fife on JFK.   And the firecracker was tossed from the TSBD just as Brennan said.

[Jerry Freeman]

JD screwed up his time line....

[Mark Ulrik]

When Dougherty recalled his whereabouts at the time of the shooting he told the FBI and the WC lawyer that he was on the fifth floor of the TSBD and he heard ONE loud noise that sounded like it came from above the fifth floor.

The legend created by the cover up committee says that there were THREE shots fired from the so called "sniper's nest"..... But Dougherty says he heard just ONE .

Was Dougherty able to count past one?....   Obviously he could because he filled book orders and was required to count the books to fill the orders....

Can anybody offer an explanation as to why Dougherty heard only ONE shot?

1) He didn't get the memo.
2) Only one shot was fired.

[Jerry Freeman]

JD statement to the FBI....

[Jerry Freeman]

Another [unsigned] FBI report....
 

[Jerry Freeman]

A memo concerning JD....



The arguments that Eisenberg advanced.....

He was the only one of the six employees working on the sixth floor-laying project without alibi.
He had a very thin story.
It didn’t make sense that Jack should have returned to work before the rest of his team.
It is questionable that Mr. Dougherty would need to go to the fifth floor to get stock in connection with the floor-laying project.
Employees Jarman, Norman, and Williams did not see Mr. Dougherty anywhere on the fifth floor during the shooting.
It did not seem credible that Mr. Dougherty would have gone to the first floor, found out there were three shots fired, and returned to work as if nothing happened.
No report shows any evidence of Jack or anyone else being on the sixth floor.
Since Dougherty heard shots on the fifth floor, and since the shots were fired at approximately 12:32, Dougherty must have returned to the sixth floor, allegedly to go back to work, around 12:30.
The alleged retardation may have been confused with emotional problems, and if so only furthers suspicion.