The HSCA Investigation: A Major Step Forward in the JFK Case

[John Iacoletti]

someone was moving boxes around in the sniper's window within 2 minutes after the shooting

This is utter BS!.....  The reason the HSCA concluded that someone was moving boxes is because the FBI jumbled the chronology of the variuos photos of the face of the TSBD.   They claimed that James Powell took his photo AFTER Tom Dillard had taken photos and the boxes were arranged differently when comparing the photos.     In reality Powell too his photo first and it was supposed to show a gunman ( LHO) firing a rifle out of the window.   When the person behind that window hastily with drew the rifle he bumped the window sill box and thus it was positioned differently when Tom Dillard took his photos a couple of minutes after Powell had taken his photo.

Walt Fabrication #23.  By the way, where have you been, Walt?

[Jerry Organ]

No, they did provide evidence, quite a bit of evidence: the DPD dictabelt, the post-assassination box movement in the sniper's nest ...

There is no change in the box on the window sill and the boxes in the background during the interval between the taking of the Dillard and Powell photographs. The two photographs merely captured differing line-of-sights to the same objects.

Graphic by John Mytton

[Bill Chapman]

As you know, we don't agree on the Hickey shot, but I totally agree that elements of the Mafia were involved.

I concur that John Davis's book Mafia Kingfish is a great book. An even better book on the Mafia angle, perhaps the best book on the subject, is Dr. David Scheim's book The Mafia Killed President Kennedy (previously titled Contract on America).

Believe it or not, another good book on the Mafia angle is Robert Blakey and Richard Billings' book Fatal Hour: The Assassination of President Kennedy by Organized Crime.

There seems to be no conspiracy you lot don't like.

[John Iacoletti]

There is no change in the box on the window sill and the boxes in the background during the interval between the taking of the Dillard and Powell photographs. The two photographs merely captured differing line-of-sights to the same objects.

Are you saying that the HSCA photo panel didn't know what they were doing?

 

[Jerry Organ]

Are you saying that the HSCA photo panel didn't know what they were doing?

 

They rejected it being a difference of line-of-sights between the photos because they reasoned all the boxes visible were on or just inside the plane of the open window.

I don't know about you, but I would say there's the one box on the window sill and the rest are a few feet back from the interior wall.