Good morning, Mr. Brown
You are one of the few LNs that I genuinely have developed respect for since my initial foray into JFK Assassination Research way back in May, 2014. I've always respected your genuine patriotism and love for your country. Now, that said, after the following post I do not care to discuss this with you any further, because again I respect you, one of the few LNs I believe who truly believes in the institution of government. Where some may find that gullible on your part, I only see it as a patriot who believes all men/women in positions of power embody your same sense of integrity.
Now, there are more than a few eyewitnesses that afternoon who saw multiple assailants ambushing Mr. Tippit. I will only share one of those few instances, because again I'm not going to debate this with you, argue with you, etc. Please read the following link, Mr. Brown, and take it for what it's worth...
https://thegrio.com/2013/11/21/acquilla-clemons-the-black-witness-the-warren-commission-ignored/
Again, this will be my only response to you on this matter, because you have struck me (since May, 2014 when I initially came on the scene bearing a Charlton Heston Ben Hur driven chariot as my avatar) as a man who truly loves his country and wouldn't think other men would ever make a choice to betray our Republic. Bunch of lying treasonous cowards.
Few men have virtue to withstand the highest bidder. -- George Washington
Godspeed, Mr. Brown, best wishes to you & yours sir.
The wrongly-accused did Not shoot anybody. Anybody.
Hi Alan. Thanks (I think) for the kind words.
First, Acquilla Clemons never suggested that the two men she described seeing were associated with each other.
Second (and I realize you stated that you weren't going to comment further, but I'll ask anyway), what other witness described seeing Tippit encounter two men? The real witnesses who were actually outdoors at the time of the shooting and pretty much saw the whole thing go down (people like Jimmy Burt, Bill Smith, Domingo Benavides, Helen Markham and William Scoggins) all described Tippit encountering just one man. In fact, the article you linked to relies somewhat on Benavides yet ignores the fact that Benavides describes Tippit encountering only one man.
Alan, how did Benavides manage to miss seeing this supposed second culprit?
