The Magic Bullet - Fact or Fiction?

[Gary Craig]

[Tim Nickerson]

Source?

http://jfkassassination.net/nellie.txt

I said "all the way", when I should have said "on the way". Either way, Connally was still holding onto the hat after he had been hit.

[Bill Chapman]

"show us where he shot from."

From the picket fence. Exactly where the HSCA said a shot came from. When the first shot caused Willis to click the shutter on his camera 

and create the photo below there was an unobstructed line of sight, bullet path, to the front of JFK's throat. No windshield in the way.

No, I meant show us exactly where the bullet came from. And name your knoll shooter, and the people who saw anyone even aiming a weapon from anywhere other than the SN window.

[Bill Chapman]

A case could be for libel made against you for changing the intent of the cartoonist and defacing his work. I'm in the art business myself. Better remove it.

[Andrew Mason]

A case could be for libel made against you for changing the intent of the cartoonist and defacing his work. I'm in the art business myself. Better remove it.

It has nothing to do with libel.  Libel is publishing something that is defamatory.  Changing someone's cartoon caption is a copyright issue. But in this case, Gary's change is really just fair comment on the message that the cartoonist was making.  So he doesn't have to remove it (just in case you were serious!).

[Jack Trojan]

A case could be for libel made against you for changing the intent of the cartoonist and defacing his work. I'm in the art business myself. Better remove it.

I think you mean copyright infringement and that's only if he tried to profit from it. Otherwise, nothing libelous against the artist there, however, it should be fixed...



So sue me.

[Bill Chapman]

I think you mean copyright infringement and that's only if he tried to profit from it. Otherwise, nothing libelous against the artist there, however, it should be fixed...



So sue me. ;Do

I would if it was my work. You'd be misrepresenting my conclusions in this assassination. You should have simply answered by including your comment outside the confines of the drawing itself.

[Jerry Freeman]

  You'd be misreprenting my conclusions in this assassination.

Would be what? Misinterpreting ...misrepresenting.. mis-parenting? Oh well, your conclusions are wrong and case dismissed.