A straight line

[John Iacoletti]

Show me where I ever claimed I could prove my conclusions to anyone else? And tell us why I would want to in the first place?

Then how did you come to your conclusions?

[Tim Nickerson]

Oh, I don't know.  Maybe it worked its way out via external cardiac massage?

Extremely improbable.

What happened to the bullet from the "first missed shot" that you believe happened?

It's missing.

[Walt Cakebread]

Extremely improbable.

It's missing.

It never existed.....  The back wound was an exit wound.

[John Iacoletti]

Extremely improbable.

That's easy for you to say.  So's the SBT.  What happened to "I only need to show that it is possible"?

It's missing.

That clears it up.  Then so is the bullet that penetrated JFK's back an inch or two.

[Tim Nickerson]

That's easy for you to say.  So's the SBT.  What happened to "I only need to show that it is possible"?

 

That clears it up.  Then so is the bullet that penetrated JFK's back an inch or two.

There never was such a bullet.

[John Iacoletti]

There never was such a bullet.

Stating an assumption as a fact doesn't actually turn it into a fact.

[Tim Nickerson]

Stating an assumption as a fact doesn't actually turn it into a fact.

Where do you get that there was such a bullet?

[Alice Thorton]

Alice, have you read any books on the assassination? That might be the best way for you to get up to speed on the Assassination and the Tippit murder. Read two actually. One pushing conspiracy, the other not. I'd recommend Jim Marrs' "Crossfire" and Gerald Posner's "Case Closed".

Are there free online PDF's of these books? I don't have the money to buy them.