The Truly Magical Bullet

[John Iacoletti]

Seriously?, Brennan saw the guy on TV so a positive ID was a slam dunk but his genuine fear for his family made him understandably reluctant.

Yeah, he was so "afraid for his family" that he forgot to tell his family and talked to news reporters.

But we know from Brennan's affidavit description that must have also been the 12:4x Police radio broadcast

No it wasn't.  The police broadcast had a height in the description.  Brennan's affidavit did not.

that the man in the sniper's nest window reasonably matched Oswald

..and by "reasonably matched", you mean wrong age, wrong weight, wrong height, and wrong clothing.

and what makes this condemning proof is the fact that he testified under oath to seeing Oswald.

His memory "improved" in the intervening months.  Never mind how the hell he saw a guy supposedly crouched behind boxes from the belt up.

Btw I don't understand your constant harping, in Brennan's testimony he said he saw Oswald sitting on the window sill therefore he saw him from the belt up.

The guy sitting on the windowsill did not have a rifle.  Unfortunately he said he saw the guy with the rifle from the belt up at the time he was aiming the head shot.

[John Iacoletti]

So busy being a......

It is quite a sight watching Howard become more and more unhinged with every post because he's getting so utterly slapped around for his hypocrisy and ridiculous arguments.  He wants you to do better than "who knows", when his answer to what happened to the "missed shot" is "who knows".  LOL.

That's the thing about trolls.  If you stop feeding them they have to keep escalating more and more to keep getting off, in an ever increasing desperate attempt to keep getting attention.

[Jerry Freeman]

You're forgetting just one little detail. An autopsy was performed before 'they threw his body on the ground'.
Really? No sh!t! Were you there?
There was no bullet lodged in his throat.
No one looked for one. 
 In fact the x-rays show there was no bullet lodged in JFK's throat or chest for that matter.
Did you see the X-rays? The Warren Commission did not even see the X-rays.

I wish to ask where you obtain your information?

 

...The extant photographs and X-rays are limited and poor-quality, and have been subject to varying interpretation. There is for instance no photo clearly showing the fatal entrance wound, though there is testimony that one was taken. Other photos, including one of the chest and one or more with a probe through Kennedy's body illustrating a bullet path, were testified to but are not present in the collection.

The release of the House Select Committee on Assassinations' files in the 1990s, and new interviews with autopsy participants, have added to concerns that the photographic and X-ray record of the autopsy has been tampered with.Saundra Kay Spencer, the woman who processed autopsy photos after the assassination, told the Review Board under oath that the pictures in existence are not from the set she developed. Photographer John Stringer similarly disavowed the existing brain photos which he is supposed to have taken.

https://www.maryferrell.org/pages/Autopsy_Photos_and_X-Rays.html

Bums off the street are given a more proper autopsy than Kennedy got.

 

[Jerry Freeman]

It is quite a sight watching Howard become more and more unhinged with every post because he's getting so utterly slapped around for his hypocrisy and ridiculous arguments. 

Braaawwwk you got me... braaaaaaawwk

[Howard Gee]

Looks like the poor bird got shot in the throat.

Wonder where that bullet went.

[Ray Mitcham]

Looks like the poor bird got shot in the throat.

Wonder where that bullet went.

Like your magic bullet, Howard. It didn't exist.

[Howard Gee]

Like your magic bullet, Howard. It didn't exist.

Oh, I get it now, Ray.

CE399 doesn't exist and JFK and JBC were just playacting like the bird.

Thanks for clearing that up.

[Ray Mitcham]

Oh, I get it now, Ray.

CE399 doesn't exist and JFK and JBC were just playacting like the bird.

Thanks for clearing that up.

You're learning, Howard. Good.