One thing I don't get is why, if Oswald did it from the window, he didn't shoot Kennedy sooner. People have been reported as seeing someone there up to 15 minutes beforehand, so he could have had a crack at him as he was driving along the street towards the building and was completely open, instead of waiting until the motorcade had passed and he had a much more difficult target to aim at.
He must have been confident that he could do it like that.
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Hi Dougie,
I've thought that Oswald was the lone gunman for quite sometime. I think that someone else likely knew it was going to happen and did nothing to stop it if you want to call that a conspiracy or not; perhaps even aided a bit. It just seems like such huge secret to keep from all family, friends, acquaintances and coworkers. Oswald was so different though that I wouldn't be too surprised if he kept it all to himself.
He seemed to have been preparing for the killing for at least a few days if not longer but the route supposedly wasn't known that far in advance. It makes me a little suspicious that maybe some person with influence steered the motorcade into his range. If so, that would be a more substantial conspiracy although possibly it could have still only involved one other person.Leave a comment:
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kennedy assassination
my wife bought me the book "reclaiming history" by vincent bugliosi yesterday 1700 pages..a cd comes with it with notes sources etc, supposed to be the definitive analysis of the assassination and theories, conspiracies, warren report, you name it. debunks every one of the alternative theories and comes to the conclusion that oswald was the assassin and indeed acted alone........should make interesting reading ..might finish it in 2028
after a relatively quick "flick through" it indeed seems the "real deal".......i better start reafding it methinks
regards
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