Russian KGB Killed Kennedy

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I wouldn't bet on something so easy. You can PM me if you're interested or start another thread.

I seriously doubt that the CIA of that time would have admitted any such connection. And even if he hadn't worked directly for the agency, there was always the possibility that he had been associated with the Anti-Castro radicals (such as David Ferrie and Guy Bannister in New Orleans) who had been sponsored by the CIA and organized crime without ever being regular CIA. That, and this new material actually contradicts the Warren Report, which stated Oswald had briefly been an informant for the bureau, but ended his relationship with them when he allegedly threatened to blow up their office for threatening to deport his wife.

The Warren Report was meant to look into whether Mosley or Rubenstein had links with organised crime, which they did. The 'report' found they didn't.

Yes, the Warren report completely dismissed Ruby's ties to the mob, even though a senate committee not many years before in fact named him as an organized crime associate. I suspect they were denied access to Ruby's possible connection to gun running operations for the Anti-Castro underground in Dallas, which was sponsored by both the Mafia and the CIA.

The damage was actually more on the right side of the head, rather than the forehead or face. I remember one witness saying it looked like his ear exploded. So it seems like that could take place from a shot to the back or the front. It seems likely that Oswald fired the first two shots. The third and fatal one is pretty debatable.

But how to explain JFK's head rocking back when the bullet entered? I'm not an expert in ballistics but that doesn't make physical sense?

I've heard it said that brain trama from the bullet could have caused the head to jerk or pivot all kinds of ways. I've watched the Zapruder film thoroughly in the past, and if i remember right, it seems the frame where impact takes place, shows blood etc shooting at a forward angle. Also Connolly commented on being covered in chunks of brain matter. I'm not entirely in support of third shot coming from behind, but I think it's possible.

One of the most interesting takes I saw was the theory that after the second shot, the secret service agent in the car behind, stood up and accidentally fired his high powered weapon hitting Kennedy. The autopsy procedure has a lot of controversy as well.

Yeah perhaps.

Yes I saw that on TV. Makes sense. Oswald was taking pot shots from the book depository and one of his bullets may have grazed Kennedy but the fatal shot came from the panicked secret service agent. For security reasons it then makes sense the whole "muck up" would have been covered up and that's what Oswald was ranting about being a patsy as he knew he didn't fire the fatal shot that killed Kennedy.

In addition the embarrassment re: the level of intel the CIA and FBI had on Oswald mean't they were clearly negligent in their duty in not preventing the shooting - I suspect they were busy burying and burning evidence before the Warren commission that implicated the agencies in not doing enough (basically protecting their own)

What this theory doesn't explain is i) why Jack Ruby killed Oswald ii) how the governer of Texas was shot (magic bullet theory) and iii) why Jackie Kennedy-Onassis kept quiet about where the shooting came from?

1 and 3 I have no idea.

The magic bullet theory was based on thinking the governor was seated directly in front of JFK. But the way that limo was designed, he was actually sitting 6 inches to the left. So the bullet didn't really have to curve around.

There's still the issue of Kennedy's fatal shot - the Zapruder film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iU83R7rpXQY

There's no doubt in this high quality version of the original film reel the bullet was travelling from the front right hand side of JFK to the back (if you slow down you can actually see the bullet travelling from the front)

So unless there is a 1 in a million chance Oswald's bullet ricocheted from a lamp pole the shot was fired from somebody other than Oswald.

And I think most likely, that shot was made by an actual professional shooter, which Oswald was not, most likely from the grassy knoll.

I was thinking about making a bad joke that Kennedy committed suicide and then thought wait a minute, and sure enough

http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2013/1 ... d-suicide/

So the grassy knoll was on the right or left side of Kennedy?

Right side. Perfect sniper nest behind a wooden fence at the top.

So I guess the remaining question is who the shooter was?

JFK made a lot of enemies and his handling of the Cuban missile crisis or black civil rights might have made him seen as a loose cannon among his own people. Coincidence that the three other big assassinations in the 60s (Malcolm X, MLK and Robert Kennedy) all killed of potential future leaders who might have changed black civil rights in the country. Of the three Malcolm X was the most charismatic and being a high profile muslim probably posed the greatest security threat to the American social fabric