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If I am found guilty, then I am guilty of trying to fight for the truth behind the assassination of our 35th President!
 * Eh?  19:19, 5 October 2012 (UTC)

RE: Eh?
If I am found guilty of putting on nonsense on the JFK assassination conspiracy page. Then I am guilty of fighting for the truth of what happened in four days in November 1963.

The Warren Commission: ■ Ignored witnesses who heard more then three shots. ■ Ignored witnesses who saw a shot and puff of smoke coming from the grassy knoll. ■ Ignored evidence that Oswald did not know the motorcade route and drew suspicion on his visit to the Paine residence on November 21st. ■ Wrongly discredited the reliable and consistent testimony of the only two people who saw the package Oswald carried to work that morning because their description showed that the package did not contained the Depository rifle. ■ Concluded that Oswald made the package to hide the rifle, citing no evidence to support that conclusion. ■ Concluded the package did carry the rifle although its own expert said that it never did. ■ Ignored three witnesses who saw Oswald on the first floor between 11:55am and 12:30 pm. ■ Misrepresented evidence relevant to Oswald's rifle capability and practice. ■ Ignored clothing descriptions that indicated that Oswald was not the shooter. ■ Both rejected and accepted the identification of Oswald as the gunman in the window from a man who admittedly lied to police, who constantly contradicted himself and who described physically impossible events. ■ Misrepresented the response time of Officer Marrion Baker and TSBD boss Roy Truly's ascent to the second floor lunchroom where they encountered Oswald by lengthening their time and likewise misrepresented the time required for a 6th floor gunman to descend to the lunchroom by shortening it. ■ Misrepresented that the police lineups were conducted fairly in spite of the evidence to the contrary. ■ Suppressed from its Report that witness statements had been falsified. ■ Accepted the testimony of a cab driver whose description of Oswald as his passenger had Oswald wearing both of his jackets at the same time.

Evidence For Conspiracy: ■ A telex was sent to all of the FBI offices around the United States a week before the assassination warning of a possible attempt on the President's life by a militant revolutionary group when he arrived in Dallas. After the assassination, the Bureau instructed all the offices to remove the telex, as an "embarrassment" to the bureau. ■ Someone told Colonel Reich of the 112th Military Intelligence Group at Fort Sam Houston to have the protection for the President to stand down that day. ■ There is strong proof that that Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby knew each other prior to the assassination. ■ The evidence shows that Oswald did NOT kill President Kennedy and wound Texas Governor John B. Connally, that he did NOT kill Dallas Police Officer J.D. Tippit, and that he did NOT attempt to kill General Edwin A. Walker in April of 1963. ■ The pictures of Oswald holding the rifle are clearly faked. ■ Witness reported hearing gunfire coming from two locations. ■ There is proof that there was more then three shots fired - witnesses and even acoustical evidence prove at least four shots. ■ Fifty-one Witnesses said a shot came from the grassy knoll. ■ The Zapruder film shows Kennedy's head going backwards and to the left, showing the shot came from the grassy knoll. ■ An eyewitness said she saw two men in the Texas School Book Depository window, one in a kneeling position with a gun pointed down, and another man standing beside him. ■ Lee Bowers, a watchman watching from a rail yard tower saw two strange men behind the picket fence on the grassy knoll - one dressed in a policeman's uniform. ■ Phoyo enhancements of the Moorman photograph show clearly a man next to the grassy knoll dressed in a policeman's uniform. ■ When witnesses searched the grassy knoll for a shooter, they encountered men identifying themselves as Secret Service agents all throughout Dealey Plaza - however, the Secret Service had no agents on the ground in Dealey Plaza at any time. ■ Three men known as the "tramps" were discovered in a boxcar in the rail yard west of the grassy knoll, they were well-dressed and clean-shaven, making them unlikely to be hobos. the Dallas police quickly released the tramps from custody without investigating them and records of their arrests as well as their mugshots, fingerprints and names have never been shown. ■ Rose Cherami was a drug addict and prostitute that worked for Ruby as a stripper. She was picked up on Highway 190 near Eunice, Louisiana, on November 20, 1963—two days before the Kennedy assassination—by Lt. Francis Frugé of the Louisiana State Police. Cherami told Frugé that John F. Kennedy would shortly be killed. Fruge did not believe her at first, but after some time of adamant speaking by Cherami, he came around. During her confinement, and prior to the time Kennedy was shot in Dallas, Cherami supposedly spoke of the impending assassination. After Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald, Cherami reportedly claimed that she knew both Ruby and Oswald, and that the two men knew each other for years. Cherami declined to repeat her story to the FBI when she was killed when struck by a car on September 4, 1965, apparently while hitchhiking, near Gladewater, Texas. ■ There are serious questions regarding the evidence in the case and its handling, first by the Dallas Police and later by the FBI. ■ One of the most outrageous things about the case is that the head of the FBI, J. Edgar Hoover, had pronounced Oswald guilty of the crimes before he and his agency looked at the evidence. ■ Oswald was killed just one hour before he was due to appear at his first full press conference. ■ The Warren Commission only presumed Oswald was guilty. ■ In 1966, author and attorney Mark Lane interviewed witnesses to the assassination who had not been called to testify before the Warren Commission. In those interviews, the witnesses described to Lane what they saw and told him that they told the exact same thing to the authorities who questioned them immediately after the assassination. But the FBI record, told in reports and Warren Commission Exhibits and documents, tell a different story, one in which the witnesses never saw anything. ■ Many witnesses or people who have had knowledge of the case, have died mysteriously. ■ News reports around the globe reported that Oswald had killed Kennedy and had background histories of this essentially unknown man in some cases hours before he was even charged with the crime of killing the President. ■ Recently, a rash of "Oswald did it alone" documentaries have been produced by the the History Channel, the Discovery Channel, HBO and other cable TV conglomerates whose parent companies have had historical ties to the CIA. In their attempts to rewrite history, they have completely ignored the evidence of conspiracy.

" I don't know what dispatches you people have been given, but I emphatically deny these charges. I have NOT committed any acts of violence." -- Lee Harvey Oswald

"The facts are that we do not know who killed President Kennedy, that the Warren Commission named the wrong man as the assassin and never searched for the truth of the crime." -- Howard Roffman, Presumed Guilty ( 1976 ).

If Oswald had been on the sixth floor at 12:25, as the Commission believed, it was a remarkable coincidence that out of all of the employees of the TSBD, Oswald was able to pick out two who were together as he claimed, on the same floor as he claimed, in the same room as he claimed and at the same time as he claimed.

Oswald could not have told the FBI that Jarman and a short Negro employee were together on the first floor unless he had seen this himself. And for Oswald to have observed this, he would have had to have been on the first floor between 12:18 and 12:25. The fact that he was able to relate this incident is evidence that he was on the first floor at the time of the shooting.-- Gill Jesus