Quote:I am a long time Kennedy Assination buff and have 20 some odd books on the murder written by both sides. All the books reside in my headboard of my bed which I read every single night. I was 8 years old when the assasination occurred and I remember vividly the announcement in my 3rd grade class from the principal for all the teachers to suspend class and report to the conference room. Shortly after the announcement the teachers rolled carts into the classrooms with a TV on it tuned to the news as the events were occurring.

 

It was a Friday at 12:30 pm just after lunch break. I, along with my family, sat in front of the TV all weekend long as the news progressed. We watched on live TV as Jack Ruby, (Jack Rubenstein) put a gun to Oswalds stomach squeezing the trigger ending the opportunity for Oswald to spill the beans.

 

I have a copy of the original Warren Commission Report essentially convicting Oswald as a lone nut acting alone. I have a book by Salvatore (Bill)  Bonanno Jr. of the Bonanno crime family (Bound by Honor) stating that Johnny Roselli of the Sam Giancana crime syndicate in Chicago told him that he, Roselli, was in a storm drain with a car parked over top of him,  when he put the shot into Kennedy's forehead.

 

I ask people this simple question: If the leader of the free world is murdered in a massive metropolitan downtown square with 100's of people as witnesses amongst rioteous chaos does it make logical sense that the entire police department can converge on a small theatre to pick out one guy who didn't pay for a ticket in 1-1/2 hour?

 

This incident in American history has always been my passion. It's one of those moments in history when you knew where you were when the event happened.

 

Oswald was exactly what he said he was:" I'm just a patsy"

 

Regards................the Chiefjag