Usually, we recap the Top 5 JFK stories of the week on Friday, but as the end of the month nears, it’s time to take a look at the bigger picture: What are the best-read JFK stories in May?
For the site’s 32,000-plus users in May 2014, the favorite pages were:
1) George Hickey (tags)
2) Ex-flame says Ruby ‘had no choice’ but to kill Oswald (March 20, 2013)
3) JFK GIF explains: Could Oswald have fired all the shots? (May 18, 2014)
4) Fact check: Was a Mauser found in the Texas School Book Depository? (April 9, 2014)
5) 21 cops who heard a grassy knoll shot (May 11, 2014)
I’d like to see diaries on the medical witnesses, their statements, their testimonies, their materials.
JFK Facts aims at getting to the facts. I believe there are some facts to be garnered from the medical record as I read Drs. Aguilar and Mantik.
Gladwell and Hickey are pretty much a dead horse. The ex-flame story has a title that borders on tabloid quality. The other three diaries got a pretty good airing. Time for fresh material.
Great idea. Time for some medical evidence and also some media criticism on what medical evidence gets more widely circulated and which is confined to “buffyville,” a suburb determined by what Big Media editors determine to print and screen or not print and screen.
I have a book that recently came out by some of the Parkland doctors and nurses entitled “We Were There” or something like that.
(I only browsed a few pages but didn’t see anything noteworthy. It may not be authored by key medical personnel or witnesses who have written their own books, or the book stayed away from controversial issues.)