I find this a plausible theory.
“‘There were indeed shots fired from the sniper’s nest and they were more than likely fired with the Carcano….”
Source: Lee Harvey Oswald was INNOCENT but his gun WAS used to assassinate JFK, claims | Daily Mail Online
Lee Harvey Oswald was linked to the Mannlicher-Carcano rifle alleged to have been used to shoot President Kennedy by the hair and fiber analysis of FBI expert Paul Stombaugh. The Warren Commission’s final report drew conclusions from Stombaugh’s testimony that buttressed assertions about Oswald’s guilt, particularly the association between hair and fiber evidence allegedly tying Oswald to the rifle.
The Commission considered Stombaugh’s testimony of “probative value,” the report stated.
But a devastating recent study by the Justice Department and the FBI shows that close analysis of cases involving hair and fiber testing raises grave concerns about the role of similar scientific testimony by law enforcement experts in criminal convictions.
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‘Stunning’ new FBI study casts doubt Warren Commission’s JFK findingsRead More »
An intriguing tidbit from a faithful reader about the bullet that allegedly killed President Kennedy.
The story of the murder of Dallas police officer J. D. Tippit on November 22, 1963, took an unexpected twist this past year.
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From Ten facts you don’t know about the JFK assassination – Yahoo News.
Citing Brad Meltzer, New York Times bestselling author and host of the History Channel series “Decoded,” Yahoo News asserts, “Plenty of shooters recreated Oswald’s shot.”
Is this true? I know what Jesse Ventura would say but I’m not expert in this area. I hope readers will contribute their knowledge.
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Let’s crowdsource Yahoo News on a key JFK questionRead More »
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