500 JFK pages released this week under the Freedom of Info Act...

gringoloid says on Aug 16, 2008, 20:30:

the staff had written about the wound in the first comment...........Ford insisted on changing it to the second comment.........and then you see the final comment. the following picture shows the location of the wound and it´s not at the back of the neck.

''A bullet had entered his back at a point slightly above the shoulder and to the right of the spine.''

Ford suggested changing that to read: ''A bullet had entered the back of his neck at a point slightly to the right of the spine.''

The final report said: ''A bullet had entered the base of the back of his neck slightly to the right of the spine.''

clearly falsified.

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george jung says on Aug 17, 2008, 11:01:

Gringoloid, I have read your conspiracy theories through the years and give you a pat on the back for your insights, always interesting reads on your theories. Have you ever been to the Dallas Depository or close to the grassy knoll area? Pretty interesting places of American history, as I live close to Dallas and will be 45 year anniversary, do you think they will do a 50 year thingy there? Thanks abunch for your free info

"Men and fish are alot alike, when they open their mouths, they both get in trouble"

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gringoloid says on Aug 17, 2008, 13:28:

Yes George, I've actually been to every notable sight within that part of Dallas.

As you know, the window of where LHO is accused of shooting from is blocked off, but you can look through the next window.

I hired a taxi driver to take me around to both museums, the building that was the police dept. back then, the Texas Theatre and the Top Ten Record shop, ........I had the taxi follow me as i got out and walked from where LHO's rooming house was on N. Beckley, over to where he is accused of shooting Tippit on West 10th and Patton. I wanted to see about the time frame; that if Oswald could have walked that distance in that time.

My girlfriend at the time and the taxi driver thought i was nuts.

This picture is of the inside of the record store, that still exists today, and the phone that Tippit used minutes before his death. I held the phone in my hand.

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gringoloid says on Aug 17, 2008, 13:33:

I'm not sure if i'll make this years conference I will certainly be in Dallas for the 50th. This is an amazing meeting and it's held every year.......the most famous researchers from around the world are in attendance.

http://www.jfklancer.com/Dallas.html

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gringoloid says on Aug 17, 2008, 13:46:

But George, I'll throw something in since you say like this material........take a look at this slow motion movie of the motorcade leaving Love Field.

You can see the handles on the back of the presidents limo for the secret service agents to stand and grasp.

Agent Rybka usually rode on the back of JFK's car or jogged along the side.

Take a look at the way he extends his arms, almost to say, WTF, as he his told to return to the other car.

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george jung says on Aug 17, 2008, 18:32:

Wow very interesting pics. I like your ideas and research has been great insight that I am interested, just wish some things were better preserved then. I read about the Officer Tippet after you brought it to light, very interesting info of being in the wrong place. Did you ever go to Parkland Hospital where he was taken? Any memorials there and any more on the where abouts of the original bullets of Connelly and JFK? Thanks again for the free info, as is really intriguing and more mysteries uncovered every year. I bet something dramatic will happen before the 50th anniversary, you think? THanks again very much

"Men and fish are alot alike, when they open their mouths, they both get in trouble"

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miamimike says on Aug 18, 2008, 14:07:

Interesting Video on Agent Rybka. One has to wonder why he was pulled back leaving Kennedy wide open from the back,,,

On Sept 17, 2008: Senator John McCain said, as he had many times before, that he believed the fundamentals of the economy were "strong."Hours later he backpedaled, explaining that he had meant that American workers were Strong.

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