The House Select Committee on Assassinations releases its long-awaited report. The conspiracy-minded do find validation (“President John F. Kennedy was probably assassinated as a result of a conspiracy”), but the report dismisses most theories circulated to date: Soviet, Cuban (pro- and anti-Castro), Mafia, and U.S. intelligence involvement. He used that term—’magic bullet’?” I interrupted. The phrase wasn’t even coined until after the Warren Commission report declared that the bullet found on a stretcher at Parkland Hospital was the same bullet that passed through the bodies of both Kennedy and John Connally—a truly remarkable conclusion because the bullet would have had to travel through seven layers of skin, shatter one of John Connally’s ribs, shatter a bone in Connally’s wrist, and emerge in nearly pristine condition. Magic was the only word to describe such a bullet. “Are you sure they said magic bullet?” I asked Geneva again. Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy (Report). United States Government Printing Office. 1964.

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Roscoe and J.D. Tippit were neighbors and lived across the street from each other. “Although Tippit and Roscoe had been neighbors and friends, and their families had been close, Roscoe did not attend the fallen officer’s funeral.” First, if a president was killed 50+ years ago as a result of a politically motivated conspiracy involving the highest government officials–yet no one in any subsequent administration (or elsewhere in the federal government) has ever even honestly discussed or investigated (without obvious obstruction which the HCSA suffered) this murder, then it follows that many today are subsequent/successor beneficiaries of the change that occurred in 1963. On December 12, 1962, while Roscoe White was waiting to get his hardship discharge from the Marine Corps, he applied to the Dallas Police Department, a job he was eventually to get just a few weeks before the assassination. And in the interim, Roscoe worked for the American National Insurance Company. And, if we are to believe it, a coworker from that employment said that JD Tippit pulled him over in Oak Cliff, minutes before he was shot! What a small world! When will you see We are still dealing with the repercussions of that day in Dallas November 22 1963. http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/T%20Disk/Tippit%20J%20D%20Miscellaneous/Item%2002.pdfIt is time to show that the official conclusion is totally incorrect and a cover-up for what actually did happen on November 22, 1963. The fact that Geneva worked for Ruby is certainly quite a coincidence and difficult to write off as happenstance. And that Roscoe joined the Dallas police department less than two months before the assassination makes me very suspicious. I had been in some strange places and listened to some strange stories, but none of them had been as bizarre as this.

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Roscoe White was a Dallas Police officer at the time of the assassination of President Kennedy. In the 1980’s his wife Geneva White charged that he was involved in the murder of JFK. Others have placed him with Oswald and even with officer JD Tippit who was killed too. A few people have stated that Roscoe shot Tippit. Was Roscoe a brutal dirty cop? The bump on the wrist, however, can’t easily be dismissed. If Roscoe was previously knowledgeable about photography, that also seems quite suspicious. http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/R%20Disk/Roselli%20John/Item%2008.pdf lol at u STILL pretending you don't know/never met/heard of craig lazo aka killtown. especially when his ex has a front row seat at most of ur portland events." I wanted to post a comment on your blog but couldn't. It's not the first time I've had this trouble. You need to change your blog' s system.Marita Lorenz, a CIA operative who had been Fidel Castro’s mistress, told the New York Daily News in 1977 that she had accompanied Lee Harvey Oswald and an assassination squad to Dallas a few days before Kennedy was killed. She identified her companions in the trip as CIA operative (and future Watergate burglar) Frank Sturgis and four Cuban exiles: Orlando Bosch, Pedro Diaz Lang and two brothers named Novis. The men were members of ‘Operation 40’, a group of about 30 anti-Castro Cubans and their American advisors originally formed by the CIA in 1960 for the bay of Pigs invasion. Lorenz later stated that Sturgis had been one of the actual gunmen and that he told her after the assassination, ‘You could have been part of it – you know, part of history. You should have stayed. It was safe. Everything was covered in advance. No arrests, no real newspaper investigation. It was all covered, very professional.’ Sturgis denies that there is any truth to Lorenz’ story. However, he once said that the FBI questioned him about the assassination right after it happened, because the agents said, ‘Frank, if there’s anybody capable of killing the President of the United States, you’re the guy who can do it.’ The Garrison Board -- Other posts have covered Marina Oswald before the Warren Commission and the House Select Committee on Assassinations. Now, we will look at Marina Oswald Porter in regard to Garrison's investigation into the assassination.