New Documentary Makes Radical Claim

[Alan Dale]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/28/jfk-second-shooter-documentary_n_3667317.html

[TLR]

Oh geez, the Howard Donahue/accidental Secret Service shooting theory again.    I read that book back in the day.

[Tim Weaver]

All I can think about when I read about thsi theory is how one fo those girls, ( Moorman or that other one ) said that " our guys started shooting back " or something like that. But I am thinking that an AR-15 going off within 10 or so feet of a bunch of bystandeers would not go un noticed. Even if it happened, it hardly explains the whole back and to the left thing.

[David C]

Sad, very Sad,

Given the discussion we have had over the last months about Sherry's work.

[Cutty]

^ Yes! It certainly causes you to view many aspects of this case from a new perspective with some confidence, don't you think?

[TLR]

The problem is, Donahue was a ballistics expert and firearms examiner with more than forty years of experience before he wrote his book, so it's an example of how experts can be spectacularly wrong in their conclusions. While I think Sherry is right in her conclusions, it proves the point I made earlier about "dueling experts" and how every side has one they can bring to the debate. 

[Redfern]

The significance here is that the mainstream media will show this kind of rubbish but not touch the serious CT stuff.

I can't escape the conclusion that the real aim is to ridicule the CT position.

[Mitch C.]

Yes! ^ That was my first thought as well. Almost like "Hmmmm, how can we spin the obvious fact there were more than one shooter and still preserve the Lone Nut myth." Agreed, in light of real facts; total rubbish.

[Kelly]

There are some wild theories out there, but not everyone who believes that there was a conspiracy is a crack pot! I resent that so much. I was talking to my aunt last year about it and she just brushed me off like I didn't know a thing.

[TLR]

"Conspiracy Theorist" is the new "Communist." Americans are being well-trained to equate any and all conspiracies with "kook," "nut," "crazy."

[Mitch C.]

^ A conspiracy's best friend is the "all conspiracists are kooks" myth.

[Kelly]

Amen. I agree 100%. I think that someone who has heard some of the information such as Oswald in Mexico City, Oswald and his connection to anti-Communists such as David Ferry, Guy Banister, George DeMohrenchildt and others are just fooling themselves that something sinister wasn`t going on. I can`t understand it, but I guess if you`re paid enough you can write a book or establish a web-page. In my opinion experts have all but figured it out. I hope I live enough to see it all come to light.

[D.K.Garretson]

TLR, yes Donahue was an expert, however since Shrry has shown how this science has evolved, it's dueling experts, but not a fair fight ;-)