CowboyDan;3887380 said:
thought you guys might enjoy Jesse "The Body" Ventura's take on this
He's crazy and the show is exactly that....a show....but it's entertaining nonetheless. And even includes a deathbed confession!! Enjoy?
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ABQCOWBOY;3887562 said:
In the reference you are refering to by Roberts, he's elludes to how a professional team would set up an ambush or assasination. Basically, three shooters at various points, focusing on a target in a designated kill zone. If there were multiple shooters, it's likely that there were multiple shots. I don't know how many but it is resonable to assume multiple shots if that is the case.
However, lets assume that the comments from Roberts and Hathcock never happened for the sake of discussion. You still get back to the point that the FBI and the Army could not reproduce the shot with the same weapon. I have a hard time getting around this.
He lays out in detail where each of the ten shots landed but, of course, they disappeared when some men in dark suits came and took them. Really? Seriously? How did these men know which bullet holes were from Oswald's gun and which bullet holes were from the "other" shooters? And how lucky for them that the bullet recovered from the governor's gurney came from Oswald's gun and not one of the other shooters
even though he claimed that the governor's wound was caused by a second gunman. Really ABQ, this stuff is just so inaccurate, so far fetched and so hard to swallow that it's almost amusing to me that people believe it. And again, I'm not trying to sound like a jerk or be disrespectful.
http://cowboyszone.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3886480&postcount=211
People have tried to tell you that it's not impossible, that they can do it and the shots have been recreated using the correct time line but if you can't believe it, then you can't believe it and there's no amount of evidence that will satisfy you (I did see your response to the above thread).
I've also seen recreations where the shots were made using the correct time line (8.3 seconds I believe) on moving targets from an elevated platform used to recreate the the TSBD.