OT - ABC reconstructs JFK assassination

ABC reconstructs JFK assassination
Associated Press

ABC News has conducted an exhaustive investigation of the Kennedy
assassination, complete with a computer-generated reconstruction, which
irrefutably confirms that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, the network said
Monday. A two-hour special on the event is scheduled to air Nov. 20, two
days before the 40th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's killing.

"IT LEAVES NO ROOM for doubt," said Tom Yellin, executive producer of the
special, narrated by Peter Jennings. He called the results of ABC's study
"enormously powerful. It's irrefutable."

The conclusion that Oswald alone shot Kennedy during a motorcade in Dallas
mirrors that of the Warren Commission, the official government inquiry
into the assassination. Even today, public opinion surveys find that less
half of Americans don't agree with that conclusion, said Gary Mack,
curator of the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas.

But that reservoir of doubt, largely fed by government secrecy and Oliver
Stone's movie on the assassination, is important to address, Yellin said.

ABC News worked with an expert who created a computer-generated
reconstruction of the shooting based on maps, blueprints, physical
measurements, more than 500 photographs, films and autopsy reports, ABC
said.

It enables a person to view the scene from any number of perspectives,
including what Oswald saw from the sixth floor of the former Texas school
book depository, Yellin said.

"When you do that, it's chillingly clear what happened," Yellin said. He
dismisses theories that there was another gunman.

RUBY ALSO ACTED ALONE

Through interviews and other documentation, ABC News also concludes that
Jack Ruby, who later killed Oswald, acted simply out of his love for
Kennedy.

The computer-generated technology, only available for the past few years,
is now frequently used in criminal investigations, Yellin said.

While Stone's movie raised doubt in many people's minds about the Warren
Commission, it also led to the release of many government documents that
had previously been kept hidden and fueled conspiracy theorists, Yellin
said.

None of the documents offer significant evidence refuting the conclusion
that Oswald acted alone, Yellin said.

Still, much of Americans' cynicism about their government can be traced to
Nov. 22, 1963, making further investigation important even 40 years later,
he said.

"I think it's very hard for people to accept the fact that the most
powerful man in the world can be murdered by a disaffected person whose
life had been a series of failures up to that point," Yellin said.

Both Yellin and Mack admit that no matter what evidence ABC News lays out,
it's not likely to quiet people who believe otherwise.

"The history of this subject is pretty clear," Mack said. "No matter what
information comes out, people are going to believe what they want."

Oh, Lord, here comes the circus.

Rita

"GrgLnsctt" wrote in message
news:20031028112813.00533.00000194@mb-m12.news.cs.com...
> ABC reconstructs JFK assassination
> Associated Press
>
> ABC News has conducted an exhaustive investigation of the Kennedy
> assassination, complete with a computer-generated reconstruction, which
> irrefutably confirms that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, the network said
> Monday. A two-hour special on the event is scheduled to air Nov. 20, two
> days before the 40th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's killing.
>
> "IT LEAVES NO ROOM for doubt," said Tom Yellin, executive producer of the
> special, narrated by Peter Jennings. He called the results of ABC's study
> "enormously powerful. It's irrefutable."
>
> The conclusion that Oswald alone shot Kennedy during a motorcade in Dallas
> mirrors that of the Warren Commission, the official government inquiry
> into the assassination. Even today, public opinion surveys find that less
> half of Americans don't agree with that conclusion, said Gary Mack,
> curator of the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas.
>
> But that reservoir of doubt, largely fed by government secrecy and Oliver
> Stone's movie on the assassination, is important to address, Yellin said.
>
> ABC News worked with an expert who created a computer-generated
> reconstruction of the shooting based on maps, blueprints, physical
> measurements, more than 500 photographs, films and autopsy reports, ABC
> said.
>
> It enables a person to view the scene from any number of perspectives,
> including what Oswald saw from the sixth floor of the former Texas school
> book depository, Yellin said.
>
> "When you do that, it's chillingly clear what happened," Yellin said. He
> dismisses theories that there was another gunman.
>
> RUBY ALSO ACTED ALONE
>
> Through interviews and other documentation, ABC News also concludes that
> Jack Ruby, who later killed Oswald, acted simply out of his love for
> Kennedy.
>
> The computer-generated technology, only available for the past few years,
> is now frequently used in criminal investigations, Yellin said.
>
> While Stone's movie raised doubt in many people's minds about the Warren
> Commission, it also led to the release of many government documents that
> had previously been kept hidden and fueled conspiracy theorists, Yellin
> said.
>
> None of the documents offer significant evidence refuting the conclusion
> that Oswald acted alone, Yellin said.
>
> Still, much of Americans' cynicism about their government can be traced to
> Nov. 22, 1963, making further investigation important even 40 years later,
> he said.
>
> "I think it's very hard for people to accept the fact that the most
> powerful man in the world can be murdered by a disaffected person whose
> life had been a series of failures up to that point," Yellin said.
>
> Both Yellin and Mack admit that no matter what evidence ABC News lays out,
> it's not likely to quiet people who believe otherwise.
>
> "The history of this subject is pretty clear," Mack said. "No matter what
> information comes out, people are going to believe what they want."
>

CNN is doing a counter piece that has Tom Daschle and the Coalition of
the Fraudulent Nine all claiming that GWB did it...
Regards,

On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 14:07:11 -0500, "MeSoSweet"
wrote:

>Oh, Lord, here comes the circus.
>
>Rita
>
>"GrgLnsctt" wrote in message
>news:20031028112813.00533.00000194@mb-m12.news.cs.com...
>> ABC reconstructs JFK assassination
>> Associated Press
>>
>> ABC News has conducted an exhaustive investigation of the Kennedy
>> assassination, complete with a computer-generated reconstruction, which
>> irrefutably confirms that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, the network said
>> Monday. A two-hour special on the event is scheduled to air Nov. 20, two
>> days before the 40th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's killing.
>>
>> "IT LEAVES NO ROOM for doubt," said Tom Yellin, executive producer of the
>> special, narrated by Peter Jennings. He called the results of ABC's study
>> "enormously powerful. It's irrefutable."
>>
>> The conclusion that Oswald alone shot Kennedy during a motorcade in Dallas
>> mirrors that of the Warren Commission, the official government inquiry
>> into the assassination. Even today, public opinion surveys find that less
>> half of Americans don't agree with that conclusion, said Gary Mack,
>> curator of the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas.
>>
>> But that reservoir of doubt, largely fed by government secrecy and Oliver
>> Stone's movie on the assassination, is important to address, Yellin said.
>>
>> ABC News worked with an expert who created a computer-generated
>> reconstruction of the shooting based on maps, blueprints, physical
>> measurements, more than 500 photographs, films and autopsy reports, ABC
>> said.
>>
>> It enables a person to view the scene from any number of perspectives,
>> including what Oswald saw from the sixth floor of the former Texas school
>> book depository, Yellin said.
>>
>> "When you do that, it's chillingly clear what happened," Yellin said. He
>> dismisses theories that there was another gunman.
>>
>> RUBY ALSO ACTED ALONE
>>
>> Through interviews and other documentation, ABC News also concludes that
>> Jack Ruby, who later killed Oswald, acted simply out of his love for
>> Kennedy.
>>
>> The computer-generated technology, only available for the past few years,
>> is now frequently used in criminal investigations, Yellin said.
>>
>> While Stone's movie raised doubt in many people's minds about the Warren
>> Commission, it also led to the release of many government documents that
>> had previously been kept hidden and fueled conspiracy theorists, Yellin
>> said.
>>
>> None of the documents offer significant evidence refuting the conclusion
>> that Oswald acted alone, Yellin said.
>>
>> Still, much of Americans' cynicism about their government can be traced to
>> Nov. 22, 1963, making further investigation important even 40 years later,
>> he said.
>>
>> "I think it's very hard for people to accept the fact that the most
>> powerful man in the world can be murdered by a disaffected person whose
>> life had been a series of failures up to that point," Yellin said.
>>
>> Both Yellin and Mack admit that no matter what evidence ABC News lays out,
>> it's not likely to quiet people who believe otherwise.
>>
>> "The history of this subject is pretty clear," Mack said. "No matter what
>> information comes out, people are going to believe what they want."
>>
>

Nawwww; everyone knows that it was all Clinton's fault.

Ping Doug Reese--he can explain it to you.

http://wbap.com/listingsentryheadlin...pnewsheadlines




In article <50mtpvc54g20bq076hb7ijlc8aqrfgdjo1@4ax.com>, Charlie Wolf
wrote:

> CNN is doing a counter piece that has Tom Daschle and the Coalition of
> the Fraudulent Nine all claiming that GWB did it...
> Regards,
>
> On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 14:07:11 -0500, "MeSoSweet"
> wrote:
>
> >Oh, Lord, here comes the circus.
> >
> >Rita
> >
> >"GrgLnsctt" wrote in message
> >news:20031028112813.00533.00000194@mb-m12.news.cs.com...
> >> ABC reconstructs JFK assassination
> >> Associated Press
> >>
> >> ABC News has conducted an exhaustive investigation of the Kennedy
> >> assassination, complete with a computer-generated reconstruction, which
> >> irrefutably confirms that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, the network said
> >> Monday. A two-hour special on the event is scheduled to air Nov. 20, two
> >> days before the 40th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's killing.
> >>
> >> "IT LEAVES NO ROOM for doubt," said Tom Yellin, executive producer of the
> >> special, narrated by Peter Jennings. He called the results of ABC's study
> >> "enormously powerful. It's irrefutable."
> >>
> >> The conclusion that Oswald alone shot Kennedy during a motorcade in Dallas
> >> mirrors that of the Warren Commission, the official government inquiry
> >> into the assassination. Even today, public opinion surveys find that less
> >> half of Americans don't agree with that conclusion, said Gary Mack,
> >> curator of the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas.
> >>
> >> But that reservoir of doubt, largely fed by government secrecy and Oliver
> >> Stone's movie on the assassination, is important to address, Yellin said.
> >>
> >> ABC News worked with an expert who created a computer-generated
> >> reconstruction of the shooting based on maps, blueprints, physical
> >> measurements, more than 500 photographs, films and autopsy reports, ABC
> >> said.
> >>
> >> It enables a person to view the scene from any number of perspectives,
> >> including what Oswald saw from the sixth floor of the former Texas school
> >> book depository, Yellin said.
> >>
> >> "When you do that, it's chillingly clear what happened," Yellin said. He
> >> dismisses theories that there was another gunman.
> >>
> >> RUBY ALSO ACTED ALONE
> >>
> >> Through interviews and other documentation, ABC News also concludes that
> >> Jack Ruby, who later killed Oswald, acted simply out of his love for
> >> Kennedy.
> >>
> >> The computer-generated technology, only available for the past few years,
> >> is now frequently used in criminal investigations, Yellin said.
> >>
> >> While Stone's movie raised doubt in many people's minds about the Warren
> >> Commission, it also led to the release of many government documents that
> >> had previously been kept hidden and fueled conspiracy theorists, Yellin
> >> said.
> >>
> >> None of the documents offer significant evidence refuting the conclusion
> >> that Oswald acted alone, Yellin said.
> >>
> >> Still, much of Americans' cynicism about their government can be traced to
> >> Nov. 22, 1963, making further investigation important even 40 years later,
> >> he said.
> >>
> >> "I think it's very hard for people to accept the fact that the most
> >> powerful man in the world can be murdered by a disaffected person whose
> >> life had been a series of failures up to that point," Yellin said.
> >>
> >> Both Yellin and Mack admit that no matter what evidence ABC News lays out,
> >> it's not likely to quiet people who believe otherwise.
> >>
> >> "The history of this subject is pretty clear," Mack said. "No matter what
> >> information comes out, people are going to believe what they want."
> >>
> >

On 28 Oct 2003 1613 GMT, grglnsctt@cs.com (GrgLnsctt) wrote this
crap:

>ABC reconstructs JFK assassination
>Associated Press
>
>ABC News has conducted an exhaustive investigation of the Kennedy
>assassination, complete with a computer-generated reconstruction, which

Clinton did it.


Hero@Horvath

I don't spend my money on food. I spend most of my money
on women, porn, booze, and recreation. The rest of it I just waste.

"MeSoSweet" wrote in message
news:bnmep0$s9g$0@pita.alt.net...
> Oh, Lord, here comes the circus.
>
> Rita

Now, darlin,' you remember how you used to enjoy the clowns.

A little cotton candy never hurt nothin.' At least until I discovered
firearms.

ted
>
> "GrgLnsctt" wrote in message
> news:20031028112813.00533.00000194@mb-m12.news.cs.com...
> > ABC reconstructs JFK assassination
> > Associated Press
> >
> > ABC News has conducted an exhaustive investigation of the Kennedy
> > assassination, complete with a computer-generated reconstruction, which
> > irrefutably confirms that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, the network
said
> > Monday. A two-hour special on the event is scheduled to air Nov. 20, two
> > days before the 40th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's killing.
> >
> > "IT LEAVES NO ROOM for doubt," said Tom Yellin, executive producer of
the
> > special, narrated by Peter Jennings. He called the results of ABC's
study
> > "enormously powerful. It's irrefutable."
> >
> > The conclusion that Oswald alone shot Kennedy during a motorcade in
Dallas
> > mirrors that of the Warren Commission, the official government inquiry
> > into the assassination. Even today, public opinion surveys find that
less
> > half of Americans don't agree with that conclusion, said Gary Mack,
> > curator of the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas.
> >
> > But that reservoir of doubt, largely fed by government secrecy and
Oliver
> > Stone's movie on the assassination, is important to address, Yellin
said.
> >
> > ABC News worked with an expert who created a computer-generated
> > reconstruction of the shooting based on maps, blueprints, physical
> > measurements, more than 500 photographs, films and autopsy reports, ABC
> > said.
> >
> > It enables a person to view the scene from any number of perspectives,
> > including what Oswald saw from the sixth floor of the former Texas
school
> > book depository, Yellin said.
> >
> > "When you do that, it's chillingly clear what happened," Yellin said. He
> > dismisses theories that there was another gunman.
> >
> > RUBY ALSO ACTED ALONE
> >
> > Through interviews and other documentation, ABC News also concludes that
> > Jack Ruby, who later killed Oswald, acted simply out of his love for
> > Kennedy.
> >
> > The computer-generated technology, only available for the past few
years,
> > is now frequently used in criminal investigations, Yellin said.
> >
> > While Stone's movie raised doubt in many people's minds about the Warren
> > Commission, it also led to the release of many government documents that
> > had previously been kept hidden and fueled conspiracy theorists, Yellin
> > said.
> >
> > None of the documents offer significant evidence refuting the conclusion
> > that Oswald acted alone, Yellin said.
> >
> > Still, much of Americans' cynicism about their government can be traced
to
> > Nov. 22, 1963, making further investigation important even 40 years
later,
> > he said.
> >
> > "I think it's very hard for people to accept the fact that the most
> > powerful man in the world can be murdered by a disaffected person whose
> > life had been a series of failures up to that point," Yellin said.
> >
> > Both Yellin and Mack admit that no matter what evidence ABC News lays
out,
> > it's not likely to quiet people who believe otherwise.
> >
> > "The history of this subject is pretty clear," Mack said. "No matter
what
> > information comes out, people are going to believe what they want."
> >
>
>

In article , Ted Gittinger says...
>
>Now, darlin,' you remember how you used to enjoy the clowns.
>
>A little cotton candy never hurt nothin.' At least until I discovered
>firearms.
>
>ted

He's gone bonkers...

I seem to recall one of the former FBI agents who worked the case, Hosty, I
believe provided the best of the evidence that others were involved. The
problem is anyone even remotely connected with the case all died, its if a
clean up team went into action and snuffed out any witnesses that could be
had.

Same for Clinton, about 20 or more deaths associated with individuals who
could give evidence against Clinton and wife. The most interesting is the
case of the
RTC investigators killed in the Oklahoma Federal building bombing and the
rush to execute McVieh and get him out of the way as well. Even some of his
body guards who could have turned states evidence are dead.

I would not place to much stock in ABC. The credibility of the Warren
Commission is about zero which also ignored a lot of evidence. Then there
is the case of a known international terrorist sitting in a French prison
who seems to be somewhat involved. However, his lawyers have refused to
allow him to talk unless that situation has changed. There was even a
motive gone un-investigated by the Warren Commission that involved hundreds
of millions of dollars that the Kennedy's had screwed some former Nazi's out
of
their money that had dragged through the Federal Courts for years that may
be a link to Clay Shore, who is also dead. Robert Kennedy personally
handled the case on behalf of the DOJ.

Oswald could have acted alone. However, others were hunting for Kennedy as
well. However, Hosty, has made a scenario based upon an FBI investigation
he was involved in conducting. I dont recall all the details, however, I am
sure ABC more than likely ignored anything even remotely connected with
factual concerns. Also keep in mind that when Clay Shore died - some years
later, Richard Helms admitted that he had worked for the CIA. However, Clay
was a nut case and a rouge to say the least and his company had close ties
with a firm in Italy that fronted for former Nazi war criminals.

The case is long from being solved and a lot more classified material will
probably be unearth in another 20-30 years when everyone even remotely
connected with the case will be long dead and buried. Also, keep in mind the
former DA of New Orleans was a former FBI agent as well. Garrison later
became a judge and I believe he is dead. However, the bodies are still
being counted.

The number of dead bodies associated with the Kennedy case over the
years is only out matched by the clean up team that is suspected of being
hired on by the Clinton's. Even the insurance companies wont insure the
best of his friends. Being a friend of Clinton is like having a death wish
and he has already been accused and implicated in the murder of some former
body guards by their families and that of a State trooper as well.

However, the best case scenario seems to be that of Hosty when it comes to
the Kennedy business. Its possible that Oswald had no associates directly
involved. However, a lot of people wanted the President dead and the plaza
seems to have been an ideal place to take the shot- even President Johnson
believed others were involved. It also seems that one of Oswald's
associates who supplied
the weapon fits the same description and name of the guy who was the armorer
for the Black terrorist organization years ago. BPP and BLA could have been
involved. People have to take a look at the case of James Early Ray as well
in this regard. Who knows, ABC did a sloppy job as usual. Also keep in mind
the Frenchmen has remain silent for years and will not get out of jail
anytime soon and more than likely will die in a French prison. Then there
is the actor whose
father more than likely played some role as well, the father remains in
prison or may also be dead and buried.

Hosty, is in his retirement. According to his son some years back he was not
in good health and may have suffered some memory loss for all we know. Then
there is Jim Angleton, CI CIA and Hoover who seems to have once been on the
right track, both men died of natural causes, Jim of cancer, he was a heavy
smoker, however, in the CI field he was second to none. Keep in mind that
Oswald was said not to have been a great shot anyway, then there is the
issue that he would have
been obstructed by a tree ! Surely, Johnson would have ordered the Texas
rangers in and no one seems to have bothered to even interview them.

In order for ABC to have presented all he factors they would have to have
aired a show in the form of a series that would have taken weeks if not
months to cover all aspects of the case. As far as Warren Commission report
is concerned it is the worst piece of garbage ever written. The report does
not even meet the standards of a criminal investigation in a homicide case.
It is written by lawyers who could not even manage their own lives let alone
prepare a case for trial. It is the worst piece of literary trash ever
written and anyone FBI, Secret Service, or homicide investigator,or criminal
prosecutors with any real credentials knows it. The real evidence is buried
in the deaths of good and bad men a like and they are probably laughing from
their graves at Jennings and the rest of the god dam assholes at ABC.
---------------------

"GrgLnsctt" wrote in message
news:20031028112813.00533.00000194@mb-m12.news.cs.com...
> ABC reconstructs JFK assassination
> Associated Press
>
> ABC News has conducted an exhaustive investigation of the Kennedy
> assassination, complete with a computer-generated reconstruction, which
> irrefutably confirms that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, the network said
> Monday. A two-hour special on the event is scheduled to air Nov. 20, two
> days before the 40th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's killing.
>
> "IT LEAVES NO ROOM for doubt," said Tom Yellin, executive producer of the
> special, narrated by Peter Jennings. He called the results of ABC's study
> "enormously powerful. It's irrefutable."
>
> The conclusion that Oswald alone shot Kennedy during a motorcade in Dallas
> mirrors that of the Warren Commission, the official government inquiry
> into the assassination. Even today, public opinion surveys find that less
> half of Americans don't agree with that conclusion, said Gary Mack,
> curator of the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas.
>
> But that reservoir of doubt, largely fed by government secrecy and Oliver
> Stone's movie on the assassination, is important to address, Yellin said.
>
> ABC News worked with an expert who created a computer-generated
> reconstruction of the shooting based on maps, blueprints, physical
> measurements, more than 500 photographs, films and autopsy reports, ABC
> said.
>
> It enables a person to view the scene from any number of perspectives,
> including what Oswald saw from the sixth floor of the former Texas school
> book depository, Yellin said.
>
> "When you do that, it's chillingly clear what happened," Yellin said. He
> dismisses theories that there was another gunman.
>
> RUBY ALSO ACTED ALONE
>
> Through interviews and other documentation, ABC News also concludes that
> Jack Ruby, who later killed Oswald, acted simply out of his love for
> Kennedy.
>
> The computer-generated technology, only available for the past few years,
> is now frequently used in criminal investigations, Yellin said.
>
> While Stone's movie raised doubt in many people's minds about the Warren
> Commission, it also led to the release of many government documents that
> had previously been kept hidden and fueled conspiracy theorists, Yellin
> said.
>
> None of the documents offer significant evidence refuting the conclusion
> that Oswald acted alone, Yellin said.
>
> Still, much of Americans' cynicism about their government can be traced to
> Nov. 22, 1963, making further investigation important even 40 years later,
> he said.
>
> "I think it's very hard for people to accept the fact that the most
> powerful man in the world can be murdered by a disaffected person whose
> life had been a series of failures up to that point," Yellin said.
>
> Both Yellin and Mack admit that no matter what evidence ABC News lays out,
> it's not likely to quiet people who believe otherwise.
>
> "The history of this subject is pretty clear," Mack said. "No matter what
> information comes out, people are going to believe what they want."
>

"John‰]* ************************************************** *************"
wrote:
>
>Nawwww; everyone knows that it was all Clinton's fault.
>
>Ping Doug Reese--he can explain it to you.
>
>http://wbap.com/listingsentryheadlin...pnewsheadlines

'splain what, you say?

Doug

In article , Doug Reese
wrote:

> "John‰]* ************************************************** *************"
> wrote:
> >
> >Nawwww; everyone knows that it was all Clinton's fault.
> >
> >Ping Doug Reese--he can explain it to you.
> >
> >http://wbap.com/listingsentryheadlin...pnewsheadlines
>
> 'splain what, you say?
>
> Doug

....how the JFK assassination was all Clintons fault.

You know the whole sordid story....