Originally posted by: Feldenak
Oswald acted alone.
It is simply impossible that Oswald acted alone. To believe that he did requires swallowing too many improbabilities.
(1) That he fired 3 shots in roughly 6 seconds in one of the worst bolt-action rifles ever made -- a feat never duplicated by even the best markmen in the world (and many have tried).
(2) That the first of those hurried shots was the infamous "magic bullet".
(3) That the last of those 3 hurried shots was a perfect headshot on a moving target roughly 100 yards away.
(4) That all the witnesses who saw the final killshot were/are lying when they say that final killshot came from in front of JFK.
(5) That the famous Z film is wrong when it shows the killshot coming from the front (or was "doctored").
(6) That Ruby, a known member of the mafia, acted alone in avenging a President that the mafia hated because of the way he double-crossed them after they got him elected in '60.
(7) That all the doctors at Parkland Hospital who saw the President and the entry wound on his neck and the back of his blown out are lying.
(8) That all the bizarre government activity surrounding JFK's death, including the incredibly strange lack of security on the part of the Secret Service on that day, are not in any way suspicious.
I don't know who killed JFK. It is certain that lots of people and organizations wanted to.
But I cannot believe that Oswald acted alone.