>>>>>>Every person in public life has security concerns. The "motivation" of the whack job that wants to become part of history by killing them may vary, but every person who steps into public life in the modern world takes precautions.
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>>>>>So you believe Kennedy was killed by mad man who aimed at becoming part of history ?
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>>>>He, or more likely they, are definitely part of history. Now all we have to do is figure out who it was. I have always believed there will be some sort of deathbed confession, or maybe a document to be released after the death of a participant, and then we will finally know what happened.
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>>>Who knows, maybe they are already dead as well.
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>>If it was Oswald acting alone, as the official report decided, then he is dead. Well, SUPPOSEDLY <g>.
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>I presume the last word was about the definite article on "official" - maybe there were multiple official reports? Or was it on "he" (maybe he was a she), or on "is" (dead, maybe not true anymore), or "report" (maybe it wasn't a report at all, but an advertisement for a rubber eraser, as in "it erases ALL the trace!")?
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>I guess it's all just a distraction, so nobody will notice when someone steals the k from the noll. Nobody will hear anything, I'm sure.

The man with the umbrella heard and saw the whole thing ;-)

Wouldn't it be great if we could watch a CSI-style flashback that shows exactly what happened?