was Oswald the only one to shoot JFK?

Answer 1

To say JFK was shot by a lone gun man is not to say a lone composer could not score a sophisticated multiple peice of music for a symphony to perform, but more like saying the lone composer could actually perform every part of it all
by him self simletainiously and the iceing on the cake would be that he never even had time to reherse it , yet it come's out sounding perfect to the most musically trained ear . . .


Has any one ever thought of this? . . .


John Hinkly attemps to kill regan from a few feet away and blows it, yet Lee Harvey Oswald manages to pull off a deed that had to be done right the first time, using a gun that might be only second to what one would use in a carnival at a duck shooting galery not to mention a scope that would make my eye sight at my age, look 20/20, then augment the fact that shots were heard from 3 different directions at the same time simltainiously, in other words one bullet in 3 places from 3 different directions at one time . . .

Wth all due respect? DUH! not even good old superman could've pull that caper off on his best day . . .

oh well, guess like the Lincoln assination we'll have to wait
200 years from now to find out after all that said and done,
it was a conpsiracy, that's of course provided the history
channel is still in exzistance . . .

Answer 2

I don't think Oswald did it at all. The first shot that hit JFK, got him in the back and exited his throat. The second shot hit him in the side of his head and there were a lot of his secret service agents by his side, so it's a possibility that one of them fired the shot.

Answer 3

I'm not that big into politics, so I don't know anything the political ideas behind any conspiracy theories.

However, simple physics proves that there was only one shooter. We have video of the incident, and with motion stabalization you can clearly see how Kennedy's body responded to the bullet. It is exactly as described by all analysis of the assassination.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozx4_4DZp38

A shot from the Grassy Knoll would have been clearly visible.

There may be a conspiracy as to why he was shot, but the facts clearly show that someone fired two shots from the book depository window.

Edit:
Oswald was a trained Marine. And a certified sharpshooter. The shot wasn't that difficult under those circumstances.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Harvey_Oswald#Early_life_and_Marine_Corps_service

As for hearing multiple sounds in different directions, it's called an echo.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echo_%28phenomenon%29

Answer 4

Even if Oswald acted alone he was certainly not the one that enacted the blanket of "National Security" over the case so others would not be allowed to investigate.

Answer 5

no there was another person but ruby was shot so truth never came out. Lot of people believe f.b.i behind it because bobby kennedy worked with jfk to abolish segregation.I could'nt swear to this just what i've read.

Answer 6

I saw a very interesting program on the Discovery Channel recently where they set up a pair of dummies with the exact consistency of real flesh and bone positioned exactly as Kennedy and Connolly were in the car and had a sharpshooter fire a bullet from the same height as the book depository window. He was able to duplicate the trajectory of the controversial "magic bullet" almost perfectly. I think it takes a lot of the wind out of the conspiracy theorists' arguments.

Answer 7

Probably not, if he even shot at all. Look at the hired assassin from Marseilles, France who was on the grassy knoll using his signature wadded (exploding) bullet. And check out all the cross fire -- more than one, probably.

Answer 8

seeing as oswald shot him and killed him im guessing yes

Answer 9

No, LBJ got a few shots off from the car behind him.

Answer 10

Probably not. No one knows for sure except the other person or persons.