There are alot of facts concerning the assassination of JFK that many do not know. What I want to do is clear up all the misconceptions about his murder and perhaps speculate why he was killed.
Though I was not even born when Kennedy was killed, I have spent the last 9 years studying his assassination.
I have taken the time to read the Warren Report, conspiracy books, and testimonies of those who had first hand knowledge of anything pertaining to his death.
I have gone to Dallas and seen for myself the SBD, which is now a museum. I have stood behind the fence, talked with people there, and visited the homes where Oswald lived in Dallas.
I have talked to my elders and asked them what the news papers and TV was telling them at the time. I have talked to people online, most of them were alive during that time and remember well what was going on before, during, and after the assassination.
With all this information, I have made a very informed decision about the assassination. I did not let someone else make the decision for me. I listened to my own conscience.
It is my intention, through this home page, to help those who want to know the truth about the JFK assassination. Though I am sure there are many who still believe that Lee Harvey Oswald killed JFK and Tippit, I am sure that thinking is wrong. And I intend to prove it.
Mary Mooreman was standing on the sidewalk opposite the grassy knoll, ready to take a photo of JFK as he passed. When she took her picture, she got a clear view not only of Kennedy at the point of his head shot, but also of the fence area behind the knoll.
Computer technology has made it possible to digitally enhance and read photos in different ways. Through this technology, researchers of the assassination have found that there can be seen a man wearing a policemans uniform, shooting from behind the fence. You can make out a fairly distinct human shape, an officers shirt, badge, dallas police emblem, and a puff of smoke just emitted from the muzzle of his gun.
Here is an enhanced and colorized photo of the man behind the fence, taken by Mary Mooreman You can make out his short cut hair, white complexion, and thinness about him. He seems to be wearing a shirt that has some sort of patch on the arm and another patch or badge on the chest. Compared to a Dallas policeman, this could be a police uniform. The puff of smoke is there becuase this picture was taken within a second of JFKs head shot.
There are many things about the Assassination that I am sure we will never know. That makes me irritated. I want the truth to come out. If I had commited a crime, the government would want to know about it. However, they are not being held liable to the same law. Well, how convient for them. It must be nice to kill people and not have to pay for it in our society.
