John Craig person
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John Craig co-wrote
One Shot One Kill: America's Combat Snipers book_quoted
“videotapes that he had recorded on the 20th anniversary of the assassination. He busily was working on his other book called One Shot One Kill America's Combat Snipers, which he was co-writing with a former partner and former homicide detec…”
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arriving in a parking lot that was bordered by train tracks. He walked the length of the fence, stopping in a spot on the eastern end. He looked over the fence at Elm Street and froze. This is exactly where I would have positioned myself, h…
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He had a banquet to get to. So he made his way back to his hotel. That was the day that he discovered the United States government had lied to him his entire adult life. The same government that had sent him to Vietnam that Kennedy wanted t…
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As a sworn police officer required to uphold the law, there's no stratus levels in criminals. A liar, a thief, or a murderer are all the same. There is no one who has privilege to commit a crime. That should be free from prosecution. They a…
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videotapes that he had recorded on the 20th anniversary of the assassination. He busily was working on his other book called One Shot One Kill America's Combat Snipers, which he was co-writing with a former partner and former homicide detec…
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denounce anybody else that introduces additional information. So instead of doing a thorough, unbiased investigation, you have basically people with different pieces that end up not talking to each other or sharing, and it becomes a contest…
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like a detective would on one of the video tapes that he had there was a clear copy of the footage taken by abraham zapruder from the steps of the concrete pergola east of the grassy knoll he watched intently as the motorcade approached the…
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forward, reverse, and watch this in slow motion. Again, the limo disappears behind the sign with Kennedy waving at the crowd. Then it emerges with him holding both arms, clutching his throat. He let the tape run. Kennedy seemed to slump sli…
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hydrostatic pressure explodes in a conical formation in the downrange direction of the bullet. Yet in the Zapruder film, he could plainly see that the eruption was not conical shape to the front of the limo, but instead it was an explosion …
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then filled with paraffin. No matter how the round is constructed, it is definitely an exploding round, and it was fired from the front. One tape featured some doctor who presented himself as an expert filled with wisdom on bullet wounds. I…
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He goes on to say that in the case of the 6.5 millimeter supposed bullet that was shot by the supposed assassin Oswald, he said that it weighs 161 grains and travels at 2,100 feet per second. The force of the mass that struck President Kenn…
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Kennedy's head had no choice but to go in the direction of the force. That is exactly what we saw in Vietnam. That's exactly what he saw on the Zabruder film. He shut off his television and contemplated what his next move was. This was the …
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who tried to perpetuate the lie that there was no conspiracy and that Ogwald had acted alone. He was a trained professional investigator with over 18 years of experience. He had been a combat sniper, qualified expert on virtually every weap…
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He was also a master-ranked shooting team member of both the police department and the military. He was a writer who had written books. He's going to find those qualifications necessary for his adventure. The contacts that he had made in re…
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He was a commercial pilot. He also was an A&P aircraft mechanic. Go Craig. You guys are going to be shocked at why that's important in this story. Because you're going to hear something I'm going to bet 99% of you have never heard. And it's…
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A&P license, when he said that he was both a pilot, very rarely will you find a pilot that is both a pilot and an A&P where he can work on his own airplanes. And he'll get into the reason why he ended up with an A&P license in the book. But…
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An independent confirmation that Marcello controlled the carousel hotel is contained in a book called The Man on the Grassy Knoll by two Houston investigators, John Craig and Philip Rogers. The book that was going to, at the time this book …
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One of the three so-called tramps that were taken into custody in Dallas after JFK's assassination. The authors show that this man was a CIA agent. One of the other tramps they identified as convicted hitman Charles Harrelson. Craig and Rog…