Texas School Book Depository place
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“a right-wing Texas oilman and defense contractor. Byrd also owned the Texas School Board Depository. What a small world. The Dallas warehouse where Oswald would be hired in the fall of 1963. In New Orleans, young Oswald's life began to inte…”
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performed flawlessly. The rifle hidden inside the toolbox was now disappearing into the railroad yard. The two shooters, instead of trying to immediately escape, briefly joined in the hunt to blend in and then disappear. Meanwhile, the book…
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where too many employees, including Lee Harvey Oswald, was lingering, and hid out long enough for the building to become inundated with police, news reporters, and everybody else. At that point, in the confusion created by this mob that beg…
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One described by Randolph Carr, a steel worker who was employed nearby on a construction site of the new courthouse, was a heavyset white man with horned rimmed glasses and a tan sports jacket. He had earlier spotted this very same man on t…
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Within minutes, the depository was overwhelmed with police all racing up to the sixth floor. Three expended shell casings were found laying neatly side by side, only a few inches apart next to the open southeast window, and a hunt began in …
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Jim Garrison, former New Orleans District Attorney, points out in his book, On the Trail of the Assassin, that a third rifle had surfaced immediately after the ambush. This particular weapon, also a Mauser, had been discovered on the roof o…
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effectively canceling all Dallas police communication on the frequency for the entire time of the ambush. No comms. This would later come back to haunt the conspirators and the Warren Report. As confusion reigned in Dealey Plaza,…
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The veil of deceit is finally removed. Now the sinister entity that William Churchill referred to as the high cabal and Fletcher Prouty dubbed the power elite is exposed in his book. Chapter one is titled Ambush in Dallas. He describes arri…
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Dealey Plaza. And that would have been the ideal angle from the book depository because they're coming at you. He describes that as his first choice. Then there was the drastic bend in the street that had to be negotiated by Kennedy's limou…
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which he didn't even know would be uncovered that day, nor did anyone know the motorcade would detour to Elm for a turn back to the West by the book depository unless they caught the last issue of the newspaper. And if you guys recall, one …
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that Oswald could not have been the lone shooter. As he walked towards the elevator, he began to look at the scene as a police officer. If one could forget that the victim was the president and that this was a political assassination and si…
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Looking almost due east across the grassy open park-like plaza, he saw the two multi-story office buildings approximately the same height as the depository. The rooftops of either building would have also been excellent firing positions for…
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Without going to the roof of each of them, he could not determine what the escape routes were, but they were definitely ideal for a shooting position. And if you'll recall, both of those buildings are owned by people associated with the guy…
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The Daltex building is that textile building that had those people that were running the fashion industry. And again, they all knew each other. He goes on to say that he would never put anyone in the book depository with so many other advan…
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And that was absolutely, that was fascinating. That was wonderful. That just makes everything so clear from a perspective of a sniper, no less. That is just absolutely fantastic that there's just no way Oswald could have done it at all. It …
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a right-wing Texas oilman and defense contractor. Byrd also owned the Texas School Board Depository. What a small world. The Dallas warehouse where Oswald would be hired in the fall of 1963. In New Orleans, young Oswald's life began to inte…
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where they moved into a temporary housing situation with Lee's brother, Robert. It would take nearly two weeks before the FBI got around to interviewing him. Over the next year and a half, the young man seemed to lead aimless existence, dri…
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Oswald was still alive, and that was a problem. He was supposed to have been killed as he left the Texas Book Depository. That's what G. Robert Blakey, the former Kennedy Justice Department attorney who served as a chief counsel for the Hou…
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at the Rome station, going to Sardinia and traveling to Dallas not that long before all of this happened. In addition, Buell Wesley Frazier, a young Texas school book depository employee who drove Oswald to work that morning, insisted the p…
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fledgling oil companies, APATA, building platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. Some of those were designed as resupply depots for anti-Castro networks operating out of Miami. The Miami CIA office had become the biggest in the world outside of La…
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I wanted to know how long it would take to get from where he was assassinated to where Bush was. It's like two hours and 15 minutes. If he did something, got involved, let's just say two hours and 30 minutes because things were chaotic. But…
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George DeMorganshield, a petroleum engineer and occasional CIA field agent. He got a job at the Texas Book Depository, which overlooked the motorcade route. Now, for those of you who are new, I found, tucked away in a little book, the fact …
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told his great-nephew that Oswald watching the Kennedy motorcade from an upper floor window of the Texas book repository was supposed to shoot him. But knowing he was unreliable, Giaconis sent down Roselli as a backup. According to Pepe, th…