In 1978, the Dallas Morning News ran a front-page story about a new storm drain that was being installed at the curb, right in front of the "grassy knoll."
Now new storm drains don't ordinarily make front-page news, except this one required the FBI's and Secret Service's approval. Both agencies had their people meticulously scour the sidewalk, curb, and surrounding area for any missed evidence to the JFK assassination. Finding none, they gave their approval, and the new storm drain was installed.
Six months later, I was watching a British documentary on TV about the JFK assassination, and yep, you guessed it, they had proof that one of the shooters had fired the fatal shot from the storm drain.
I suggest you invest a little money and buy the book Case Closed by Gerald Posner. You can get a used copy at Amazon.
With all due respect, Posner’s book has been deconstructed. He only uses “evidence” that upholds his position that Oswald acted alone.
You should read “Case Opened” the author is the late Harold Weisberg who spent his life trying to get the government to reopen the JFK case.
Many, many, books by private investigators have been written about the Kennedy assassination. The following facts are in the consensus:
Oswald was almost certainly a minor CIA operative working in Russia; Mafia gunmen hired by the CIA to hit Castro were turned on Kennedy; Ruby was up to his eyeballs in Mafia phone record/conversations with Chicago Gianconna family operatives the week before the assassination; Kennedy’s body guards were called off the car’s runners minutes before the shots were fired (see the actual video on the net); Kennedys SS guards were mostly very hungover the day of the assassination, they had been out the night before drinking with the Dallas police at George Senator’s blind pig; Senator was Ruby’s former roommate.
The list goes on and on, not that our national media much cares.
The case for conspiracy involving Johnson, Hoover, and some people in the CIA is overwhelming.
Keep in mind, Kennedy was living a wreckless sexual life by the standards of the early sixties. Some thought him a prime target for blackmail.
Why was the TFX airplane contract given though the plane was inferior to its competitors? Have anything to do with one of JFK’s bedmates having her apartment robbed, only thing taken was her diary.
Again, Posner’s book is a crock.