“And even if all the Commissioners themselves were in on the con, what motive did the men who did the real investigative work, the hungry young lawyers, have to participate in a cover-up?”
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Just making observations here:
- Gerald Ford the only man to serve as president who was never elected to that office nor the vice-presidency.
- One of those “hungry young lawyers”, the originator of the “single bullet theory”, Arlen Specter has been a Senator from Pennsylvania for years now.
For a classic example of leading and brow-beating witnesses -- and of putting words in witnesses' mouths -- look up Specter's depositions of witnesses at Parkland Hospital re his "magic bullet"...
IMHO, Specter is one of the most dangerous people in the USA...
Gerald Ford ending as presidt was a huge fluke, and, I believe, could not have been the product of any forethought. As for Specter, he was a full Commission member (in charge of the “magic bullet” division), not one of the lower investigators I was refering to. If his reputation was large enough to be named alongside men like Warren, he probably could have won a Senate seat if Kennedy had never been shot.
Gerald Ford ending as presidt was a huge fluke, and, I believe, could not have been the product of any forethought. As for Specter, he was a full Commission member (in charge of the “magic bullet” division), not one of the lower investigators I was refering to. If his reputation was large enough to be named alongside men like Warren, he probably could have won a Senate seat if Kennedy had never been shot.
Gerald Ford winding up as presidt was a huge fluke, and, I believe, could not have been the product of any forethought. As for Specter, he was a full Commission member (in charge of the “magic bullet” division), not one of the lower investigators I was refering to. If his reputation was large enough to be named alongside men like Warren, he probably could have won a Senate seat if Kennedy had never been shot.