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pacalo

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15. Exactly. He was corrupt.

Reply to MinM (Reply #14)

Tue Nov 25, 2014, 08:04 PM

Nov 2014

Otherwise, the brilliant prosecutorial mind would have insisted that the commission include the autopsy X-rays & photographs to support their 'findings'.

Specter was assigned to figure out the basic logistics of the shooting: how many shots, how many gunmen, where did the bullets come from?

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Everyone interested in CT involving 11/22/63 should read this article: [View all] PCIntern Nov 2014 OP

Thank you for posting this link Samantha Nov 2014 #1

You're welcome, Sam…and to add: PCIntern Nov 2014 #2

A question everyone who believes in or suspects a conspiracy should ask him- KingCharlemagne Nov 2014 #4

Academically and logically your statement is entirely off-base... PCIntern Nov 2014 #5

I did indeed read the link. I used to believe that a conspiracy had KingCharlemagne Nov 2014 #8

Why should I be pressured by those who are swayed by PCIntern Nov 2014 #12

k&r... spanone Nov 2014 #3

Thank you, PCIntern. Octafish Nov 2014 #6

A guilty conscience is the prosecutor's best friend sorechasm Nov 2014 #9

'Corrupt' has such a negative connotation. Octafish Nov 2014 #10

Bookmarking to read later. Thanks for posting senseandsensibility Nov 2014 #7

Good find.. MinM Nov 2014 #11

Though the two had never met before, Spector was apparently interested in Salandria's opinion pacalo Nov 2014 #13

Good read... MinM Nov 2014 #14

Exactly. He was corrupt. pacalo Nov 2014 #15