Tape of Kennedy's Killing Is Getting Digital Analysis

[Sporadicus]

By MICHAEL JANOFSKY

Published: August 3, 2004


ASHINGTON, Aug. 2 - About a year from now, one of the most vexing mysteries in American history may finally be solved: Did Lee Harvey Oswald act alone?

Scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have begun work on a digital scanning apparatus that they believe will be able to reproduce sound from the only known audio recording of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963, in Dallas.

The recording was made through an open microphone on a police motorcycle during Kennedy's motorcade into Dealey Plaza, where the president was shot to death. The sounds were captured onto a Dictaphone belt at police headquarters, but scientific analyses of them over decades proved anything but conclusive, fueling arguments about how many people were actually involved in killing the president.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/03/national/03tape.html

This could vindicate us tinfoil-hat-wearers.

[the Kelly Gang]

1. no tinfoil for this one..a giant conspiracy !

[Geo55]

2. Ahhhh , yes , the grassy knoll

but everybody loved JFK , they wouldn't.....

LOL , love the cat cap....don't need one for mine , he's quite like Rush Oxyhead's ditto doh dohs , brain dead.

[Solomon]

3. Nah! They'll just "confirm" again that Oswald acted

alone. :tinfoilhat:

[Minstrel Boy]

4. No amount of evidence will ever be enough to persuade those who

yet believe that JFK was killed by a "lone gunman."

The evidence is vast, damning, and it's been in America's face since Jack Ruby killed Oswald in a police station to "spare Jackie the agony of a trial."