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Lee Harvey Oswald

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When JFK was hit

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With the Evidence provided through out all the theories I believe that the picket fence shooter is the most valid. There are two witnesses who put a man behind the fence and hearing gun shots.  Also The way the bullets go through Kennedy head make sense with this theory. For example. the bullet went through the side of his forehead and out the back making this head explode, which could have only happen from the angle that the fence was at.

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Jay Edgar Hoover in cahoots with the mob

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Jay Edgar Hoover in cahoots with the mob

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He was the top of the FBI. Used FBI resources to cover it up. He had both Kennedy assassinated.

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Picture of the Umbrella  Man years later 

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Picture of the Umbrella  Man years later 

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In 1978, a man named Louie Steven Witt came forward claiming to be Umbrella Man. He even claimed that he still had the umbrella in question, though it hadn’t been nearly as controversial as everyone theorized it had.

According to Witt, the umbrella was intended to signal something, though he assured everyone it wasn’t gunfire. He just wanted to annoy Kennedy. (Aleana)

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After the assassination, Umbrella Man was seen sitting on the grass next to the road beside another man, before standing and walking toward the Texas School Book Depository. The building was, of course, where Lee Harvey Oswald fired from.

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As the limo continued on, he seemed to wave the umbrella in a clockwise motion, as if signaling something. Coincidentally (or perhaps not at all) the opening and waving of the umbrella seemed to coordinate perfectly with the shots fired at the president. (Aleana)

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An on looker on the the day of Kennedy assassination tried to catch the presidents attention and  had something far more interesting. As Kennedy’s limo rolled past, the onlooker opened a black umbrella and lifted it into the air.

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The question of the "Badge Man" figure's existence helped perpetuate conspiracy theory's that have alleged that members of the Dallas Police Department  had killed Kennedy and simultaneously framed Lee Harvey Oswald. (Aleana)

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The Badge Man was an unknown figure that was visible on the grassy knoll  within a picture that Mary Moorman took.   (Aleana)

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Three of the shots killed JFK. It took 6 seconds to kill him. One in the back of the head, one on the back

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Jean Hill and Mary Moorman on November 22, 1963

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The Grassy Knoll has since been a favorite of researchers, who've deduced "assassins" and "puffs of smoke" from numerous photographs that captured the area. In 1967 came the sensational announcement that a "classic gunman" shape was apparent on a frame of the poor-quality 8mm film taken by Orville Nix.
(Aleana)

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On 22nd November, 1963, Jean Hill, a Dallas schoolteacher, watched the motorcade of the President from the grassy knoll facing the Texas School Depository Building. Hill and her friend, Mary Mooreman  were only a few feet away from the President  when he was shot. Hill thought the shots had come from behind her on the grassy knoll and as soon as the firing stopped she ran towards the wooden fence in an attempt to find the gunman.
(Aleana)

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Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone.  He was on the 6th floor of the school book depository.

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Picket fence shooter theory and grassy knoll theory 

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Picket fence shooter theory and grassy knoll theory 

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Some believe the shooter was hiding on a grassy knoll behind a picket fence that was located to the right of JFK's vehicle.
(Aleana)