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Your presentation on the wounds on JFK is wrong!

I live in sandleiten. Does that count?

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Our museum is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm and until 6 pm on Friday and Saturday.

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Wow this story is incredible of. The. Original limo

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I see potential RAT ROD.

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Wow, is this guy on the CIA's payroll?

When I graduated high school in 1971 the price of gas in Blytheville, Ar. was $.219 and $.229 per gallon. They then had a gas war and the cheapest I ever got gas for was $.179. 11 1/2 cents of those prices were for Arkansas road tax. So the retail price of the gas before tax was only about 11cents/gallon.

Thes baruse ganges death is 1934

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Oswald did not shoot Kennedy

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Got my own piece of Lexington hotel some brick and a nice piece of the orange colour slate that was on the building. I was over from U.K. visiting family in Aurora had been to Lexington couple years before on another visit.They had just started demolition on Lexington in 1995 we went down there and I got lucky!.

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Winnebago county is lucky you preserved this piece of Northern Illinois history! Looking forward to our next visit!

It's careless to push that myth about Grant. He did NOT "LOVE" to drink. You lose credibility when you add that sort of BS to an otherwise enjoyable clip here. Please do better by consulting people who have studied him before disrespecting his memory as you are. I have been a student of his life for 50 years, and make my livelihood presenting programs in character AS him, and this is the hardest thing to get across to people who find it funny that he struggled with an addiction to alcohol until well into his 30s before he beat it.

Connally was hit twice. There was no magic bullet.

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In reality, smaller and lighter wagons called prairie schooners (the white canvas tops, or bonnets, of which appeared from a distance to resemble sailing ships) were much more suitable for long-distance travel than the big, heavy, and unwieldy Conestoga wagons of the East. Overlanders on the Oregon Trail, in contrast, quickly learned that Conestoga wagons were too big for their needs: the huge, heavy wagons killed even the sturdiest oxen before the journey was two-thirds complete. Their answer to the problem was dubbed the “Prairie Schooner,” a half-sized version of the Conestoga that typically measured 4′ wide and 10′ to 12′ in length. With its tongue and neck yoke attached, its length doubled to about 23 feet. With the bonnet, a Prairie Schooner stood about 10′ tall, and its wheelbase was over 5′ wide. It weighed around 1300 pounds empty and could be easily dismantled for repairs en route. Teams of 4 to 6 oxen or 6 to 10 mules were sufficient to get the sturdy little wagons to Oregon. Manufactured by the Studebaker brothers or any of a dozen other wainwrights specializing in building wagons for the overland emigrants, a Prairie Schooner in good repair offered shelter almost as good as a house.

Nope.. got it wrong

watch this video, ( JFK to 9/11 everything is a rich man's trick ) 3hr 27min version , you'll find out no matter wat kind of car JFK was in , he was a dead man

The original Kennedy limo resides in Dearborn, Michigan not "Dearfield" as was said by the narrator.

That was a fatal shot if you got shot in your back and the bullet came out your throat. That's very fatal.

April fools

Beautiful old car 👍👍

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…I’m curious what underneath looks like… M definition of a buckboard, (before motor vehicles) was, a spring board… whereas there is no chassis and the floor, springs, for a smoother ride… could this be constructed that way?

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The rust is holding her together.

Thank you, sir.

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That "Oneal" car isn't even the right model year, I can't believe they're trying to pass it off as the actual car. Also, the real Oneal car had a Federal Signal model Q2B on the roof, not this cheap knockoff. It also only had ONE roof beacon, I believe a Federal Beacon Ray and it was mounted further back on the roof (BEHIND the siren) and centered. Defininitely not two beacons placed up front flanking that fake siren. I like how they try to disguise it with a couple household lightbulbs hoping no one will notice.

First shot missed 2nd shot hit thoat 3rd was head get the facts right at lease 😮

Oswald was not a shooter . This is false and the truth needs to come out .

1:34 That's "DEARBORN" Michigan at the Henry Ford Museum....in Greenfield Village.

The location of the head shot, as originally determined by the WC and regurgitated here, was later changed to a spot higher up the head. "Apparently" the pathologists who were there on Friday night, 11-22-63, and had their hands inside JFK's skull, and felt the beveling of the missile, got the location wrong, even though they had x-rays to help them. Go figure! But if you listen to witnesses who were present at the autopsy, they will tell you, JFK was struck twice in the head... Not once...but TWICE.. Naturally by the time the WC had to account for all the wounds on 3 victims, they had to use one of the bullets that hit JFK and use it to hit James Tague. You can listen to Lt Richard Lipsey here on TH-cam. You can also read the transcript. Read it slow and take a step back and realize that at the time of his audio testimony, Lipsey didn't know that the HSCA medical panel was forcing the pathologists to relocate the head shot up about 4 inches. Lipsey's explanation of two head shots brings the HSCA confusion into clear focus... The Bethesda drs didn't get it wrong... they just listed one location, not two, to help the WC with the bullet count.

So Happy Miss Belvedere has a warm hearted owner and a room to die for . I gotta come visit her !

The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan!

Ok there was a sniper in the six floor of the Texas book depository his name was Malcom Wallace Lyndon b Johnson private hitman.there was also a sniper in the Dow Tech building Charles Nicolette and his shooter.there was a sniper behind the picket fence named James Files who shot President Kennedy in the front temple useing a mercury bullet the FBI and CIA had there snipers there as well. Lee Harvey Oswald was not the shooter infact he was standing outside the building with co workers when the shots rang out. the Secret Service Agents were new except a couple because the regular detail had been drinking until 2 am November 22 1963 so they were replaced even though the Mafia boss sent men to stop the assassination from happening the orders were ignored.

Lee was on second floor getting change for a coke when shots fired. He was a patsy in a CIA operation. Lee was not given a lawyer, never shot anyone, it's one corrupt government people

On that dreadful day there was a cross fire from 3 hired assassin's, 2 snipers located in 2 buildings and 1 sniper located from the picket fence (badge man). Patsy, Ozwald was busy having his lunch when the shots rang out. 1st shot from the 6th floor book depositary building missing the target & hitting the street post mast, deflecting onto a curb further down the street (Connolly recalling a fire cracker or shot turning around) 2nd and 3rd shot from the 6th floor Book depositary building and the 4th or 3rd Floor of the Dal Tex Building were shot almost simultaneously. JFK hit first from the shot from Dal Tex building with bullet going through top of back out through front neck onto Connally's right wrist deflecting through the front wind screen and Connally hit from the shot from book depositary hitting Connally right arm through left thigh. Fatal 4th shot hitting JFK then came from the sniper located at the picket fence.

The Pate Museum was not “just south of Dallas”. It was south of Fort Worth. Fort Worth is 30 miles west of Dallas and the Pate Museum was south of the westernmost part of Fort Worth. The location you placed it at is way off track. I know this because I lived in southwest Fort Worth for over 30 years. I had reason to travel on the highway that passed the Pate Museum many, many times. I saw it when I was going by and stopped to visit it more than once.

OSwald did not do this Patsy. Framed.

Visited both the book depository museum in Dallas and the conspiracy museum too. There was a very informative man on the grassy knoll area who I talked with at length. His theory was that the killer shot came from the massive storm drain he showed me.