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JFK assassination re-enactment

I am not sure which of the reenactments this is from. Not the best quality either.  
 
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DKetch1966 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Oh yeah, Amazingly enough, this is the ACTUAL secret service car that was following JFK's limo when he was assassinated and blood droplets were found on the windshield afterward. Why the actual Lincoln Continental that Kennedy was killed in was not used for the reenactment (for more realistic and accurate scenario) has never been released as far as I know. Again...Nice posting
DKetch1966 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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wow, this is amazing. Looks like the actual film footage shot in late 1963 in a reenactment of the assassination by the Secret Service, I had seen still pics of this, but had not seen nor even known of an actual film of the reenactment. It is supposed to be from the same position Abe Zapruder filmed the murder. Where in world did you find/get this anyway?

Thx for posting.
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rogerrodd (10 months ago) Show Hide
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No matter how hard they tried to make bullet 399 seem possible it just couldn't work. They couldn't even get the "bunched coat" bullet hole crock of shit theory to match. Same result with their fudged shooting re enactment done at a different location, with less to no obstructions, from a shorter distance and height, performed by the FBI's TOP shooters. NOT ONE could duplicate the purported Oswald shoot.
Lies are like a bucket of shit. The more you stir it the worse the smell gets.
BlackMetalSofJak (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Keep in mind that Oswald may not have even fired the shot. Their is evidence that he was related to the assassination, but none to prove he actually shot his rifle, there were no traces of gunpowder on Oswald's person when he was investigated.
rogerrodd (10 months ago) Show Hide
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He tested negative for the paraffin test on his cheek meaning he didn't fire a rifle that day. The positive nitrate test for his hands meant to the WC truth seekers that he had fired a pistol, and had therefore killed Tippet. The nitrate test can produce false positives from numerous sources. One such false reading source was likely if the person tested had been in contact with cardboard boxes. Oswald was in the TSBD all day prior to the assassination doing-yeah you guessed it. WC is pure lie.
Mobilecheese (1 year ago) Show Hide
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The re-enactment was a joke.They didn't even use the same type of car as JFK was in on 22nd Nov 1963. The car used in the re-enactment sat about two feet higher than the Lincoln Continental used on 22nd Nov 1963 thus making the so-called re-enactment pointless and futile.
thewarrior4 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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This was the FBI reenactment
corydwalker (1 year ago) Show Hide
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They have said that the sign was removed about a week after the assassination. Now, some people claim that it was shot during the assassination and needed to be covered up. Whether that is true, or they took it down b/c it was already scheduled to be replaced hasn't been determied. And they didn't use the '61 Lincoln in the re-enactment b/c it was in Cincinnati being rebuilt after it was shot and ruined during the assassination itself which may have made measurements taken that day inaccurate
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Needs better film quality.

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