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VINCENT BUGLIOSI IN SAN DIEGO (AUGUST 9, 2007)

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Author Vincent Bugliosi went to San Diego, California, on August 9, 2007, to promote his book, "Reclaiming History: The Assassination Of President John F. Kennedy".
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@classiclife7204
@classiclife7204 Жыл бұрын
Had Bugliosi lived just a bit longer, he would've loved, and latched onto, Kellyanne Conway's use of the term "alternative facts" to describe what these conspiracists use to promulgate their trash.
@TomLeach-dd8cl
@TomLeach-dd8cl 11 ай бұрын
If he had lived afew years longer he would of been indicted for witness tampering
@MrMarco855
@MrMarco855 5 ай бұрын
Please, tell me you're not really that ignorant, tell me you're just a paid traitor.
@banitsaboy144
@banitsaboy144 Жыл бұрын
vincent bugliosi was a brilliant prosecutor!
@curbozerboomer1773
@curbozerboomer1773 Жыл бұрын
Indeed!...He won 100 out of 101 cases he took on.
@katy9433
@katy9433 2 жыл бұрын
No matter what your opinion is of this guy, he's was a one in a million in what he did.
@KeithWilliamMacHendry
@KeithWilliamMacHendry 2 жыл бұрын
One 100% true Katy, he went into this with his eyes open & to look at every conspiracy worthy of name, he succeeded through pure unbiased hard work. I am a Scot & have been told it's not my business by some, but it is all our business to know the facts when a world statesman is assassinated. I think it is important for all of us but absolutely Americans. 🙏🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸
@katy9433
@katy9433 2 жыл бұрын
I've followed his work stemming from his work on the manson case. People hate on him because he may have changed the narrative of why the murders took place. But end of the day he got them locked up for life and they are still off the streets to this day. All the manson group were very dangerous people and the world is a safer place Because of this.
@curbozerboomer1773
@curbozerboomer1773 Жыл бұрын
He is one of a very few folks that I hold up to, as being heroic...his sense of injustice was overpowering!...he was so mad about OJ getting away with murder, that he actually paid many thousands of dollars, to produce his version of how he would have convicted OJ. He furnished a courtroom, complete with actors, etc. And then proceeds to totally trash the mediocre handling of the case. He really cared about Justice!...Man, he is just on fire in this fictional, but riveting portrayal of him, prosecuting OJ...He swears up a storm, in his final summation!
@TomLeach-dd8cl
@TomLeach-dd8cl 11 ай бұрын
​@MrMarco855 what about him stalking his milkman...have u heard about that? In the 70s he was running for office and the milkman and his wife went public and he didn't get voted in thank god!
@nyujay2010
@nyujay2010 3 жыл бұрын
A true genius and patriot! I read Reclaiming History twice and it's a masterpiece and anyone who reads it and still believes in a conspiracy should have their head examined.
@MrMarco855
@MrMarco855 3 жыл бұрын
Anyone who claims to have read it twice is easily identified as a bull shitter.
@AMC2283
@AMC2283 3 жыл бұрын
You mean anyone who reads the warren report don’t you?
@BarbaraJoanneBJ
@BarbaraJoanneBJ Жыл бұрын
Absolutely.
@soonermagic6196
@soonermagic6196 Жыл бұрын
Same with Posner's case closed. It's impossible to go back to conspiracy after seeing all the real evidence and being shown just who Oswald and Ruby really were.
@vernpascal1531
@vernpascal1531 Жыл бұрын
@@soonermagic6196 Read something besides that mindless crap! Honest Answers destroys any Lone Nut Garbage!
@rondardis9956
@rondardis9956 7 жыл бұрын
Top man sadly missed, compelling argument against conspiracy theories
@brianshaw6813
@brianshaw6813 7 жыл бұрын
Ron Dardis the man's an idiot and a puppet.
@ulicadluga
@ulicadluga 7 жыл бұрын
If a lawyer claims that the fact that someone only had 13 dollars in their pocket and was hailing buses and cabs disproves a conspiracy, only his confident presentation could convince a "jury" of such an irrational corellation. Certainly, Bugliosi is the epitome of a convincing solicitor! He is the kind of man that could get someone put away on circumstantial evidence. It can be a terrible thing to be a confident presenter when you have an agenda. But why would he be "open-minded after publishing an intensely researched book of 1200 pages? I will not read his book for fear of having my arm twisted by a self-sufficiantly arguing, highly articulate defense lawyer who might as well be employed on behalf of the Warren Commision. Without mentioning all the other dubious politicos with agendas on the Warren Commission, what ever was Allen Dulles, fired as CIA chief by JFK over the Bay of Pigs fiasco, doing on that commission.
@scottym9778
@scottym9778 7 жыл бұрын
Modern ballistic evidence is also supporting the lone gunman scenario.
@scottym9778
@scottym9778 7 жыл бұрын
ulicadluga you don't want to read his book because you enjoy the conspiracy angle that you have consumed for perhaps the last 50 years. Your mind is closed.
@ulicadluga
@ulicadluga 7 жыл бұрын
Scotty M - The only possible ballistic evidence could come from the "magic bullet". All other bullets were extremely fragmented. The "magic bullet" was found under badly documented circumstances at Parkland hospital. The rifle found in the TSBD was initially identified as a 7.65 Mauser - perhaps an unprofessional error, but certainly an undisputed statement by law enforcement. The Mannlicher-Carcano had been in custody for some time before the "magic bullet" turned up, therefore there should be speculation as to the chain of evidence of CE339, and whether it may have been planted.
@davidg-ig8vj
@davidg-ig8vj Жыл бұрын
Clearly, for the JFK conspiracy theorists, their belief in conspiracy is quasi-religious and so is resistant to facts and evidence. But we see this phenomenon all the time with conspiracy theorists, whether they be Trumpian 'stolen election' diehards or what have you (a comparison which many 11-22-63 conspiracists would detest). Part of what inspires this religious devotion to a JFK comspiracy simply find it too hard to accept that he was not killed by powerful enemies as a martyr to liberal causes.
@vernpascal1531
@vernpascal1531 Жыл бұрын
The basic evidence is 100% opposite of the conclusions.
@jb-vb8un
@jb-vb8un Жыл бұрын
@user-pb7 - note the keenedy slaves Still supported Ted K after the murder at CHAPPAQUIDDICK. - Same jelly donuts argue that the APOLLO moon landing was fake ( only days after death of Mary Jo Kopechne @ CHAPPAQUIDDICK )
@Tackytiger74
@Tackytiger74 Жыл бұрын
I'd say believing the Magic Bullet Theory or that the Government would never lie to you or that a twice failed, senile swamp creature of 50 years got 81 million votes to become president.....is all quasi-religious...
@curbozerboomer1773
@curbozerboomer1773 Жыл бұрын
Sad, but true...when horrible things happen to good people, folks have a need to somehow find a solid reason for it...sort of like the same rationale that people use for believing in an invisible "God" who must be in charge of everything.
@IrishCarney
@IrishCarney Жыл бұрын
Yes, the context of the time was a fear that segregationist or other far-right nuts would disrupt the visit or even attempt to kill JFK. His last words were a response to Mrs. Connolly telling him that Dallas (a hotbed of segregationist sentiment) loved him after all. Connolly's immediate reaction on being shot was that "they" (meaning the far right) was going to "kill us all." The media was all set to blame and shame the right and make JFK a martyr to civil rights to make it impossible for Dixiecrats in Congress to continue obstructing the civil rights bill. When the facts showed Oswald to be a far leftist instead who supported civil rights but hated JFK for entirely different reasons, the media and establishment felt that this robbed JFK's death of comforting meaning and was instead in vain. This is what caused the news and entertainment media, and much else of the liberal establishment, to be soft on and to take seriously any conspiracy theory especially those that implicated the right such as Cuban exiles; Cold War zealots in politics, intelligence or military-industrial complex; etc. If he could not be a martyr for civil rights, then he could be made into a martyr for peace. As Vietnam escalated and turned sour, as Bobby opportunistically jumped on the "antiwar" bandwagon, the desire to retcon JFK into a dove became irresistible.
@bt10ant
@bt10ant 7 жыл бұрын
His book is the best. It's really several books in one, complete and compelling. I urge you all to read it and put the conspiracy theories in the trash where they belong.
@ulicadluga
@ulicadluga 6 жыл бұрын
bt10ant - Well, perhaps his book is great. In this monologue, however, he comes across as an arrogant and condescending attorney, who is trying to put the other side down with flimsy, but confidently delivered sound bites and snide remarks.
@bt10ant
@bt10ant 6 жыл бұрын
Yeah, forget all his interviews -- just read the multiple books that are contained within his text.
@MrMarco855
@MrMarco855 5 жыл бұрын
bt 10ant,....his book had more information then any other but made only incorrect or deceitful claims throughout, which renders the volume meaningless. His assertions leap over any rebuttal to the next phase, ridiculous as that sounds that's what he did. He claimed the carcano was proven the rifle involved, excluding all others. How can this be when a mauser was reported to the world for some 30 hours after the assassination took place. How could 4 officers swear they saw the name 'mauser' stamped on the barrel of the rifle, while it was held up and only inches in front of them, yet 3 officers later claimed that they simply made a mistake? This is a so called mistake that couldn't have happened. No matter what anyone says, no such mistakes occur, not if the truth is involved.
@randyharris3175
@randyharris3175 4 жыл бұрын
Marco everything you say are vague you say he is putting stuff out there that is not true but you are not saying what it is that's very easy to do wheres the proof phony
@franclin0
@franclin0 3 жыл бұрын
@@MrMarco855 it can be because the officer who found the rifle had never seen a Carano before, understandably, it was a WW2 era weapon,, so he MISTAKENLY identified it as a Mauser, later of course admitting fully that he was mistaken. Also, can you explain why a conspiracy would switch weapons or try to pull the wool over the public's eyes if a different weapon actually was found? Wouldn't it make it much easier to fabricate a story the less you have to do?
@BGTuyau
@BGTuyau Ай бұрын
Bugliosi, with his many legal and literary accomplishments and herculean work ethic, was an authentic force of nature -and here we see that he was a superb public speaker, as well. R.I.P.. Thanks for posting this, but it would be helpful to have included the Q-and-A session ...
@BetweenStations77
@BetweenStations77 6 жыл бұрын
Thanks for uploading. Never seen this. Love VB.
@kinsley9697
@kinsley9697 6 жыл бұрын
Vince was a legend. Great mind. Managed to explain complex issues such as the head snap to rear, the OJ prosecution mess and W Bush's lies. Miss Vince a lot
@vernpascal1531
@vernpascal1531 Жыл бұрын
He wrote a great book Outrage and a piece of pathetic trash Reclaming History.
@curbozerboomer1773
@curbozerboomer1773 Жыл бұрын
One thing he mentioned, rings so true with our society...He said, that during his years of intense research, he experienced first-hand the "creeping incompetence" that was filtering into our society. I use that phrase every now and then--it is so powerful, and true!
@MrMarco855
@MrMarco855 Жыл бұрын
Vince was a woman beater and a lunatic. That's more powerful curbozer.
@IrishCarney
@IrishCarney Жыл бұрын
Gotta disagree on the W issue. After years of solid common sense he went wildly off the rails amid the anti-Bush hysteria of the late oughts. The notion that Bush would have LIED - deliberately said things Bush knew to be false - means Bush was knowingly deliberately setting himself up to be massively humiliated. Thus is obviously ridiculous conspiracy kookery of the exact type that Bugliosi rightly had such scorn for in the OJ and JFK contexts. Just goes to show even sensible people can lose their grip.
@MrMarco855
@MrMarco855 5 ай бұрын
Vince beat a pregnant women with his fists while sitting on her stomach, he was a legendary piece of shit.
@scottym9778
@scottym9778 4 жыл бұрын
The bullet is designed not to fragment easily per the post WW1 nato convention. It's called a fully jacketed round. Obviously a head shot takes that out of play. Just explaining why the bullets don't deform as much as a non jacketed round would. Don't have time to give history lessons, educate yourself.
@vernpascal1531
@vernpascal1531 Жыл бұрын
The bullet that hit Kennedy in the head exploded into a zillion pieces. There were over 40 tiny metallic fragments in his head according to Humes one of the Autopsy Doctors. Yet the other bullet is literally pristine and went through the radous bone which is denser than skull and stayed intact. see how stupid Bugliosi and Lone Nutters are?
@bogeyman38111
@bogeyman38111 2 жыл бұрын
Read CHAOS by Mr. O'Neil for a lot of good information on Mr Bugliosi.
@williamwhitten7820
@williamwhitten7820 2 жыл бұрын
Yes indeed, one realizes what a fruitcake Bugliosi really is when one reads that book.
@curbozerboomer1773
@curbozerboomer1773 Жыл бұрын
Just another case of "shooting the me4ssenger"! Bugliosi had a few personal quirks and problems; he also possessed a lightning-quick intellect, and a bulldog ability to root out the truth. And yes, he is a patriot!...He had already made a few million bucks from his previous books, and so he was able to devote nearly 20 years (off and on) to gathering info for this titanic book...he also knew-and discusses in the book-the reasons why this book would not sell well with the American public. He wanted this book,which he referred to as his "magnum opus", to be the ultimate reference guide, when people in future generations study this awful death.
@bogeyman38111
@bogeyman38111 Жыл бұрын
@@curbozerboomer1773 If half of what O'Neil said was true, VB was totally crazy.
@TomLeach-dd8cl
@TomLeach-dd8cl 11 ай бұрын
​@@curbozerboomer1773personal quirks? U mean stalking his milkman and assaulting a pregnant woman? Well that's one way of putting it I guess😂
@TomLeach-dd8cl
@TomLeach-dd8cl 11 ай бұрын
​@@bogeyman38111shame he's not around to answer.. I think he would be indicted for witness tampering at the very least
@jeffclark7888
@jeffclark7888 3 жыл бұрын
What’s the hot conspiracy theory today? What will be the new conspiracy theory tomorrow? What will be the new conspiracy theory next week?
@MrMarco855
@MrMarco855 Жыл бұрын
Ask the government, they initiate each of them.
@IrishCarney
@IrishCarney Жыл бұрын
@@MrMarco855 LOL Poe's Law
@danieleyre8913
@danieleyre8913 2 ай бұрын
@@MrMarco855No they’re initiated by stupid people with inferiority complexes.
@astrazenica7783
@astrazenica7783 7 жыл бұрын
Same with 9/11. No one read the commission report
@devinschirm3395
@devinschirm3395 3 жыл бұрын
The people who write the commission reports are owned by the people who orchestrate the crimes. If you can plan out the murder of a president, or the downing of two massive skyscrapers, putting together a "report" on the matter isn't too difficult.
@franclin0
@franclin0 3 жыл бұрын
@@devinschirm3395 I'm confused, what exactly do you mean by "owned"?
@devinschirm3395
@devinschirm3395 3 жыл бұрын
@@franclin0 Under the control of; bribed, threatened, or blackmailed.
@williamwhitten7820
@williamwhitten7820 2 жыл бұрын
@@devinschirm3395 Great point Devin, these people who believe the official narratives on these politically critical events are pathologically naïve.
@williamwhitten7820
@williamwhitten7820 2 жыл бұрын
@@franclin0 Yea you are confused alright. People who believe the official narratives on these politically critical events are pathologically naïve.
@trekkiejunk
@trekkiejunk 2 жыл бұрын
Great video. Wish i could see the entire event, including audience questions. What i would REALLY like to see though, is an in-depth analysis of conspiracy theorists as a whole. The psychology of the deep-seated beliefs, the anger, the straw-manning, the insults of people that disagree with them. There's a lot of confirmation bias of course, but there's also a lot of interesting psychology there, and i would love to see more research on what makes people shut down their critical thinking to pick a side, and defend it at all costs.
@stddisclaimer8020
@stddisclaimer8020 2 жыл бұрын
@Trekkie Junk: What you say you'd "like to see" would be best left to the field of Abnormal Psychology.
@darkwillow57
@darkwillow57 Жыл бұрын
I love conspiracy theories. I have a healthy and natural distrust of the government and many conspiracy theories involve some government malfeasance. And conspiracy theories are fascinating stories. Lots of intrigue and shadowy figures, maniacal planning, and lots of twists and turns that make for a great story. And it's fun to think you've got inside information that's lost on the general public. However they almost always aren't true. I have followed some theories like 9-11 truth and the moon landing hoax. Even sorta started to believe a little bit. But especially with the Internet it's so easy to find good information debunking these claims. To me the biggest problem with most conspiracies is the number of people who would have to be in on them to make them work. People just aren't that good at keeping secrets. And people who are evil enough to commit some type of scam on the public usually also cannot be trusted by their Conspirators not to betray them if it serves their own interests.
@vernpascal1531
@vernpascal1531 Жыл бұрын
@@darkwillow57 That's not true. It hardly matters if 97% of an Agency are straight arrow. if the top 3% is rotten you can bet your bottom dollar you will never get the truth on a few controversial cases.
@ulicadluga
@ulicadluga Жыл бұрын
Perhaps we need to make a closer appraisal of people who put all those who even utter the word "conspiracy" into the same drawer. Please, if you would, show me evidence that conspiracies don't exist, have never existed.
@ulicadluga
@ulicadluga Жыл бұрын
@@darkwillow57 Of course it is far easier to make up an imaginary conspiracy than it is to organise a conspiracy, especially an unconditionally successful one. The generalisations about those who even consider conspiracies possible are unwarranted. There were foiled conspiracies, plots to assassinate Kennedy before Nov. 23, 1963. It's great to expose kooks. It's not OK to tar every sceptic with the same brush.
@ulicadluga
@ulicadluga 7 жыл бұрын
I'd still like to know how Oswald having 13 dollars in his pocket and hailing buses and cabs proves the "lone gunman" theory.
@kinsley9697
@kinsley9697 6 жыл бұрын
ulicadluga - doesn't prove it. Just casts doubt on whether others were involved. That fact alone proves nothing. But in the context of Oswalds actions immediately after shooting (leaving his work, shooting e policeman, trying to escape etc) strongly suggests a lack of any reasonable planning
@ulicadluga
@ulicadluga 6 жыл бұрын
Kinsleyy - So, "unplanned" is not the behaviour of a "patsy"? It most certainly would be. Those who planned it would have a plan, particularly if they were in complex, centralised collusion with others. The most detailled and believable scenario for the explosive headwound comes from James Files. He gives sensible detail and logic to the elements of the assassination. "I didn't count shots, just the misses". "Missed, missed, missed . . . ", then he knew he had to fire that one accurate shot from the grassy knoll.
@johndeagle4389
@johndeagle4389 6 жыл бұрын
Read Reclaiming History. Where was Oswald's getaway driver?
@ChessJew
@ChessJew 5 жыл бұрын
If these incredibly powerful groups were behind the assassination, why would Oswald be allowed to wander the streets? That would simply represent unacceptable risk to any of these shadowy groups. If he were the frame up man, why would they want to risk Oswald actually getting away?
@andrewhoyle1521
@andrewhoyle1521 5 жыл бұрын
@@ChessJew BUGLIOUSI is right there would be a car waiting for him to take him to his death. And certainly wouldn't be allowed to kill a cop and draw even more heat on him
@lecochonbleu
@lecochonbleu 11 ай бұрын
I like to think I can be somebody who tries quite hard to keep an open mind about what happened, that any of the Oswald lone gunman, Oswald in a conspiracy or Oswald uninvolved patsy theories could be true. However just a few minutes listening to Bugliosi and I cannot help myself strongly believing that the truth was that five or ten conspiracy theories happened at the same time. Vince was a very nice man, may he rest in peace. I had known him a little bit quite a long time ago. But when he opens his mouth to talk about the JFK assassination I've usually been appalled he doesn't realise how much harm he does to his own, cherished Oswald lone gunman theory. I think there are a few JFK experts like this, experts who back the Oswald lone gunman theory and who are probably responsible for a great deal of ordinary people taking an interest in the Kennedy assassination and early on being drawn by the strange feeling the lone gunman theory cannot be the answer! Sometimes I wonder was Vince aware this was the effect he was having on many people and even if it were intentional. (There can genuinely be reasons for such a strange phenomenon.) Late 2023 and we finally have the answer on the so-called "Magic Bullet" from Secret Serviceman Paul Landis, which shows us that the Warren Commission story was even many times more ridiculous as detractors have said for over half a century, and further proves there was more than one gunman. The perfect, barely touched bullet had apparently lodged very slightly into Kennedy's back then fallen out again, or simply hit without penetration and fell down, lying in a crease at the back of the seat. This is where Landis found it, picked it up and in the commotion not knowing what to do with it, laid it on Governor Conally's stretcher in the hospital. It was always clear such a bullet could never have gone through anything or anyone let alone a full human body and then parts of another body twice, including bone. Since the time of the Warren Commission experts have lined up to demonstrate "incontrovertible proof" (which we are told is even obvious, speaking for itself) of how such a perfect, untouched bullet absolutely was commensurate with their unbelievably absurd "Magic Bullet" yarn. Perhaps the whole idea was the very absurdity - a kind of cognitive dissonance designed blatantly to shut people up, have them murmur like broken robots, "doesn't compute... malfunction... can this be real... can't hold it in my head... can only think of dinner with apple pie for desert... forgetting... forgetting. .. nevermind... apple pie". Briefly, in a nutshell, now we know there was no single "Magic Bullet" which went through more than one person in the car. The MB yarn was invented to show fewer bullets were fired than we know now actually were fired, in order to make it possible for the Mannlicher Corcano rifle to be the only gun and account for the time taken to fire the shots seen within the Zapruder film. What's clear now (always was to a vast amount of people, probably the majority of people for some decades at least) that there is no chance Oswald or anyone else who may have had the (or a) MC rifle could have fired the number of shots shown in the Zapruder film, reloading the bolt action manually and refiring, in even the maximum calculated time preserved on film. The Magic Bullet theory is proven nonsense. (Whilst for a vast amount of people, if we believe many polls easily a sizable majority, it didn't have to be proven as it was clearer than day). Simultaneously the lone gunman theory is proven false. This doesn't prove that Oswald wasn't a part of shooting the president but it definitely, finally, easily proves that whether or not he was a gunman, Oswald could not have been the only gunman firing. The whole basis of the case against Oswald has gone - the "lone nut" theory. The whole motive and reasoning of the official conclusion on the Kennedy assassination is now gone forever. Well, as the sixtieth commemoration of President John F Kennedy's death approaches in November, you have to wonder what will be said to further the lone nut gunman legend further, what new move will be made to attack Landis' evidence which forever has exposed in terms of actual real world proof, of fact, the whole Warren Commission delinquency. What prize, select morsels of disgusting, rotten tripe will we be served up in order to keep the absurd, sixty year old, always obvious lies going strong? Again, Rest in Peace Vince. You had to do what you had to do. This place often enough is not to be understood. I feel lucky to have met you.
@rawbacon
@rawbacon 8 ай бұрын
Wow one bullet fell out of JFK's back and one fell out of Connally's leg.....How many other Nutty Theories would you like to spew and embarrass yourself with? BTW where's the throat bullet? @ Bullets did all the damage........Bullet 1 missed and disappears into the pavement, Bullet 2 goes thru JFK & Connally, Bullet 3 goes thru JFK's head fragmenting, one fragment hits Tague and 2 large fragments are found in the limo, all shots by Oswald....End Of Story.
@randyharris3175
@randyharris3175 3 жыл бұрын
He did make one mistake in his book though probably wasnt his fault does anybody know what the mistake is.?
@MrMarco855
@MrMarco855 2 жыл бұрын
Writing it.
@curbozerboomer1773
@curbozerboomer1773 Жыл бұрын
I did notice, that he described mistakenly, that SS agent Hickey was in the backseat of LBJs car!...Later on, he got it right, but never caught that flub.
@randyharris3175
@randyharris3175 5 жыл бұрын
Mr marco8555 everything you said you can not prove and to me that makes your statements absolute bullshit this man hit the nail on the head
@randyharris3175
@randyharris3175 4 жыл бұрын
@Jack D youre sick you little moron Mr i dont what what happened but i like to like i do
@MrMarco855
@MrMarco855 5 ай бұрын
Nobody cares what anything means to you traitor.
@jamescalifornia2964
@jamescalifornia2964 6 жыл бұрын
~ Good book ...
@ulicadluga
@ulicadluga 7 жыл бұрын
Bugliosi is intelligent and charming. During this "excerpt" of his speech, at least, he focuses on the Warren Commission and Oswald. He does not seem at all interested in whether there may have been multiple, barely related shooters. Nov. 22 is not about the one assassin that was apprehended in the Texas Theatre - it's about the all too common miscarriages of justice that occur in our judicial systems, where a perpitrator must be found, and where investigative incompetence and laziness (call it "convenience") lead to cover-ups. In this case, there is also a clear desire for secrecy and non-disclosure, as evinced and admitted to by the CIA's 2013 report on John McCone's withholding of information (particularly about CIA-Mafia co-operation in regards to overseas assassination plots). Don't keep looking at Oswald. Look at Dealey Plaza, and it looms as "the place" many days before 12:30 p.m. on Nov. 22. Incidentally, that exact time is critical for many expected future indictments, wars, promotions, reckonings and an election. The time, the place, the opportunity - and the motive(s). For my liking, Bugliosi talks too much like a lawyer with a client (the Warren Commission) to defend.
@ulicadluga
@ulicadluga Жыл бұрын
A simple "disproof" of Bugliosi's assertion than his book "clarifies" all questions around the assassination. Please tell us, what was the exact position of the three spent cartridge cases on the sixth floor, before anyone entered the scene? You cannot answer this, Mr. Bugliosi. And there must be many more relevant questions about the assassination you cannot answer.
@cobracommander4985
@cobracommander4985 Жыл бұрын
Spent cartridges were laying on the floor within Oswald's Eagle's Nest on the SE corner of the sixth floor. Three of Oswald's coworkers, Bonnie Ray Williams, Junior Jarman, and Harold Norman, were watching the motorcade directly below Eagle's Nest on the SE corner of the fight floor. All three testified that they heard the sound of the three cartridges hitting the floor above them. Furthermore, they heard Oswald loading the rifle - a click-click boom, click-click boom sound - between the shots. Cartridge cases were not neatly placed but scattered within the nest. There is photographic evidence that supports this. Finally, Oswalds palm prints were identified on one of the boxes next to the window from where he shot Kennedy. It was identified due to his sweat. His fingerprints were also identified on the paper he used to wrap his dissembled rifle when he brought it to the Depository that morning.
@ulicadluga
@ulicadluga Жыл бұрын
@@cobracommander4985 Yes, that is the story. No doubt shots were fired from the sixth floor. Likely three, but possibly only two shots, as the first cartridge might not have been loaded when someone was transporting the rifle. But, all this amounts to no evidence that it was Oswald firing. Oswald's prints could have been on hundreds of shipping boxes, he was an order fulfiller at the TSBD, after all. It seems plausible that Oswald could have handled the Mannlicher-Carcano. The paraffin tests for gunshot residue were negative and there were other prints on boxes in the nest. (Not the Eagle's Nest though - coz that would have been Adolf 😂). People (or agents) did move boxes and possibly the cartridge casings around shortly after the assassination. The real issue is whether there were other shooters. There could have been silencers used, agent Kellermann and Conolly, in the Limousine spoke of a "flurry of bullets". Nothing proven, nothing gained!
@cobracommander4985
@cobracommander4985 Жыл бұрын
@@ulicadluga Yes. Three shots were fired from the TSBD. From the Sniper's Nest (not the "Eagle's Nest", thank you for pointing that out. Just finished a book on WW2.) The first shot missed and slightly wounded James Teague cheek. The second shot wounded both JFK and Connally. The third and final shot was the fatal wound on JFK. Lt Carl Day, chief of the Dallas police crime search unit said the following of the print when interviewed back in 1992: "These things (boxes) get moved around all the time, so I thought we night get the shooter's prints mixed in with the worker's in the building. But there was one print that I knew was fresh and important the moment it came up. At the window the assassin fired from, there were two stacked boxes, one on the floor and the other stacked on top, and that is apparently what he aimed from. A little behind that was a carton of books. This position is where he would have sat and looked out the window. It was plenty heavy enough to support him. When we used metallic powder on that box, toward the top of corner, was a distinct palm print - right where it looked like he had been leaning his hand as he waited for the motorcade. He might have been a little nervous, because as he leaned his hand there, the oil or moisture in his hand left a very clear, unsmudged print. Usually, you can't get a print that good from cardboard, but he had been sitting there long enough to leave a real fine one. We knew we had a real good print, but we didn't know whether we would match it up to anyone." That print was positively identified as Oswald's left palm.
@johndeagle4389
@johndeagle4389 Жыл бұрын
@@ulicadluga Howard Brennan saw Oswald shooting at JFK.
@ulicadluga
@ulicadluga Жыл бұрын
@@johndeagle4389 Yes, he even identified Oswald at a line-up. Does that prove the absence of a conspiracy? No.
@KeithWilliamMacHendry
@KeithWilliamMacHendry 4 ай бұрын
It really is quite amusing, that to this day & on this comments section, there are still people despite all the factual evidence, keep insisting it was all a conspiracy. Too funny indeed, they are 🎈🎈🎈😅
@MrFretmanic
@MrFretmanic 6 жыл бұрын
top man
@davidarbuckle7236
@davidarbuckle7236 Жыл бұрын
He tries to analyze Oswald and he simply cannot do it because one, he is a lawyer, not a doctor, and two, almost no one knew him. But what he gets fundamentally wrong is that Oswald was working with Naval Intelligence. If he was truly defecting why was he allowed back in the States? With his Russian wife? ( who was related to a Russian Intelligence officer) why were his first two contacts in New Orleans CIA operatives? One of which described Oswald as a Best Friend! One of which was a Quaker Teacher who spoke fluent Russian and keep the wife in her house along with Oswald's rifle. This was an obvious Cover-up Conspiracy. All of the evidence shows that. A Trial? Without Oswald to defend himself? Convenient. Obvious to everyone but Bugliosi.
@sergiogreco1806
@sergiogreco1806 7 жыл бұрын
What about all the witness murdered?
@andrelebaron
@andrelebaron 6 жыл бұрын
Such as?
@randyharris3175
@randyharris3175 4 жыл бұрын
That's a myth.
@randyharris3175
@randyharris3175 4 жыл бұрын
Get his book he explains it.
@randyharris3175
@randyharris3175 3 жыл бұрын
Who was murdered dig deeper.
@randyharris3175
@randyharris3175 3 жыл бұрын
That's a bunch of garbage creates by the CTs Vince destroyed that theiry in his book.
@nycsongman9758
@nycsongman9758 6 жыл бұрын
I wonder if Bugliosi's "RH" hews to the fetid WC method of ignoring the people absolutely closest to the killing scene while devoting reams of pages to Ruby's cleaning lady and the Carousel Club's handyman. Pfft.
@Sassonic
@Sassonic 6 жыл бұрын
+NYC Songman The overwhelming majority of witnesses that day say they heard only three shots, and they came from behind the motorcade. The path of the bullets has been 100% proven, three shots all from behind. Conspiracy nerds focus on the very small number of witnesses who heard echoes or didn't know what they heard. All the evidence points to Oswald, but the conspiracies are fun to talk about...
@travismaxwell9115
@travismaxwell9115 11 ай бұрын
BS= Book Sucks
@rawbacon
@rawbacon 8 ай бұрын
What part of it sucks? Oh yeah you never actually read it, it's a lot easier to puke your conspiracy nonsense instead reading evidence. Lazy Minded Losers like you disgust me.
@michaelarnold838
@michaelarnold838 3 жыл бұрын
Fiction Writer...
@williamwhitten7820
@williamwhitten7820 2 жыл бұрын
Yea Bugliosi wrote a massive tome of utter fiction. What spectacular arrogance this bottom feeder has.
@curbozerboomer1773
@curbozerboomer1773 Жыл бұрын
@@williamwhitten7820 You are the hapless bottom feeder, dismissing facts with mindless arrogance...now take your meds.
@bruceadams7453
@bruceadams7453 Жыл бұрын
I'll condense this for you..Oswald shot Kennedy because I say so.
@IrishCarney
@IrishCarney Жыл бұрын
False. Oswald shot JFK because of Occam's Razor, massive evidence, and common sense. Oswald was an unstable violent extremist. It was Oswald's rifle. His prints were on it, he was photographed with it, documents proved he had mail ordered and received it. He had previously tried to shoot a far right retired general. The bullets matched his ammunition and the gun. He had brought the rifle, wrapped in paper, claiming it to be curtain rods, into the TSBD. The shots came from the TSBD. He was the only TSBD employee who fled the building, trying to hail buses and cabs. When stopped by a cop, he panicked, killed the cop with a pistol, and fled into a theater without paying. When cornered by cops there, he said "well that's it" and tried to pull his pistol again but was physically subdued. He had fake IDs on him (same alias as the one he used to ordered the guns) and under questioning told one provable lie after another. FFS.
@KeithWilliamMacHendry
@KeithWilliamMacHendry 4 ай бұрын
No, because Oswald did kill Kennedy & he acted alone, the rest is wishful thing & pure fantasy.
@hamisharmstrong6583
@hamisharmstrong6583 7 жыл бұрын
cant trust him.
@HODFOURTWENTY
@HODFOURTWENTY 7 жыл бұрын
George Barclay you can trust his corpse
@michaelbarnhart2593
@michaelbarnhart2593 7 жыл бұрын
So George, Where is the book you have written and researched that contradicts the conclusions of Mr. Bugliosi's book? It took me a month to read it and it is undeniably solid and complete in it's analysis.
@MrMarco855
@MrMarco855 5 жыл бұрын
@@michaelbarnhart2593 Neither a solid analysis nor a complete analysis have anything to do with a fact and with the truth. 'Analysis' is a word used to give the impression that facts or hard evidence is included. Actually, an analysis is but an opinion or a wild guess or a damn lie,.....take your pick.
@nyujay2010
@nyujay2010 3 жыл бұрын
yawn
@curbozerboomer1773
@curbozerboomer1773 Жыл бұрын
@@MrMarco855 You have taken your own pick, obviously!...talk about arrogance!
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