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Summary
The person in this account is Josiah Tink Thompson, a private investigator and author. He discusses his investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. He believes that multiple shooters were involved, contradicting the official story that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. Thompson describes how evidence, including the Zapruder film, suggests that Kennedy was shot from the front and rear. He mentions witness accounts and physical evidence that support his theory of a conspiracy. After years of research, Thompson feels confident that the assassination was a professional hit and that there was a cover-up by government officials. This encounter has led him to advocate for a re-examination of the evidence surrounding JFK's assassination.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The interview with Josiah Tink Thompson delves into the complexities surrounding the JFK assassination, challenging the official narrative that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. Thompson presents compelling evidence suggesting multiple shooters and a potential cover-up by government agencies.
The evidence suggests that the assassination of JFK was a professional hit involving multiple shooters.
Josiah Tink Thompson
“The evidence in the case will not permit a single gunman to have done this.”
The official version of the JFK assassination states that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, but this is incorrect.
There were at least four shots fired during the assassination, not three as claimed by the Warren Commission.
The reversal of frames in the Zapruder film presented in the Warren Commission report misled the public about the direction of the shots.
Witnesses reported seeing smoke from the grassy knoll, suggesting shots were fired from that location.
The evidence suggests that the assassination of JFK was a professional hit involving multiple shooters.