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Why is something biased whenever you disagree with its conclusions?


Maybe Oswald just acted alone.

I have yet to see any compelling evidence to contradict this. A whole cottage industry of of kooks and amateur investigators continue to feed into the bizarre need some people have to believe in a conspiracy in this case (and absolute refusal to accept any other possible scenerio having taken place). But it doesn't change the fact that all the evidence points to Oswald being the murderer of JFK.

Some people use evidence to inform their opinion. Others use their opinions to inform them which evidence they consider to be "biased" or not.

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A few hours after the assassination Jean Hill stated she didn't see a gunman. What she said decades later of course is different. Beverly Oliver almost certainly wasn't in Dealey Plaza that day. No one has corroborated her story which she first told in 1970. Contrary to what Arnold first said in 1978, photographs and films taken at the time of the assassination fail to show anyone in the area where Arnold claimed to have been.

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So Jean Hill is reliable now?
Then she must have been completely unreliable on November 22nd, 1963 when she told a much different story.

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there are so many things wrong with this post - insulting things, misguided, misinformed, even stupid.

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