Not a fan of the second one. Her husband's head just exploded in front of her and she was able to stay focused(?) enough to reach over the back of the vehicle and pull a secret service agent into the car to help. In my opinion, that's a good woman.
Huh, and I always thought she was panicking and/or bailing or trying to get a piece of his skull that was on the rear deck.
The majority of my career I worked for a "premium services" security provider out of DC. Company was founded by a guy named Charles Vance and he was a SS agent that had married Susan Ford. We were in Dallas as crew doing a training detail and one evening myself (not former SS), and about 6 others (all former SS guys) went down and walked the plaza.. The majority consensus amongst them was that there wasn't a lone shooter. The grassy knoll, and the combat vet police officers reaction to fire I recall being topics. It was fun at the time because some of those guys knew the agent(s) there that day. None of them believed it was a lone gunman scenario, thinking it was a coordinated op.
#2: Interesting photo. There seems to be no frontal exit wound from the bullet that supposedly went thru Kennedys head (entering from the rear) and then into Governor Connelly. Seems to me his face is in fine shape.
All the pictures I have seen of the event. I have never seen this one. I wonder if there is any more to this series? Maybe shed some light on what went on that November day. This is one of the killings in the 60's that changed American history and the worlds history. I was there for every one of them. Heltau
#2 gets you one of those prized "Go straight to hell, do not pass Go" cards...
ReplyDeleteNot a fan of the second one. Her husband's head just exploded in front of her and she was able to stay focused(?) enough to reach over the back of the vehicle and pull a secret service agent into the car to help. In my opinion, that's a good woman.
ReplyDeleteActually, she was reactively attempting to retrieve a large part of cranial matter.
ReplyDeleteShe had a lovely ass.
DeleteI remember seeing a video snip of her in her 60's getting out of a limo. She still had a nice ass at that age.
Huh, and I always thought she was panicking and/or bailing or trying to get a piece of his skull that was on the rear deck.
ReplyDeleteThe majority of my career I worked for a "premium services" security provider out of DC. Company was founded by a guy named Charles Vance and he was a SS agent that had married Susan Ford. We were in Dallas as crew doing a training detail and one evening myself (not former SS), and about 6 others (all former SS guys) went down and walked the plaza.. The majority consensus amongst them was that there wasn't a lone shooter. The grassy knoll, and the combat vet police officers reaction to fire I recall being topics. It was fun at the time because some of those guys knew the agent(s) there that day. None of them believed it was a lone gunman scenario, thinking it was a coordinated op.
To the people pearl clutching over #2, guessing you're not interested in the planned Lee Harvey Oswald Commemorative Carcano?
ReplyDelete#2: Interesting photo. There seems to be no frontal exit wound from the bullet that supposedly went thru Kennedys head (entering from the rear) and then into Governor Connelly. Seems to me his face is in fine shape.
ReplyDelete#1......Meme should be updated to......
ReplyDeletePedoJoe46.....I’ll look in my bookmarks.
Ed357
Their is a bullet hole in the windshield but we never heard about it. Look it up.
ReplyDeleteAll the pictures I have seen of the event. I have never seen this one. I wonder if there is any more to this series?
ReplyDeleteMaybe shed some light on what went on that November day.
This is one of the killings in the 60's that changed American history and the worlds history.
I was there for every one of them.
Heltau