Author of Cold Case Kennedy: A New Investigation Into the Assassination of JFK: Hardcover, Kindle

And The Lee Harvey Oswald Files: Why the CIA killed Kennedy: Hardcover

How Flip got interested in the case

Oswald's two best friends described him as a kind man

1960s was the hopeful decade

The world changed after JFK's murder and not for the better

Oswald is said to have disassembled the Mannlicher Carcano rifle and carried it into the TSBD

No screwdriver was found in the TSBD

No fingerprints were found on the rifle

Oswald was NOT in the sniper's nest at the moment of the shooting

Victoria Adams did not see Oswald go down the stairs

Adams is not mentioned in the WC report

Book: The Girl on the Stairs: The Search for a Missing Witness by Barry Ernest: Hardcover, Paperback, Kindle

Nelson Delgado, a fellow marine of Oswald

Delgado testified “...he (Oswald) got a lot of ‘Maggie’s drawers’ you know, a lot of misses,

but he didn’t give a darn”. Oswald, he added, “wasn’t as enthusiastic as the rest of us.

We all loved—liked, you know, going to the range”

See Chapter 4 of On the Trail of the Assassins

FREE BORROWABLE EBOOK: On the Trail of the Assassins by Jim Garrison

To say that only Oswald shot JFK is a theory; it can be called The Lone Nut Theory

The lone nut theorists have two lone nuts in their story: Oswald and Jack Ruby

Attempts on Kennedy's life in Tampa and Chicago

FREE DOWNLOAD EBOOK: The Chicago Plot by Edwin Black

Oswald did not buy any bullets for the Mannlicher Carcano rifle

Only two stores in Dallas sold the special bullets for the Carcano

There were only FOUR bullets found: The three shots and the fourth in the chamber

No pack or box of bullets were found

Oswald had the opportunity but no motive to kill Kennedy

Book: JFK: The Book of the Film by Oliver Stone and Zachary Sklar: Paperback, Kindle

If Oswald wanted to become famous by killing Kennedy, then why did he say that he was a patsy?

Vincent Bugliosi avoids tough questions in his book Reclaiming History