Author of four books

Book: Survivor's Guilt: The Secret Service and the Failure to Protect President Kennedy: Paperback, Kindle

Book: JFK: From Parkland to Bethesda: The Ultimate Kennedy Assassination Compendium: Paperback, Kindle

Book: The Not-So-Secret Service: Agency Tales from FDR to Kennedy Assassination to Reagan Era: Paperback, Kindle

Book: Who's Who in the Secret Service: History's Most Renowned Agents: Paperback, Kindle

Vince spoke at the 7th Annual JFK Assassination Conference organized by TrineDay

Vince's presentation was titled: What's Your Theory? Here's My Fact

Other speakers included: Dick Russell, Mal Hyman, Dr. Cyril Wecht

The event was recorded by Randy Benson and also by a Japanese TV crew for their upcoming documentary

People from all over the world paid their respects at the Grassy Knoll on Nov 22

There was no professional recording or broadcast of the motorcade in Dallas

Lack of protection in Dallas

No agents at the back of the Presidential limousine

Sam Kinney said that he was solely responsible for the removal of the protective bubble top

He also said that Kennedy had nothing to do with it

The building rooftops were guarded in previous motorcades

Col. Fletcher Prouty pointed out the lack of protection

The Florida motorcade, just four days prior to Dallas, was 28 miles long

Godfrey McHugh was asked by the Secret Service to not ride the Presidential limousine

Secret service protection protocols were not followed in Dallas

Had the secret service followed these protocols, Kennedy would have survived

Where does coincidence end and conspiracy begins?

Three Secret Service suspects: Floyd Boring, Emory Roberts and Bill Greer

Floyd Boring was involved in the planning of the Texas Trip

Boring was the number two agent of the Kennedy detail

The number one agent Gerald Behn took his first full vacation

Boring said that Kennedy never ordered agents off the back of the limousine

Clint Hill testified that it was Boring who ordered the agents not ride the back of the limousine

"The Secret Service was the only boss that the President of the United States had" - President Truman

The Secret Service can overrule even the President when it comes to his own security

“He can tell you what he wants done and he can tell you certain things but that doesn’t mean you have to do it.

What we used to do was always agree with the President and then we’d do what we felt was best anyway.”

- Clint Hill, Sixth Floor Oral History

The only agency which can give orders to the President - the secret service - may make much greater use of this

perogative in the future - AP report, Nov 25, 1963: see here

Emory Roberts was the agent in-charge of the follow-up car in Dallas

Roberts called off the secret service agents running along side Kennedy's limousine

Video: Secret Service agent Donald J. Lawton is perplexed on being ordered away from the Presidential limousine

Bill Greer was the driver of the limousine

When shooting began, Greer slowed down the car and looked back at Kennedy

Thus giving enough time for the shooters to kill Kennedy

Bill Greer's wife worked at the NSA from 1958 to 1973

Emory Roberts became the Appointments Secretary under Lyndon Johnson

Nine Secret Service agents were drunk the previous night of the assassination

Alcohol consumption is grounds for removal from the Secret Service

None of the Secret Service agents were reprimanded

Clint Hill went on to become Chief of the White House detail and Assistant Director

Clint Hill's girlfriend is Lisa McCubbin, the co-author of his books