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Dealey Plaza Revisited

A web-only companion to the November 1998 issue, featuring the assassination of President Kennedy.

by Helen Thompson

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Saturday, December 24th, 2011, 7:21 pm
Cyberrifles says:
Read "Lee and Me". Oswald was not the person they make him out to be. Really sad. You who left bad comments should be ashamed of yourselves.

Sunday, September 26th, 2010, 11:52 am
G Gorden Liddy says:
LHO did not have the character type to cold bloodedly murder anyone...never mind the President of the US! The question is why? Why would a demented low IQ erectile dysfuncional low life white trash murder the president? After 20 years in SF’s i know all seven male character types, even the most ruthless killers have fear, fear of being ridiculed, fear of failure...I have killed many times....legally... and no mater how tough you think you are...your BP will go up...your heart will race...and that inevitable bead of sweat will appear...and none of my tagets were presidents! So LHO murders the president... that will make him the mosted wanted and hated man in America....and when in custody not only denies it, but says he is a patsy! That is truely rich! Me...i’d be bragging about it! GGL

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010, 2:38 pm
lilia says:
you can either look at to was no more. oswald did this all by his self or it is a conspiracy that is bigger than anyone knows

Wednesday, March 24th, 2010, 8:55 am
zach says:
true lbj could have had something to do with it but i believe myself that lee harvey oswald was working for an orginization because the way the assassination took place i do not believe that one person could have done it. For instance take the bullet trejectory and how many shots were fired in a little time and take into consideration that oswald was using a bolt action rifle now someone tell me how that was possibe. Thanks for taking time and reading what i had to say i would love to hear back from you

Monday, November 23rd, 2009, 11:01 am
Richard Chaney says:
I just look at the video on the internet and now I know what kind of govt. we have now. I also know that L B J had something to do with the assassination too. The reason is he wanted to be President of the united states of america.Now I believe that we have a govt. that can take out anybody anywhere any time. And since the govt. has the spy things in space to watch us. We in turn can watch you’ll without you knowing it.

Wednesday, November 18th, 2009, 1:37 pm
Shelby says:
Please do not insult Texans with that comment.

Thursday, November 12th, 2009, 6:48 pm
Laura says:
Howdy Y’all!! How ya’ll goin’ down in rootin’ tootin’ Texas? Must say that I just recently had a dee-licious Texas burger at good ole’ lone star down ’ere in the great hot yonder, Australia. Keep a’ rustling ya’ll cattle!! Yahooooo!!Yeeeeehaaaaaa!! Lulz

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