> Andrew,
>

>>> I assume he knew how to operate the AR-15 and make it ready to fire. How
>>> simple would it be for Hickey to respond and the SS to verify to Donahue
>>> that “I couldn’t accidently fire the weapon because I never chambered
>>> a round or took it off safety. We did a post-incident inventory and I have
>>> witnesses who saw my clip and counted all the cartridges. None were
>>> missing. Here is a detailed report on this procedure.” Why didn’t that
>>> happen?

>> What makes you think it did not happen?

> Have you found an official copy of this post-incident report? If there
> was one on the record it would be helpful for the SS to discourage
> Donahue's investigation early on, and not put Hickey through any
> unnecessary stress.
>

> On Jul 1, 12:47 am, thaliac...@hotmail.com wrote:

>> On Jun 30, 11:25 pm, "Martin Shackelford" sbcglobal.net>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>

>>> JFK and the Unspeakable by James W. Douglass is a fine new book on the case.
>>> Douglass is a prominent Catholic theologian, and a longtime assassination
>>> researcher.
>>> In this book, he provides an excellent discussion of JFK's peace
>>> initiatives, and postulates that those who favored "tougher" Cold War
>>> policies used the CIA to kill him.
>>> He draws on many of the newly-released documents and presents some incisive
>>> analysis of both new and existing documentation.
>>> Some have asked for documentation of the false defector program--it is here.
>>> Douglass provides a devastating discussion of Ruth Paine.
>>> He documents that anti-Castroites brought, not a handful, but a five or six
>>> inch STACK of leaflets to Oswald.
>>> He also found documentation that the CIA routinely created Secret Service ...

> On Jul 1, 7:08 pm, Anthony Marsh comcast.net> wrote:

>> Andrew Mason wrote:

>>> claviger wrote:

>>>> Andrew,
>>>> Jun 11, 11:01 am

>>>>> How is it possible? It is only possible if all the occupants of the
>>>>> followup car, including Hickey, lied. Besides, Hickey was crouching.
>>>>> He did not have a clear sightline to JFK because the windshield was
>>>>> in the way. Why would Hickey aim the rifle at JFK anyway?

>>>> Hickey didn't aim at JFK. He was twisting to his right searching for
>>>> the sniper. A right handed person in that position with a two handed
>>>> grip on a rifle will naturally point it in that direction.
>>>> Jun 22, 10:25 am

>>>>> Hickey said he did not reach for the AR-15 until after the third shot.
>>>>> He reached down, picked it up and loaded it. What evidence do you have
>>>>> that he was wrong?

>>>> The testimony of SSA Bennett and McIntyre seem to contradict Hickey's
>>>> statement.

>>> You have to conclude that Bennett told Hickey to get the AR-15 knowing ...

> Anthony,
>

>>>> So how does the bullet get over the windshield to strike JFK
>>>> if Hickey is not standing? How do you deal with the evidence
>>>> from Bennett and Hickey that he did not have the gun in his
>>>> hands at the time of the heatshot?

>>> Donahue’s theory is Hickey was sitting above the seat, whether on top
>>> the seatback or on the trunk. His feet are in the seat. He attempted
>>> to stand up but lost his balance and fell over.

>> OK, so now you change your story. Donahue's diagram shows Hickey standing
>> up, but now you realize he never did that so you change it to "attempted"
>> to stand up but fell over.

> You seem to forget that Hickey testified he stood up. He attempted to
> stand up and succeeded, but then lost his balance and fell down.
> Witnesses...

> On Jul 1, 10:47 pm, Andrew Mason dufourlaw.com> wrote:

>> claviger wrote:

>>> Andrew,
>>> Jun 24, 9:59 am

>>>> So how does the bullet get over the windshield to strike JFK
>>>> if Hickey is not standing? How do you deal with the evidence
>>>>from Bennett and Hickey that he did not have the gun in his
>>>> hands at the time of the heatshot?

>>> Donahue’s theory is Hickey was sitting above the seat, whether on top
>>> the seatback or on the trunk. His feet are in the seat. He attempted
>>> to stand up but lost his balance and fell over.

>> Donahue should have taken a closer look at Altgens z255 photo. Hickey is
>> not sitting on the trunk or seat back. It appears that he is half
>> standing on the floor.

> SSA Hickey is sitting on something that elevates him above...

> Anthony,
>

>>>> Not according to Hickey. He said the clip was in it
>>>> but it was not loaded (ie. no bullet in the chamber).

>>> I assume he knew how to operate the AR-15 and make it ready to fire. A
>>> simple response by Hickey and verified by the SS to Donahue should
>>> have been “I couldn’t accidently fire the weapon because I never
>>> chambered a round or took it off safety. We did a post-incident
>>> inventory and I have witnesses who took my clip and counted all the
>>> cartridges. None were missing. Here is a detailed report on this
>>> procedure.” Why didn't that happen?

>> He intentionally did not chamber the first round to prevent exactly the
>> type of accident you are speculating about.

>
> So Hickey picked up the gun without putting a round in the chamber?
> What was he going to do, wave it around yelling "Bang-bang! Bang-
> bang!!"
>
> ...

> On Jul 1, 7:22 pm, Anthony Marsh comcast.net> wrote:

>> Grizzlie Antagonist wrote:

>>> On Jun 30, 6:30 pm, claviger gmail.com> wrote:

>>>> On Jun 29, 3:30 pm, Anthony Marsh comcast.net> wrote:

>>>>> claviger wrote:

>>>>>> On Jun 27, 6:13 pm, "tomnln" cox.net> wrote:

>>>>>>> Is this the photo of S S Agent Hickey someone wanted?
>>>>>>> http://whokilledjfk.net/you_asked_for_it.htm

>>>>>> I've wondered how the 4 SS agents on the running board made it to the
>>>>>> hospital. Three of them squeezed in the follow-up car. Hickey appears
>>>>>> to be riding in the lap of one of those agents. What are they sitting
>>>>>> on that elevates them above the windshield?

>>>>> You are talking about AFTER the shooting. Hickey was not standing up
>>>>> during the shooting.

>>>> Anthony,
>>>> George W. Hickey, Jr., Special Agent, White House Detail,
>>>> White House garage, United States Secret Service
>>>> ___________________________________________________
>>>> The motorcade then left the airport and proceeded along the parade route. ...

> On Jun 30, 12:50 pm, "Martin Shackelford" sbcglobal.net>
> wrote:

>> As you know, Barb, I was out of town for more than a week, and have
>> since been otherswise occupied for another week--partly due to my computer
>> being in the shop.
>>
>> Martin

>
>
> But you seem to be here posting now, don't you?
>
> So go ahead and explain:
>

> On Jun 11, 1:25�pm, "paul seaton" paulseaton.com>
> wrote:
>

>> Martin -

>

>> Below is an email dated 11 Mar 2002 . It was written by Judyth Baker, and
>> the addressees include both...