On Sunday, November 27, 2022 at 4:56:07 PM UTC-8, Sam McClung wrote:

They were railroad workers kept out of the north knoll parking lot so Roscoe's suppressed 7.65 Mauser wouldn't be detected by them when fired. Same thing for Tippit. Behind the sniper(s) using a suppressed weapon is the area of certain location so that

and other considerations are why railroad workers and most others were kept from going into the north knoll parking lot before and during the assassination and were put on the bridge.

Roscoe was in the acoustic position and Tippit was in the Badgeman location as seen in the Moorman photo.

Notice the railroad workers didn't mention any shots from the south knoll. That is because they were in the area of confusion regarding their angle to Frank Sturgis who squeezed off two shots at JFK from the south knoll, possibly on or in the light

colored or white '55 Chevy, both misses.

Suppressors slow down the gases ("smoke") escaping the rifle barrel and thus makes those gasses more visible as smoke to observers. The design of some older model suppressors like (some packed with asbestos it seems) resulted in a smoking suppressor

for minutes after the shot(s). This is why witnesses reported seeing smoke.

The 2nd floor 411 Elm command post (possibly in Lyons And Carnahan and/or Southwest Publishing Co. area) no doubt had unobstructed views of the north knoll parking lot. Cliff Carter, Sam Giancana, Jack Ruby (until he left 411 Elm and was seen by Jean

Hill then Tom Tilson and his daughter) et alia.

Sam Holland indicated he read his testimony for accuracy, signed it, and then the Warren Commission altered it anyway.

Richard Dodd indicated the FBI altered his words in documents.

(2023 Youtube upload):

"Railroad Supervisor Sam Holland - Witness to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy"

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On Wednesday, September 27, 2023 at 11:09:00 AM UTC-7, wrote:

They were railroad workers kept out of the north knoll parking lot so Roscoe's suppressed 7.65 Mauser wouldn't be detected by them when fired. Same thing for Tippit. Behind the sniper(s) using a suppressed weapon is the area of certain location so

that and other considerations are why railroad workers and most others were kept from going into the north knoll parking lot before and during the assassination and were put on the bridge.

Roscoe was in the acoustic position and Tippit was in the Badgeman location as seen in the Moorman photo.

Notice the railroad workers didn't mention any shots from the south knoll. That is because they were in the area of confusion regarding their angle to Frank Sturgis who squeezed off two shots at JFK from the south knoll, possibly on or in the light

colored or white '55 Chevy, both misses.

Suppressors slow down the gases ("smoke") escaping the rifle barrel and thus makes those gasses more visible as smoke to observers. The design of some older model suppressors like (some packed with asbestos it seems) resulted in a smoking suppressor

for minutes after the shot(s). This is why witnesses reported seeing smoke.

The 2nd floor 411 Elm command post (possibly in Lyons And Carnahan and/or Southwest Publishing Co. area) no doubt had unobstructed views of the north knoll parking lot. Cliff Carter, Sam Giancana, Jack Ruby (until he left 411 Elm and was seen by Jean

Hill then Tom Tilson and his daughter) et alia.

Sam Holland indicated he read his testimony for accuracy, signed it, and then the Warren Commission altered it anyway.

Richard Dodd indicated the FBI altered his words in documents.

(2023 Youtube upload):

"Railroad Supervisor Sam Holland - Witness to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy"

(2023 Youtube upload):

"Railroad Worker James Leon Simmons - Witness to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy"

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