There were freshly painted yellow markers on the curb of Elm street
which matked the "kill Zone"at the time President Kennedy was
murdered. Those bright yellow markers can be seen in the Z film and
other photos of Dealey Plaza. I believe they were evidence that the
murder was preplanned and a military style operation.
Ben Holmes wrote: "Actually, the yellow painted curbs *is* rather >interesting. They were freshly painted, I understand, and would
provide a common marker for all assassins. Since all were in places
where the view was different, a common marker that could be seen by
all would be handy.
Such paint seems to serve no purpose unless you postulate that those
were sections of curbs slated for replacement or something along those
lines.
We may be straining gnats and swallowing camels here, but the painted
curbs do make for an interesting mystery.
As usual, your reading comprehension is less than admirable. Ben posted a post originally posted by Walt Cakebread and his response to it. It was Cakebread who speculated that the painted curbs were marking for the assassins, Ben just noted that it wasan interesting thought worth discussion.
Although the painted curbs may not have been painted SPECIFICALLY to mark where the assassination was to take place, there's no reason why they couldn't have been used as landmarks.
Yellow painted curbs usually indicate no parking zones.
As far as your silly question goes, it was originally publicly stated that the President had been killed, "as part of an International Communist Conspiracy", not a lone gunman.
It wasn't until LBJ's people and then LBJ himself, called Dallas to tell them to stop saying that and to end the investigation, that the narrative changed to a lone gunman.
You fail to understand that whoever controls the evidence can present any case they want to, real or not.
And you also fail to understand that Dallas DA Henry Wade had no problem presenting such fake cases, fake cases that were given to him by police.
The proof of that is that Wade presented 19 fake cases that were overturned on DNA evidence.
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