Report Of Warren Commission Conspiracy Claims Debunked
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS state the Kennedy assassination was a violent act against a nation. The narrative covers chronology from Love Field to Parkland Hospital and the Dallas arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald. It notes Oswald's later murder of Tippit, the Texas Theatre arrest, autopsy findings, and Johnson's quick swearing in.
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Washington
Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
C.S.T
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
John B. Connally Jr
Texas
White House
San Antonio
U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine
Houston
U. S
Albert Thomas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Trade Mart
Austin
Connally
Kenneth O’donnell
Secret Service
Love Field
Main Street
Elm
Houston Streets
Stemmons
Johnson
Ralph W. Yarbrough
Love Fiel
Houston Street
Elm Street
Stemmons Freeway
Houston and
Elm Streets
Texas School Book Depository
Rufus W. Youngblood
Dealey Plaza
Governor Connally
Denly
Kellerman
Greer
Agent Hill
Hill
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Parkland
Parkland Hospital
E.s.t
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Texas School Book Depository Co
Baker
Truly
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Depository
Oak Cliff
North Beckley Avenue
Mary Bledsoe
Earlene Roberts
Eens
J. D. Tippit
Dallas Police
10Th Street
Patton Avenue
Tippit
Brennan
East 10Th Street
Domingo Benavides
Benavides
Helen Markham
Barbara Jeanette Davis
Virginia Davis
William W. Scoggins
Scoggins
Jefferson Boulevard
Patton
Ted Callaway
Callaway
Jefferson’ Boulevard
Jefferson
Johnny Calvin Brewer
Brewer
Texas Theatre
Julia Postal
McDonald
J. Herbert Sawyer
Dallas Police Department
Sawyer
Mooney
Fritz
Day
Roy Truly
Police
School Book Depository
New Orleans
Marguerite Clavette Oswald
John Pic
Lee
Dijvorce
Robert Oswald
Lee Oswald
Ekdahl
Sté
Benbrook
Tex
Marguerite Oswald
Covington
Theamily
Fort Worth Tex
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Warren Commission
Mrs. Connally
William R. Greer
Roy H
Howard L.brennan
Marrion L. Baker
Eugene Boone
J.C. Day
Police Identification Bureau
Italy
New York City
Marguerite
Coast Guard
New York
Earl Warren