3 theories that come to my mind are rather old...

 

1. That John Wilkes Booth lived a long life as John St. Helen in Texas only to commit suicide in Oklahoma at the turn of the century.

 

2. That Huey Long was killed in the cross fire and not by Dr. Carl Weiss

 

3. The James Earl Ray did not act alone in the assassination of MLK.

 

 

I also heard a theory that a Baltimore game was mysteriously postponed for rain because Cal Ripken Jr. was not going to make it to the ball park a a result of finding out his wife was having an affair with Kevin Costner

No that one is a fact

 

Haha

Thanks for the recommendation.

 

Bill O'Reilly's book on Kennedy essentially came to the same conclusion that Oswald acted alone.

 

O'Reilly was right for once...

Ronald McDonald was behind the disappearance of Hamburgler, no doubt about it.

 

 

 

Have you seen him?

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We started research projects on serial killers today in my Forensics class. One of the kids asked if he could research Ted Cruz. :lol2:

We started research projects on serial killers today in my Forensics class. One of the kids asked if he could research Ted Cruz. :lol2:

 

Give him an A right now. :lol2:

I don't know if a conspiracy is afoot, but for some reason this particular tread shows up on my screen in a messed up abnormal way while all the other threads load in just fine.

 

Is it just me or is anyone else having weird troubles with this specific thread loading funny?

 

I'm not joking either. I've been following this thread since it began and it's been messed up right from the get go.

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We landed men on the moon 6 times in less than 4 years...what do you mean only once?

 

But was it the same moon?

But was it the same moon?

Good Point :thumb:

Majestic 12.

Please read "Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy", by Vincent Bugliosi, and you will never consider anyone but Lee Harvey Oswald.

 

It is definitive. Long and detailed, but definitive. I found it fascinating.

I agree 100%. It's a long read (1600 pages in small print with hundreds of footnotes) but it's well worth it. He spent 20 years researching and writing the book and anyone that reads it with an open mind will agree with his conclusion of Oswald being the lone gunman and not one shred of evidence otherwise.

Another good read is Gerald Posner's "Case Closed", written back in the early 1990s. He actually started out to write a conspiracy book but after he began his research and investigation he soon realized that there was no conspiracy to write about, everything he turned up pointed toward a lone gunman. So he switched gears and wrote a non-conspiracy book. It's a very convincing book and we'll researched.

 

Both these writers agree that the JFK conspiracy theories will never die. Why? The reason is money. It sells and as long as people buy their magazines, books, and movie tickets....as long as there is a market, the JFK conspiracy promoters will thrive.

Why go back...been there 6 times and now if there was something they wanted to get they could just send a probe. Would have went more times in the 70s if not for NASA budget cuts.

 

No real reason at this time to go back, unless it is to build a base as a test for future Mars Missions.

 

There was a great line in the movie "Patton" that fits this one:

"I don't like paying for the same ground twice." Or a 7th time, in the case of the moon.

There was a great line in the movie "Patton" that fits this one:

"I don't like paying for the same ground twice." Or a 7th time, in the case of the moon.

 

That is a great line...I love that movie!

The whole ufo government cover up. It's an awfully big universe.

UK was framed in 1989 by UCLA or Arizona with the $1000 package that conveniently broke open and was reported by a FedEx worker. FedEx was also involved in the set up.