“JFK: The Smoking Gun,” a two-hour Reelz docudrama based on a book of the same name by veteran police detective Colin McLaren, probes the assassination of President John F. Kennedy with an emphasis on ballistic studies, Warren Commission testimony and eyewitness statements -- and comes up with a pretty stunning declaration as to who the author and filmmakers believe fired the third and fatal shot that killed Kennedy.
Central to McLaren’s review is a 1992 book by Bonar Menninger, “Mortal Error,” which detailed the 25 years of work by Maryland ballistics and firearms expert Howard Donahue, who was obsessed with solving the case. The special combines a mixture of archival photographs and film footage along with dramatic reenactments to illustrate Donahue’s theories.
Donahue’s theory has been out there for more than 20 years, but has gotten relatively little attention. Reelz is obviously hoping renewed interest around the upcoming 50th anniversary of JFK’s death will put conspiracy theories in the spotlight again.
Compelling enough to wait until every involved person has died.There's also a new book claiming to reveal the identity of Jack The Ripper.To me personally the most compelling read I have ever had was the November 23rd,1963 morning edition of The New York Times.
ReplyDeletevery good job and most logical explanation I have heard...
ReplyDeleteTold by a high up 20 years ago when everyone associated with the Kennedy assassination dies will the truth come out.Funny China and Russia know what happened.
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