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In reply to the discussion: Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy believed President Kennedy was killed by a conspiracy. [View all]Spider Jerusalem
(21,786 posts)Oswald's leaving his wedding ring in a teacup next to his wife's bedside? That's a pretty strong indication that he didn't expect to see her again (not to mention his leaving her $170, almost all the money he had, when he was as tight as the proverbial fish's arse). Couple that circumstantial evidence with his murder of JD Tippit (to which there were two eyewitnesses) less than half an hour after the assassination (and also with Howard Brennan, who saw a man he identified as Oswald firing a rifle from a 6th floor window of the TSBD, and other witnesses who saw a rifle barrel protruding from that 6th floor window), and there's little reason to sincerely believe that Oswald was an innocent man. It basically requires dismissing the evidence to conclude that anyone other than Oswald did it.