Bless his heart.... all those years later, still plumping the company line.. Oswald Oswald.

You’re a good man to tow the company line, and tell your side of the story… thank you

This man is only telling you what he was told to say.

He said that when they went to Ft Worth, there was a prior 2 week period of preparing the security such as locking all the windows that faced the street etc. Why wasn’t this done at Dallas?

This man is not full of bulls@#t.  He unloaded it right here.

This dude needs to go back to the cupboard

the best secret service agent that day was Clint Hill. at least he reacted and ran up to the car that had stopped in the kill zone.  agent Abraham Bolden was a good agent, but he was framed by the good old boy network and run out of his job. railroaded into jail.

It was good of you to let him talk. I have always wondered how complicit the Secret Service was. After watching this I'm 90% sure the answer is very.

at 7 mins, 30 sec, Howard repeated line that Marina could only speak a few words of English  Yet in a January 1964 TV interview Marina was able to understand questions in English, without an interpreter, and answer correctly, in broken, but appropriate English ..

I was gonna give this guy a fair chance up until I saw how he lied about the Zapruder film. If there was something to prove he should have showed the film and present the evidence with it.  Instead he knew that if he did he would have looked crazy and his whole argument would have been invalid.

A good researcher would know where the shots came from.
A horrible researcher would know where the shots came from.

I listened to the whole thing. I heard him out. I don't think he is a liar, but he has a difficult time admitting when he is wrong. Therefore, he will never stray from the original story he convinced himself of. He can't admit that there are things he doesn't know

Lying through his teeth! He must be a comedian 🙂

wow I guess they really protected lee real good ,   humm

Uhhhh... Mr. Mike "We sealed all the windows in Ft. Worth" Howard—  What happened to all the unsealed windows in Dallas, where the unrest was much worse?

36:50  This looks like one of the Willis photographs.  Linda Willis says the original showed a train at the top of the northern grassy knoll behind the cars, but it was airbrushed away when her dad's film was returned from  Washington D.C.  We know from the James Darnell film (taken minutes after JFK was shot) that indeed the train was there.  It was almost pulled away at 1pm but Lee Bowers wouldn't release it.  It was rolled away by midafternoon regardless.  Since there was such an effort to airbrush the train away and roll the train away, this suggests a sniper used the train as his firing position for the final JFK head shot.

At this point saying Oswald was a lone nut assassin is just ridiculous. The doctors in Dallas and facts of Oswalds background should easily verify that to anyone willing to look into it.

In frame 313 it was said that Zapruder was in motion as well.

After this company line presentation he went to the closest Cracker Barrel for dinner with the audience members that believed every word.😂

1:00:26  Oswald was seen walking in to work by the guys on the back (north) loading dock, as Frazier's car was parked a two-minute or so walk north of there in the peon parking lot.  He stayed behind to fiddle under the hood and Oswald walked to the book depository job by himself.  The loading dock workers saw Oswald was not carrying anything.  Not even a sack lunch.

The way the brown-wrapper rifle as curtain rods story happened was that Buell Wesley Frazier was under interrogation at Dallas Police HQ and homicide detective Capt. Fritz shoved a paper in front of him.  It was a confession Fritz wanted Frazier to sign, and it was Frazier's confession he had shot JFK.  Frazier was being threatened with the Texas electric chair, so he asked Fritz, "What do I have to do to get out of this?"  That's when Fritz told him to peddle the rifle in brown paper as curtain rods story.  By this time his sister was there, so she agreed to help him with the story to save her brother from being executed.  Her mother verified later that Oswald had no such package when he had been at the Irving TX house to get his ride the morning of Nov. 22.