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John Hinckley Jr. gained national notoriety in 1981 when he attempted to assassinate President Ronald Reagan outside of a Washington, D.C. hotel.
UPDATED: SEP 13, 2022
John Hinckley Jr. suffered from depression and obsessive tendencies throughout his life. In the 1970s, Hinckley began stalking actress Jodie Foster. In 1981, he attempted to assassinate President Ronald Reagan of outside a Washington, D.C. hotel. He was found not guilty by reason of insanity, and was placed in a mental institution.
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In July 2016, after being treated at St. Elizabeth's psychiatric hospital for 35 years, Hinckley has been deemed fit for release to live with his 90-year-old mother in Williamsburg, Va. For a number of years his supervised visits had gradually increased to 17 days a month. As part of the release plan, there will be numerous restrictions imposed on him, including close monitoring of his movements, limiting how far he is able to travel and providing authorities with access to his computer browsing history.
“The court finds by the preponderance of the evidence that Mr. Hinckley will not be a danger to himself or to others if released on full-time convalescent leave to Williamsburg under the conditions proposed,” said U.S. District Judge Paul L Friedman of Washington in his 103-page opinion on the matter.
If Hinckley adheres to the rules, authorities may phase out all restrictions 12 to 18 months from his release, which is set to be in early August 2016.
ConfederateSS wrote:--------60th Anniversary, JFK assassinated...
-------- JFK killed by a Russian imposter... Pretending to be Lee Harvey Oswald...LBJ sworn in as President...Talk about Russia,Russia,Russia, Russian Election Interference...One Great All American Hero...JACK RUBY...who dealt swift Frontier Justice...To a Commie Pinko killer...I know , but look at the next two assassins of President/could be President(killed)...Ronald Reagan and RFK sr. (Killed)...Sirhan Sirhan and John Hinckley...Who were allowed to go on living, thanks to a bleeding heart liberal justice system...Both who were let out of prison by Gov. Newsom...Sirhan Sirhan was a vegetable when let out...But Hinckley is on social media, talking crap...Why is he even still alive...Once again, Thank GOD for All American Hero JACK RUBY... ....There is a Mexican saying, basically, To steal from a thief is a good thing...The Russian Imposter stole JFK's life...Ruby stole his...
--------- Really, watch In Search of...Lee Harvey Oswald... Episode...Tells why that was a Russian imposter...From old childhood operation, scars as a Marine Medical report...A diary...That was written by Russians...Not digging his body up, to reexamine it...The episode ends with his grave stone ...Also , A motor cycle mic left on...That catches they shots fired...A second gunman...
--------- If you dug him up today... Could they get DNA from the bones, match it to a Oswald relative???...Is 60 years to long, the DNA useless???
--------- I can't believe, Ruby was never pardon By LBJ or any President afterwards...... ConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion)...
What You Need To Know
Former U.S. Secret Service Agent Paul Landis was assigned to work with the Kennedy administration, serving from inauguration until after President John F. Kennedy's assassination
Landis said he found a bullet in the president's limo following the deadly shooting Nov. 22, 1963
Landis said he placed the bullet on the president's gurney at the hospital and didn't report the evidence
A witness who was close to the president during those seconds in Dallas is now breaking his silence and revealing never-before documented information about what some consider to be a pivotal piece of evidence.
Paul Landis said he has mainly happy memories about his five-year stint in the Secret Service.
“This was, to me, the greatest job in the universe,” Landis said. “I just, I loved it.
He holds on to news about the 35th president. He has a box full of unopened newspapers printed during the Kennedy administration.
“The Kennedys were young and vivacious,” he said. “I don’t think the country had seen a president like that before or since.”
Landis was there, on duty, as Kennedy took the oath of office.
“I was stationed in front of the inauguration stand in front of the White House in the afternoon,” he said.
He was also in Dallas when gunfire claimed Kennedy’s life on Nov. 22, 1963.
The bold headlines on Landis’s collection of newsprint are as bold as the event remains in his mind.
He was riding on the right rear running board of the vehicle behind the presidential limo when he heard a shot fired.
“Came from over my right shoulder,” he said. “And I turned and looked and didn’t see anything. And then I scanned the crowd and I looked at President Kennedy. I did not realize he had been hit at that point.”
A second shot rang out. Landis later learned that bullet wounded Texas Gov. John Connally.
Then another shot hit Kennedy in the head.
The motorcade raced to Parkland Memorial Hospital. Landis said he took a closer look at the limo and noticed a crack in the windshield.
When the First Lady stood up, he said he noticed something else.
“An almost perfect bullet on the back seat,” he said. “On the top of the back seat.”
Landis said he slipped the evidence in his pocket.
“I didn’t want to see a souvenir hunter or anybody get it,” he said.
Hospital staff rushed Kennedy to its Trauma Unit One. The surge of chaos pushed Landis against the president’s feet.
“I thought, ‘well, here’s a perfect place to leave the bullet,’” he said. “It’s with the president’s body, they’ll find it during an autopsy.”
He said he left the bullet on the gurney next to Kennedy’s shoe and didn’t mention it in any of his statements to the government’s 1964 investigation conducted by the Warren Commission.
“I think people have a hard time understanding the stress that everybody was going through,” Landis said. “I mean, I’m not using it as an excuse, it’s just what happened.”
Now Landis wants to set the record straight. He documents his memories surrounding President Kennedy’s assassination in a new book, “The Final Witness.”
“I think the bullet I took out of the limo is a big piece that the Warren Commission didn’t have,” he said.
Landis said his bullet refutes the Warren Commission’s theory that a single bullet hit both the governor and president, but supports the commission’s view that Lee Harvey Oswald killed Kennedy.
“Nothing’s there to convince me that there was a second shooter,” he said.
When the First Lady stood up, he said he noticed something else.
“An almost perfect bullet on the back seat,” he said. “On the top of the back seat.”
Landis said he slipped the evidence in his pocket.
“I didn’t want to see a souvenir hunter or anybody get it,” he said.
Hospital staff rushed Kennedy to its Trauma Unit One. The surge of chaos pushed Landis against the president’s feet.
“I thought, ‘well, here’s a perfect place to leave the bullet,’” he said. “It’s with the president’s body, they’ll find it during an autopsy.”
He said he left the bullet on the gurney next to Kennedy’s shoe and didn’t mention it in any of his statements to the government’s 1964 investigation conducted by the Warren Commission.
“I think people have a hard time understanding the stress that everybody was going through,” Landis said. “I mean, I’m not using it as an excuse, it’s just what happened.”
Landis said his bullet refutes the Warren Commission’s theory that a single bullet hit both the governor and president, but supports the commission’s view that Lee Harvey Oswald killed Kennedy.
“Nothing’s there to convince me that there was a second shooter,” he said.
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Earlier this year, the National Archives and Records Administration released thousands of records related to John F. Kennedy’s assassination.
At this time, there are no plans to reopen an investigation into Kennedy’s death.
Earl Warren, Chief Justice of the United States (chairman) (1891–1974)
Richard Russell Jr. (D-Georgia), U.S. Senator, (1897–1971)
John Sherman Cooper (R-Kentucky), U.S. Senator (1901–1991)
Hale Boggs (D-Louisiana), U.S. Representative, House Majority Whip (1914–1972)
Gerald Ford (R-Michigan), U.S. Representative (later 38th President of the United States), House Minority Leader (1913–2006)
Allen Dulles, former Director of Central Intelligence and head of the Central Intelligence Agency (1893–1969)
John J. McCloy, former president of the World Bank (1895–1989)
General counsel
J. Lee Rankin (1907–1996)[15]
Dukasaur wrote:So much data is forever buried, so ABSOLUTE proof there will never be.
However, of all the theories that I have read, the Mafia theory passes the basic tests of internal and external consistency.
- Carlos Marcello had been deeply wronged by the Kennedys. He had extreme personal hatred for them and a "to the death" personal vendetta.
- Marcello was the Godfather of the Louisiana Mafia, and undisputed underworld boss of Louisiana and Texas. New Orleans was the birthplace of the American branch of the Cosa Nostra. New Orleans crime bosses were uniquely independent and could order murders without asking permission from the Commission in New York.
- The Dallas police department was deeply corrupt and had many officers on the Mafia payroll, capable of concealing evidence and diverting attention to from the real assassins to Oswald.
- Jack Ruby was a known soldier of Marcello. Silencing Oswald (to prevent him from ever proving his innocence) is the only plausible reason why Ruby to give up his freedom by committing a murder that couldn't be hidden.
- Numerous minor details have been well documented connecting Marcello to the Kennedy assassination. It isn't proof, but it is very strongly suggestive.
jusplay4fun wrote:Dukasaur wrote:So much data is forever buried, so ABSOLUTE proof there will never be.
However, of all the theories that I have read, the Mafia theory passes the basic tests of internal and external consistency.
- Carlos Marcello had been deeply wronged by the Kennedys. He had extreme personal hatred for them and a "to the death" personal vendetta.
- Marcello was the Godfather of the Louisiana Mafia, and undisputed underworld boss of Louisiana and Texas. New Orleans was the birthplace of the American branch of the Cosa Nostra. New Orleans crime bosses were uniquely independent and could order murders without asking permission from the Commission in New York.
- The Dallas police department was deeply corrupt and had many officers on the Mafia payroll, capable of concealing evidence and diverting attention to from the real assassins to Oswald.
- Jack Ruby was a known soldier of Marcello. Silencing Oswald (to prevent him from ever proving his innocence) is the only plausible reason why Ruby to give up his freedom by committing a murder that couldn't be hidden.
- Numerous minor details have been well documented connecting Marcello to the Kennedy assassination. It isn't proof, but it is very strongly suggestive.
IF the "hit" by Oswald was ordered coordinated by the New Orleans Mafia, under Carlos Marcello, then why would ANY member of the Warren Commission try to cover it up?
jusplay4fun wrote:And I do not want a suggestion that Oswald was somehow link to both the N.O. Mafia and the CIA; I want something more than "it's possible" and here is the solid evidence.
jusplay4fun wrote:IF the "hit" by Oswald was ordered coordinated by the New Orleans Mafia, under Carlos Marcello, then why would ANY member of the Warren Commission try to cover it up?
Dukasaur wrote:So don't be convinced.
Continue believing that a lone madman squeezed off three shots from an old bolt-action rifle in five seconds or less, accurately hitting a moving target at 90 yards.
Continue believing that dozens of witnesses who saw movement on the grassy knoll were all either insane or liars.
Continue believing that the Dallas police officers who interviewed the men loitering in the alleyway behind the grassy knoll did not bother making any notes about their conversation and did not have any recollection of the event.
Continue believing that Jack Ruby, a heroin-dealing pimp who ran a shady nightclub and was HEAVILY in debt to the Mafia, and had never been accused of any civic pride in his life, was suddenly so overwhelmed with patriotic fervor that he had to go get himself a potential life sentence by murdering the assassin in plain view of umpteen cops.
Continue, by all means. No skin off my ass.
Votanic wrote:The Grassy Knoll/Second Gunman Conspiracy and The Oswald Did Not Act Alone Conspiracy should be treated as two separate possibilities.
The former is nonsense made by and for people wearing tin foil hats. The latter is quite possible.
Dukasaur wrote:Votanic wrote:The Grassy Knoll/Second Gunman Conspiracy and The Oswald Did Not Act Alone Conspiracy should be treated as two separate possibilities.
The former is nonsense made by and for people wearing tin foil hats. The latter is quite possible.
Wrong.
Almost nobody on the planet except Jp4f thinks that Oswald acted alone. Even the U.S. Congress in its official inquiry concluded that there almost certainly was a second shooter.
The breakdown between the different theories is not about who did the shooting, but WHY.
The tinfoil hat people believe in some variation on the Jim Garrison theories -- basically that it was the so-called Deep State.
People more grounded in reality believe either in the Mafia theory or the CIA/Cubans theory.
Those are the basic three theories. I'm obviously convinced that it was a Mafia hit, but I'll give a tip of the hat to the people holding out for the Cubans, who granted have amassed a significant amount of evidence.
But nobody who has studied the event is still defending the Warren Commission. Even, as noted, the U.S. Congress has officially repudiated Warren.
Votanic wrote:Dukasaur wrote:Votanic wrote:The Grassy Knoll/Second Gunman Conspiracy and The Oswald Did Not Act Alone Conspiracy should be treated as two separate possibilities.
The former is nonsense made by and for people wearing tin foil hats. The latter is quite possible.
Wrong.
Almost nobody on the planet except Jp4f thinks that Oswald acted alone. Even the U.S. Congress in its official inquiry concluded that there almost certainly was a second shooter.
The breakdown between the different theories is not about who did the shooting, but WHY.
The tinfoil hat people believe in some variation on the Jim Garrison theories -- basically that it was the so-called Deep State.
People more grounded in reality believe either in the Mafia theory or the CIA/Cubans theory.
Those are the basic three theories. I'm obviously convinced that it was a Mafia hit, but I'll give a tip of the hat to the people holding out for the Cubans, who granted have amassed a significant amount of evidence.
But nobody who has studied the event is still defending the Warren Commission. Even, as noted, the U.S. Congress has officially repudiated Warren.
Where do begin...
• The grassy Knoll was exposed. A few small trees, a short fence and then a parking lot with a train watch tower with an observer on the other side, and there were people all over the place, coming and going. Nobody was setting up a rifle there.
• Badge Man does not exist. That is not a photo of a person. Dream on.
• Less than a minute after the shooting, everybody headed up the knoll. They weren't all suddenly chasing a shooter. They were trying to get out of view of the sniper that had just shot from the building.. or maybe just get back to their car in the parking lot.
• That entire bullet that guy supposedly found on the back seat and then told people about 60 years later. That's just baloney, whether the third shot came from the depository or the grassy knoll.
• Even if Kennedy's throat wound and Connally's wounds were caused by separate bullets, they still both entered from behind both men, from the Depository.
• The term 'magic bullet' is a reference to the second bullet hitting several times. It does not mean that the bullet had to travel in an impossible curved path, though there may have been slight deflections when it hit bone. There is enough acceptable wiggle room in the exact positioning of Kennedy and Connelly to explain it.
• Babushka Lady, Umbrella Man, and the rest of the that 'gang' are spooky fun, like they just stepped out of a David Lynch fim (or one by Oliver Stone?) but there is no actual significance.
The dynamics of the third shot explained in detail.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5934694/pdf/main.pdf
https://www.acsr.org/post/a-technical-investigation-pertaining-to-the-first-shot-fired-in-the-jfk-assassination
More speculative, but is likely that James Tague was injured by the first bullet. The other two shots don't make sense.
During hearings before the House Select Committee on Crime, Representative Sam Steiger asked Carlos Marcello if he recalled meeting Civello. Marcello replied only, "I've heard of him."[9]
In its investigation of the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the House Select Committee on Assassinations said that it recognized Jack Ruby's murder of Lee Harvey Oswald as a primary reason to suspect organized crime as possibly having involvement in the assassination.[10] In its investigation of Ruby to determine if he was involved in criminal activities and if that involvement was related to the killing of Oswald, the HSCA noted that Ruby was a "personal acquaintance" of Civello and that Civello was an associate of Marcello.[10]
Votanic wrote:Duk, Ruby is a likely part of the Oswald Did Not Act Alone Conspiracy.
How are you linking him to the Grassy Knoll/Second Gunman Nonsense?
Dukasaur wrote:Votanic wrote:Duk, Ruby is a likely part of the Oswald Did Not Act Alone Conspiracy.
How are you linking him to the Grassy Knoll/Second Gunman Nonsense?
That's an arbitrary distinction only you are making.
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