This is just to let everyone know that, as the original author of the article, I am going to be deleting the James Files entry on Wikipedia.org on May 1st.
This is an invitation for anyone who wishes to take over, to please go right ahead.
-Joe
James Files on Wikipedia
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Billy Boggs
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I read the main argument about the cartridge and its suspected manufacture date. And it seems to be accurate, except for one possibility.
I personally am not pro or con James Files. I take all information and gather it up, analyze it, then look for corroboration. James Files stated that just before he shot he could see the Presidents head thrown forward as his bullet hit, throwing the head back. No one saw this in the Zapruder film until it was slowed down, frame by frame. And sure enough, the presidents head was in fact thrown approximately 4 to 6 inches forward, just prior to the bullet impact from the front.
I'm no expert in head stampings or anything about cartridges. But saying that, when it comes to anything about the CIA you better be careful. It is said that the Fireball came from the CIA. It is also said it was modified to fire .222 cartridge.
How many out there can attest that the CIA does not, or ever has contracted the manufacture of ammunition? And if they did, what would the head stamp look like? The picture I viewed showed a elongated dot, not a dash.
http://www.manuscriptservice.com/Headstamp/
Again, only a possibility.
I personally am not pro or con James Files. I take all information and gather it up, analyze it, then look for corroboration. James Files stated that just before he shot he could see the Presidents head thrown forward as his bullet hit, throwing the head back. No one saw this in the Zapruder film until it was slowed down, frame by frame. And sure enough, the presidents head was in fact thrown approximately 4 to 6 inches forward, just prior to the bullet impact from the front.
I'm no expert in head stampings or anything about cartridges. But saying that, when it comes to anything about the CIA you better be careful. It is said that the Fireball came from the CIA. It is also said it was modified to fire .222 cartridge.
How many out there can attest that the CIA does not, or ever has contracted the manufacture of ammunition? And if they did, what would the head stamp look like? The picture I viewed showed a elongated dot, not a dash.
http://www.manuscriptservice.com/Headstamp/
Again, only a possibility.
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Joe Balliro
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Like you, I am also neither pro- nor anti- Files. However, when Bob Vernon himself comes along and pastes his links right across the top, its kind of difficult for me to just simply erase his entry without suspicion being raised. People will point to me and say "Ah HA!...you have a pro-Files agenda (Like they've already done in the past)" or something like that.
Then, when people listen to his aunt Christine interview with Bob Vernon saying things like she didn't know he was in the military, or never knew he used the name Sutton, or does not believe he shot Kennedy, it puts pressure on me. And then Files refuses to give his military ID number. How can I go against Bob Vernon and his aunt Christine? It makes me look bad.
-Joe
Then, when people listen to his aunt Christine interview with Bob Vernon saying things like she didn't know he was in the military, or never knew he used the name Sutton, or does not believe he shot Kennedy, it puts pressure on me. And then Files refuses to give his military ID number. How can I go against Bob Vernon and his aunt Christine? It makes me look bad.
-Joe
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Joe Balliro
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