Railroad Switchman Lee Bowers - Witness to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy

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  • @jimmylieb5225
    @jimmylieb5225 Год назад +258

    rest in peace Mr Bowers!!

    • @vixtex
      @vixtex Год назад +19

      Amen🙏🏼

    • @larryaldama1673
      @larryaldama1673 Год назад +6

      ✝️🛐🇺🇸

    • @marionmarcetic7287
      @marionmarcetic7287 Месяц назад +4

      Amen To That Rest In Peace And Condolences To Your Family And Friends Too In Yeshua Jesus Christ's Precious Saviour's Name Shalom And Amen!✝️✝️🛐🛐😇🌟🤗🙏🙏🙏🇨🇦🇬🇧🇮🇱♾️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🗽🦅❤️❤️❤️‼️

    • @QuickHittinEm
      @QuickHittinEm Месяц назад +1

      Did he have a choice?

  • @hunkydory900
    @hunkydory900 Год назад +259

    Oh my, he had to be eradicated, too intelligent, very well spoken and the only eye witness to the stockade fence shooter. Remembered the cars, the plates the mud, the flash. Unfortunately, it turned out that he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. RIP sir.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 11 месяцев назад

      You know what he clearly saw? Diddly squat, much less anything that would threaten any conspiracy. He didn't die until 2 years after he had already testified. His car accident was investigated by the police, the HSCA, researcher David Perry... and they all found no evidence for foul play.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      Bowers clearly saw nothing that would threaten any conspiracy, he didn't die until some 2 years after he had already testified, and his car accident was investigated by the police, the HSCA and by researcher David Perry, none of whom found any evidence of foul play.

    • @pjpaulamcpip3266
      @pjpaulamcpip3266 10 месяцев назад +9

      Mr Hoffman was also an eye witness to a shooter from behind the stockade fence .

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@pjpaulamcpip3266 He was an unreliable witness who changed his story.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      You know what Bowers saw that would threaten any conspiracy? Zilch. He didn't die until two years after he had already testified and his car accident was investigated by the police, the HSCA and researcher David Perry, none of whom found any evidence for foul play.

  • @philsharp758
    @philsharp758 Год назад +331

    Thank you for continuing to post these videos about the death of JFK.

  • @barefoot191
    @barefoot191 Год назад +439

    Being at the right place at the right time surely cost this poor man his life. RIP Mr. Bowers.

    • @slide4180
      @slide4180 Год назад +10

      Oh, brother. Get a grip.

    • @barefoot191
      @barefoot191 Год назад +2

      @slide4180 Read his testimony in the Warren report. He saw a puff of smoke come from the grassy knoll, among other things in that area that day. He died in a single car accident on an isolated road two years later. The medical examiner said that the cause of death had nothing to do with his car accident.
      24 material witnesses to the assassination all died within 5 years, and many were under mysterious circumstances. You need to stop believing what the media tells you to believe and research things on your own there skippy.

    • @Slo-ryde
      @Slo-ryde Год назад +12

      But he didn’t witness anything or anyone doing the shooting… he only described what occurred in the area….. 100’s of people heard shots fired in the plaza!…. There was no big revelation here!

    • @barefoot191
      @barefoot191 Год назад +44

      @@Slo-ryde I disagree skippy. Him along with 23 others saw or knew enough about the conspiracy to have their lives cut short because of it.

    • @rawbacon
      @rawbacon Год назад +4

      @@barefoot191 No one saw another shooter and no one claimed to. Bowers is on record saying he saw nothing in his first day affidavit. Facts are facts and Bowers knew nothing by his own admission. He also told Officer Boone just seconds after the shooting that he saw nothing.

  • @joshron99
    @joshron99 Год назад +313

    Sharp guy, brainy, not a wasted word. I would think a _very_ reliable witness.

    • @will27ns
      @will27ns Год назад +3

      Overactive imagination.

    • @shortfuze5685
      @shortfuze5685 Год назад +10

      His memory and attention to detail too

    • @barryirvin2417
      @barryirvin2417 Год назад +2

      His testimony was he saw some people milling around . He never said he was shooters behind the fence .

    • @joshron99
      @joshron99 Год назад +1

      @@barryirvin2417 True

    • @KRD11
      @KRD11 Год назад +4

      A witness who says he could not say what he saw just that something caught his eye at the time of the shooting. Hardly a threat to anyone or reason to kill someone 3 years after the event.

  • @MrBarrynicholas
    @MrBarrynicholas 6 месяцев назад +90

    The most clear and concise witness you will ever hear.

  • @richardcamacho7276
    @richardcamacho7276 Год назад +241

    Amazing how the truth is so simply told with nothing to gain as opposedto those who deceive and have to concoct webs of deceit to cover their tracks leading to the ill gotten gains reaped from this assassination.

    • @johncook30284
      @johncook30284 Год назад +1

      @richardcomacho7276 Do you think besides people who want to make some gains on incident they might also be thinking to cover what could be lost.especially jobs or job security, their individual sense of personal security ( covering up fear which some think as un-manly)

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      What the hell are you talking about? lol

    • @davidn.5803
      @davidn.5803 9 месяцев назад +2

      ​​@@johncook30284
      You are making NO SENSE whatsoever.
      ¿What the H€\\ are talking about?

    • @thespy7795
      @thespy7795 8 месяцев назад +7

      ​@@aaronz7056Kennedy was shot by more than one shooter.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 8 месяцев назад

      @@thespy7795 In that case you will of course now explain away all of the following:
      a) All bullets and fragments ever found were matched to Oswald's rifle.
      b) Victims' reactions in Zapruder's film, 1-2 frames apart, clearly demonstrate they are hit by the same bullet, and ergo, from behind.
      c) Victims' wounds demonstrably line up on a trajectory and track straight back to the sixth floor window.
      d) View of the entry wound on Connally's back would demonstrably have been blocked by Kennedy's body, ergo the same bullet has to have gone through both of them.
      e) Kennedy is very clearly seen in the film to suffer a massive exit wound exploding at the temple, consistent only with a shot from behind.
      f) Connally's said the shots all came from behind.
      g) Autopsy shows the shots came from behind.
      h) Parkland doctors had no particular problem with the autopsy photos.
      i) Witnesses directly under the sixth floor window firmly said the shots all came from directly overhead.
      j) Those witnesses had a clear view behind the knoll fence and would plainly have seen any gunman there.
      k) Zapruder's secretary was only yards away from the fence and saw and heard nobody there.
      l) It's ludicrously implausible anybody would ever assume they would successfully frame this on a lone shooter while firing from multiple directions with different guns and bullets.

  • @orangejuice4332
    @orangejuice4332 Год назад +217

    Something I always thought, he said the time between the 2-3 shots were too close to be the same shooter.

    • @paulmicelli5819
      @paulmicelli5819 Год назад +52

      Can't fire that fast with a bolt action, takes time to eject and reload next round. More than one shooter sounds like to me.

    • @Hamish-y2c
      @Hamish-y2c Год назад +3

      Like he would know with everything going on.

    • @jimmylieb5225
      @jimmylieb5225 Год назад

      @user. how's the weather in moscow tonight?? say hello to butcher putin for me.

    • @randyrudd5594
      @randyrudd5594 Год назад +9

      AND….there could definitely have been the possibility of “superimposed sonic reverberation in that truncated route; causing one gunshot to sonically “eclipsed” by another. Hell, for all we know, there may have been one more. Anyone today would be on this like stink on poop. We have a great democratic republic; but that doesn’t mean that malfeasance, mendacity, and self interest never rears its ugly, insidious head!!

    • @douglascarlson9006
      @douglascarlson9006 Год назад +2

      Very good point!

  • @jjosephm7539
    @jjosephm7539 Год назад +145

    This is the second time that I heard about the motor police trying to drive his bike up the hill (Grassy knoll) There were 2 motor cops that witnessed a puff of smoke from the picket fence area. One ran up the hill, the other tried to drive his bike up the hill.
    This damages the lone gunman theory

    • @dannylujan3619
      @dannylujan3619 Год назад +3

      I just heard that story today...
      Another rail guy...

    • @davidmoss4280
      @davidmoss4280 Год назад +4

      The lone gun theory is not damaged at all, because Bowers was in the best position to observe any activity behind the picket fence and he saw no one walking, running, or carrying a rifle in this area immediately after the shooting, this was substantiated by sheriff Eugene Boone who searched the area immediately afterward and found nothing, no footprints in recently turned over flower beds, which would have had to be crossed.
      Bowers never mentioned suspicious activity in his nov 22nd affidavit but suddenly remembered it months later, mind you he came across Mark Lane , now the chance for sensationalism was about to get interesting, Mark Lane was an expert at getting witnesses to embellish a story.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 Год назад +5

      Officer Haygood firmly testified he ran up the knoll to secure the area, and that he saw nothing and nobody.

    • @JennaP363
      @JennaP363 Год назад

      ​@aaronz7056 And he lied. I have researched the murder of President Kennedy for over 20 years. My Father-in-law very high in military intelligence told me "if you want to know what happened do your research. The shots did come from the grassy knoll. Oswald had no idea what was going on in Dealy Plaza that fateful day. Wake up people Johnson & his co-horts murdered President in cold blood.

    • @coryhoggatt7691
      @coryhoggatt7691 Год назад

      @@aaronz7056absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
      One witness testified to seeing two men with a rifle behind the picket fence. Others testified to seeing foot prints and one officer stopped a subject leaving the area.
      How’s the paid disinformation job going Aaron? Still at it I see.

  • @kevinbrennan-ji1so
    @kevinbrennan-ji1so Год назад +176

    Bowers was an unimpeachable witness and thus caused quite a problem for the conspirators. Witnesses like these needed to be eradicated.

    • @dannylujan3619
      @dannylujan3619 Год назад +2

      What is actually a conspiracy person Mate?
      Did you have a vaccine to stay alive?
      That's the connection

    • @slide4180
      @slide4180 Год назад

      🙄

    • @BazookaTooth707
      @BazookaTooth707 Год назад +5

      The Warren Report failed to include the witness testimony of many witnesses who were only seen as inconveniences anyway. Can't say they off'd the guy, but I also wouldn't be surprised. I'm surprised the interviewer Mark Lane wasn't taken out if that's the case. He died fairly recently.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 11 месяцев назад

      @@BazookaTooth707 Lane disgusted interview subjects by twisting their words, he was soundly condemned by two commissions for jerking them around with conspiracy theories he playfully refused to back up with evidence, he packed his books with demonstrable fabrications, he was described as "a despicable liar" by Charles Brehm and "evil" by John Connally, etc.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 11 месяцев назад

      Bowers clearly saw squat and he didn't die until 2 years after he had already testified. His car accident was investigated by the police, the HSCA and by researcher David Perry, none of whom found any evidence of foul play. Enough with the crackpot conspiracy paranoia already.

  • @andrewcharley1893
    @andrewcharley1893 Год назад +362

    Bowers said alot more off the record about what he saw behind the fence (he claimed to have witnessed two uniformed 'officers' by the stockade fence prior to the shooting).If the 'Badgeman' was real, chances are that Bowers may have witnessed him hovering around the picket fence area just prior to the shots. Fascinating stuff.

    • @trumpsuxcaucus
      @trumpsuxcaucus Год назад +31

      Badgeman was real. He was officer J.D. Tippet of the Dallas police department. He fired the fatal headshot that killed JFK.

    • @Johncourt409
      @Johncourt409 Год назад +6

      @@trumpsuxcaucusok I’m a little on the slow side I’ll admit it. Was your comment just being sarcastic or is it something else? I’m not a conspiracy theorist or anything, I just didn’t understand your comment.

    • @trumpsuxcaucus
      @trumpsuxcaucus Год назад +8

      @@Johncourt409 no, I'm not being sarcastic.

    • @Johncourt409
      @Johncourt409 Год назад +12

      @@trumpsuxcaucus Thanks for replying and I’ll have to look into JD Tippet. I know he was the officer that Oswald supposedly shot. I never even thought about him other than what they reported. This is interesting stuff. Thanks again.

    • @ronniemurtagh1786
      @ronniemurtagh1786 Год назад +24

      @@Johncourt409 Somehow or another, if there was a conspiracy, I would doubt they would use a real Dallas officer, and then send him of patrolling an hour later. While Oswald may or may not have been involved, I feel it would be crazy to suggest JD Tippet was the shooter of JFK and just went back patrolling like nothing happened!

  • @Scott-d7d
    @Scott-d7d Год назад +295

    These railroad workers all had a PERFECT vantage point and ALL were concentrated on the president and the entire area. From their perspective they would have been able to see the "wooden fence" as well as the motorcade without moving their head. They would easily have seen the smoke from the trees in their peripheral along with pinpointing the gunfire reports all while watching the rounds actually hit the president. This is as credible as it gets when it comes to witness accountability AND there several of them not just one. They all described having seen the EXACT SAME THING. This alone is enough to dismiss the entire Warren report as corrupt propaganda. Coupled with all of the other evidence it's so damned obvious how absolutely evil our government has always been. And it has just been getting worse ever since. Why on earth do people ignore it all and trust these people to lead us in anything? It all shows how effective television and movie propaganda is and why it's the most powerful weapon in the government arsenal. So sad that so many people just burry their heads in the sand, SELFISHLY, and hide from TRUTH!!

    • @hootinouts
      @hootinouts Год назад

      Very well stated my friend. As a natural born American citizen, it sickens me the more I realize just how evil the leaders of this country have been from even the earliest of presidents.

    • @brianzybura8633
      @brianzybura8633 Год назад +21

      I agree with you a 100%.

    • @faithijn8338
      @faithijn8338 Год назад

      It was a planned in house assassination by our own alphabet boys 😎 and GEORGE HWB’s name keeps coming up & LBJ. Not selfish EVIL.

    • @tomscott3
      @tomscott3 Год назад +21

      "And it has just been getting worse ever since." You, my friend, are one of the few people here in Amerika who are tuned in. I've said for some time that it's getting worse--particularly regarding the world's largest crime syndicate (the US legal system)--and still _accelerating_ as mind boggling as that is.
      Very Best Regards,
      Tom Scott
      Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System
      _Our American Injustice System_
      _Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_

    • @timeresrch
      @timeresrch Год назад +4

      Write a comment, not an essay!

  • @MarcMarion-c7i
    @MarcMarion-c7i Год назад +270

    Lee Bowers, a true patriot who told the truth and it cost him his life…..

    • @nickslick75
      @nickslick75 Год назад +4

      What 'truth' would that be? By his own admission he was very vague about what he thought he saw.

    • @rawbacon
      @rawbacon Год назад +7

      He told the truth that he saw nothing which can be read in his first day affidavit and that was also confirmed by Officer Boone who talked to him just seconds after the shooting.

    • @lynnjacobs2091
      @lynnjacobs2091 Год назад

      @@nickslick75 Only 50 more years to wait for the remainder of the JFK Assassination files to be released to the Public! Literally no one will be alive to recall the assassination!! Can you say "coverup"??

    • @stevemill8959
      @stevemill8959 Год назад +23

      3 of his friends spoke up some years ago and said Lee told them he saw the shooters but was too afraid to talk about it so he was vague with his statement. These are men In their 70’s and 80’s why would they lie

    • @nickslick75
      @nickslick75 Год назад +2

      @@stevemill8959 Yeah, 100% pal. Whatever you say! lol

  • @johnclegg4993
    @johnclegg4993 Год назад +356

    One of many murdered witnesses.

    • @timhorpo
      @timhorpo Год назад +1

      Liar

    • @yoannmercier7647
      @yoannmercier7647 Год назад

      -Dorothy Kilgallen has interviewed Ruby in face to face during his trial : she died in november 1965
      -Lee Bowers, a key witness died in Auguste 1966 -Bill Hunter died the 23th of April 1964, the journalist who interviewed George Senator at his home, Jack Ruby's roommate , the day after he killed Oswald. -
      Five months later, Jim Koethe, an another journalist who interviewed George Senator the same day thant Bill Hunter died.
      -Tom Howard, an attorney present in the Jack Ruby house while the interview of George Senator died in May 1965.
      No one can poove the conspiracy but when you look closely at the events following the assassination, you get a reasonable doubt. Moreover, Jack Ruby asked Earl Warren to be transferred to a prison in Washington because he feared for his life? Is it not strange to find in less than 2 hours the alleged shooter of the President of the United States, at a time when there was no cell phone, few surveillance cameras?
      @@timhorpo

    • @applejack2911
      @applejack2911 Год назад +2

      How would you possibly know?

    • @timhorpo
      @timhorpo Год назад +6

      @@applejack2911 by his own sworn testimony

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 11 месяцев назад

      The "mysterious deaths list" of witnesses is a hoax, where everybody on it either had little or no connection to the case or else their causes of death were misreported to sound more "sinister." Bowers didn't die until some two years after he had already testified and neither the police nor the HSCA found any evidence for foul play in his car accident.

  • @paulmcmurray5777
    @paulmcmurray5777 Год назад +82

    From an examination of the Zapruder film I agree that the physical reaction timing of the President and Governor Connally corresponds to the sequence timing of the shots as described by Mr. Bowers. I personally conclude that at least 2 of the shots were timed so close as to indicate 2 shooters. Great praise must be given for Mr. Lane's early response to gathering crucial eye witness accounts for the historical record. Bowers later died in a car accident and an account of the incident suggests he was under the possible influence of a hallucinogenic. LSD was a drug available to the CIA and the subject of experiments during the cynically halcyon days of "Operation MK-Ultra". The LSD was a harvested drug formulation courtesy of the Operation Paperclip program.

    • @RonaldNolter-ih4ry
      @RonaldNolter-ih4ry Год назад

      Lee Bowers was run off the road, pro bably paid mob guy did it.

    • @RonaldNolter-ih4ry
      @RonaldNolter-ih4ry Год назад +4

      I heard he was run off the road.

    • @paulmcmurray5777
      @paulmcmurray5777 Год назад +10

      @@RonaldNolter-ih4ry I heard the same thing, but he was also believed to be in mental distress when seen by emergency staff and the speculation was he was dosed with something that contributed to his fatality.The following is from the "Spartacus Educational website". It is from the last 2 paragraphs of the Lee Bowers bio. According to W. Penn Jones Jr, the editor of the Texas Midlothian Mirror , Bowers received death threats after giving evidence to the Warren Commission and Mark Lane. On 9th August, 1966, Lee Bowers was killed when his car left the road and crashed into a concrete abutment in Midlothian, Texas. Robert J. Groden later reported "Lee Bowers was heading west here on highway sixty-seven heading from Midlothian down to Cleburne and according to an eyewitness he was driven off the road by a black car. Drove him into this bridge abutment. He didn't die immediately, he held on for four hours and during that time he was talking to the ambulance people and told them that he felt he had been drugged when he stopped for coffee back there a few miles in Midlothian."

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 11 месяцев назад +3

      Examine the Zapruder film and you will clearly see with your own eyes several seconds pass between each of the 3 shots.

    • @pjpaulamcpip3266
      @pjpaulamcpip3266 10 месяцев назад +6

      @@RonaldNolter-ih4ry Key part 👌 is that " Lee felt his beverage had been spiked". He got this important statement spoken out loud before he passed away,

  • @driver3605
    @driver3605 6 месяцев назад +46

    Back then, people had no idea how crooked our Government Agencies really are and how much danger they could be in.

    • @GyorgyGezaMeszaros-l5i
      @GyorgyGezaMeszaros-l5i 25 дней назад +2

      @driver3605 what do you mean back then? The Government is even more so today!

    • @Closertotruth2
      @Closertotruth2 14 дней назад

      Too many people are still oblivious to the government lies of today.

  • @coleymoke6709
    @coleymoke6709 Год назад +82

    Compelling testimony.

  • @TheHaratashi
    @TheHaratashi Год назад +174

    Well you don't have to be an expert to know that a bolt action rifle can't fire nearly simultaneous shots like that.

    • @dannylujan3619
      @dannylujan3619 Год назад +18

      Exactly... Oswald was not the killer

    • @grosskopf2779
      @grosskopf2779 Год назад

      it was never proven that the shots that he heard came like that order.

    • @grosskopf2779
      @grosskopf2779 Год назад +3

      @@dannylujan3619 The evidence seems to point to him, but if you have some other evidence that it wasn't please share

    • @coryhoggatt7691
      @coryhoggatt7691 Год назад +17

      @@grosskopf2779nearly 50 other witness also described two shots which were nearly simultaneous.

    • @grosskopf2779
      @grosskopf2779 Год назад +2

      @@coryhoggatt7691 And?In an area like that how could they be so sure? There were people that said they heard 4 shots, 6 shots or more . All unfounded. Besides according to the wounds the shots came from the back so it really doesn't matter

  • @jamesvaughan1999
    @jamesvaughan1999 4 месяца назад +41

    Just 4 months after this interview, Lee Bowers was found dead under a bridge in Midlothian , Texas . The cause of death was sustained shock due to a head injury in the truck wreck . YEA RIGHT , Mr. Bowers saw way to much of the truth and events leading up to the Kennedy assassination. He knew way too much of the truth and who was milling around minutes before the assassination of Kennedy . The higher ups in our Government had our dear Mr. Bowers XXXED OUT for what he testified to and saw . RIP, SIR ..........

    • @ramasedimotsisi932
      @ramasedimotsisi932 4 дня назад

      The American President's fail to give justice to JFK and those who died in the pursuit of the truth and justice for JFK.Clinton,Obama,Trump,Biden and now Trump again.Someday the final truth would come from where it lies hidden.On truthful man one day would release the hidden truth in honour of those who were killed to kill the truth of the JFK death.

  • @quentinsingleton9713
    @quentinsingleton9713 Год назад +97

    Mr Bowers was a very good witness..He and other witnesses have died because of their story

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      Crackpot rubbish. Let's have names.

    • @rkid727
      @rkid727 6 месяцев назад

      If that’s true, why wasn’t he killed right away? He’s saying nothing in this interview. He’s not naming anyone. Can’t identify anyone. He basically said nothing to the Warren Commission. So you really think they waited 3 years to kill him? 😂

  • @shortfuze5685
    @shortfuze5685 Год назад +119

    This guy's memory and attention to detail is remarkable

    • @barryirvin2417
      @barryirvin2417 Год назад +1

      Bowers didn’t see anything in particular. He did however hear 3 shots and couldn’t tell where they were coming from .

    • @13muller9
      @13muller9 Год назад +9

      @@barryirvin2417 Right, but when he describes the shots, he says after the 1-shot there was a lapse of time and then he demonstrates the 2-nd and 3-rd shot were fired in rapid succession.
      The way he demonstrates those 2 last shots make it impossible for one assassin to fire both shots with the old rifle found in TSD, thus the possibility of a 2-nd gun man and a conspiracy.

    • @Terryh681
      @Terryh681 Год назад +2

      @@13muller9 But if you do any research on this you will find that it has been proven repeatedly that the shots could be fired within the time allowed. They tested the exact same rifle to see if it could fire off the rounds within the time shown on Zapruder. Thanks to this film and the other one, they know exactly when each shot was fired.

    • @clivebaxter6354
      @clivebaxter6354 Год назад

      Nonsense@@Terryh681

    • @paulmcmurray5777
      @paulmcmurray5777 Год назад +5

      @@barryirvin2417 Bowers did give Mark Lane the timing of the 3 shots he heard that indicates the last two were on top of each other. That says to me and others, 2 shooters. That was I believe not featured in the JFK movie script. It's all about details and corroboration between parallel stories and events and weeding out the inconsistencies, noting the consistencies that agree with cold hard material evidence. Sometimes the pieces to a seminal conclusion were there all along.

  • @TrueNovice
    @TrueNovice Год назад +78

    Maybe he was naive or could not imagine how dangerous this was. Going on film with Mark Lane? Really asking for it. Hope my belief in heaven pans out for him. Rest In Peace.

    • @terryfriend16
      @terryfriend16 Год назад +3

      Wasn't his own death mysterious ?

    • @thomasparnell1025
      @thomasparnell1025 Год назад +17

      ​@@terryfriend16Before he died, he told an ambulance driver that someone had tried to run him off the road; the " accident" happened just outside of Midlothian, Texas. Texas Ranger Clint Peoples stated that " this was a very suspicious accident, for sure '.

    • @brianzybura8633
      @brianzybura8633 Год назад +1

      The question I have about this interview is first off, how many feet is it from the railway switching tower to the exact position of the presidential limousine at the very moment the president was hit? Also around that part of the picket fence and the nearby walkway, the trees were already somewhat thick back in November 1963. Being a rail yard tower operator requires heavy concentration co-ordinating rail yard traffic. Then there is the heavy sounds of the locomotives and the railcars. From all this I can only conclude that Lee Bowers would've had very little opportunity to see much of anything. Or even hear much of anything. I find this interview to be somewhat uncertain.

    • @davidbond4394
      @davidbond4394 Год назад +8

      Train rail traffic would have been limited or rerouted with the Presidential Motorcade driving through the tower's area of operation. Mr. Bowers had a clear view and even clearer recollection of the events that morning. An innocent, honest, hardworking witness silenced.

    • @brianzybura8633
      @brianzybura8633 Год назад +1

      @@davidbond4394 Thank you for telling me about the rail traffic and all that. If only Mr. Bowers had a hunch not to go to work on that terrible day.

  • @HooDie-Trench-GoTh2022
    @HooDie-Trench-GoTh2022 Год назад +139

    Lee bowers didn't live long after this interview.

    • @seanohare5488
      @seanohare5488 Год назад +38

      His death was no accident

    • @MrDaiseymay
      @MrDaiseymay Год назад +34

      @@seanohare5488 A whitness to his execution, described what happend, Bowers was driving along a straight clear road, when suddenly, his car veered to the right, and at speed, smashed into a Concrete pillar, holding up a Bridge, that crossed over the main road.
      A solitary car, parked nearby, suddenly sped off at great speed. What had happend ? A clue is in a book, written by a famous former SAS man, and explorer, in which he states how on some of their missions, to execute Crime bosses, was to tamper with their Cars, electronically, by taking control of a Cars brakes, steering and excelleration. This was in the 1960's/70's. Some people have claimed that this is how Princess Diana etc was murdered, in that ParisTunnel.

    • @tomc4304
      @tomc4304 Год назад

      They never are@@seanohare5488

    • @jatteam8615
      @jatteam8615 Год назад +9

      @@MrDaiseymayAnne heche?

    • @jimmylieb5225
      @jimmylieb5225 Год назад +8

      mr daisymay. he was rumored to also have been acting weirdly from a mickey slipped into a drink.

  • @rstefanie2622
    @rstefanie2622 Год назад +10

    TY HR for posting these amazing eye witness videos.

  • @michaelsouthward7152
    @michaelsouthward7152 Год назад +80

    Its incredible that the Warren commission did not take the witness statements seriously..almost everyone said the same thing.. the picket fence story..

    • @alkitzman9179
      @alkitzman9179 Год назад

      The Warren Commission was part of the coverup of the what really happened.

    • @MrDaiseymay
      @MrDaiseymay Год назад +20

      NOT if you are central to the cover-up succeeding. The CIA Boss, ALAN DULLES, made sure of that, he was on the board of judges.

    • @michaelsouthward7152
      @michaelsouthward7152 Год назад +5

      @MrDaiseymay yes he would be influential also there was a defence officer on board who happens have a brother is the Dallas mayor?

    • @Bonsse88
      @Bonsse88 Год назад

      ​@@MrDaiseymayWilliam Colby: Oh ya, E. Howard Hunt was there alright. He and George Bush were in charge of the shooters. But they weren't really in charge. They were following orders, from civilians like Allan Dulles and the Rockefellers.

    • @Bonsse88
      @Bonsse88 Год назад +1

      ​​​​​@@michaelsouthward7152Dallas mayor Earle Cabell you mean I believe. Brother of Charles Cabell, who was deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency from 1953 to 1962. Of Bay of Pigs infamy, which is central to the JFK assassination. Coincidentally.

  • @REM1956
    @REM1956 Год назад +23

    "They reminded me I wasn't an expert, and I had to agree." So much for the follow up information gathering.

  • @StephenLuke
    @StephenLuke Год назад +95

    RIP
    Lee Bowers
    (1925-1966)

    • @KishaAmenio06x
      @KishaAmenio06x 5 месяцев назад +3

      How did he die

    • @StephenLuke
      @StephenLuke 5 месяцев назад +5

      @@KishaAmenio06x His vehicle left an empty road and collided with a concrete bridge abutment in the vicinity of Midlothian, Texas, resulting in his death.

    • @Alex-l1j7y
      @Alex-l1j7y 4 месяца назад +2

      ⁠tampered with his vehicle

    • @StephenLuke
      @StephenLuke 4 месяца назад +1

      @@Alex-l1j7y No evidence.

    • @StephenLuke
      @StephenLuke 4 месяца назад +2

      @@KishaAmenio06x He didn't die immediately, he held on for four hours and during that time he was talking to the ambulance people and told them that he felt he had been drugged when he stopped for coffee back there a few miles in Midlothian.

  • @ThaiThom
    @ThaiThom Год назад +127

    He gave his life to give this interview. R.I.P.

    • @dr.OgataSerizawa
      @dr.OgataSerizawa Год назад +3

      No, he didn’t. He gave the interview. Then died in a car accident. He didn’t ‘give his life’.

    • @DCTib
      @DCTib Год назад +11

      ​@@dr.OgataSerizawasingle car accident on an isolated road...what a coincidence...also just a coincidence that the same fate happened to suspected assassin Malcolm Wallace in 1971. Just a coincidence that all these people that were suspected or witnessed died in non-natural circumstances at early ages.

    • @gracegrace2107
      @gracegrace2107 Год назад

      You don't know what happened. Your comment simply implies what you want to believe, which is that "leaders" are benevolent...@@dr.OgataSerizawa

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      Gave his life... he clearly saw nothing, he didn't die until 2 years after he had already testified, and the police, HSCA and researcher David Perry found no evidence for foul play.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      @@DCTib What the hell are you talking about? Who? Who died under mysterious circumstances?

  • @daniello9155
    @daniello9155 Год назад +47

    A man named James Files was in prison when interviewed, he stated that he and 2 other pairs of shooters were involved. Charles Nicoletti & Johnny Roselli (both mob) in the Dal Tex building, Files and unknown person on the knoll and not claimed by Files but Mac Wallace in the book depository. Files was a contract man for the mob. Jack Ruby (mob assoc) said that this goes right to the top meaning LBJ. Sam Giancanna and Carlos Marcello (both mob) involved in the organising as with the CIA. Hoover and FBI and the CIA involved in the cover up. Howard E Hunt (CIA) in a dying declaration said that the CIA was involved. Interestingly Files said that Nicoletti shot a split second before himself, pushing the head forward causing Files to miss the right eye of JFK. The Warren Commission was a farce and a smokescreen. Oswald didnt fire a shot, even the shooting of Tippet was supicious. According to eye accessing cues (NLP) Files eyes constantly moved up and to his left for the duration of the one hr interview when asked specific questions, this indicates he is accessing visual memories. After 30 years experience of dealing with offenders, victims and witnesses, Files comes across as a very credible witness.

    • @metv2363
      @metv2363 Год назад

      There likely was a conspiracy to kill JFK but Files is a liar who has been exposed.

    • @nightowl5475
      @nightowl5475 Год назад +3

      I saw the James Files video. He was later discredited. I tended not to believe him because, during 1963, Files was only 18 years old. Way too young to be a part of the hit team. Files is just looking for notoriety.

    • @pjpaulamcpip3266
      @pjpaulamcpip3266 Год назад +5

      Carlos Marcello also hired Lucien Sartie from Marseille France, highly trained shooter who used explosive bullets by reputation to go after his victims by head shots always. Plot was always to set up a Crossfire by different teams of shooters with a field commander an spotters.

    • @daniello9155
      @daniello9155 Год назад +1

      Very interesting. I think Mr Garrison was on the money. @@pjpaulamcpip3266

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад +2

      Files' claims:
      a) He was palling around with Oswald in New Orleans in 1961.
      Oswald was in Minsk in 1961.
      b) He was present at a Dallas meeting the morning of the assassination where it was discussed how the parade route had been changed.
      The route was never changed, accurately described in the newspapers from the beginning.
      c) He was an assassin on the knoll.
      Phone records demonstrate Files was in Chicago during the assassination and when confronted with this he tried to claim he was being confused with his own, nonexistent twin brother.
      NBC cancelled their planned TV show on this lying clown after taking a closer look at him.
      Never mind that all credible evidence demonstrates the shots all came from the sixth floor window, and from Oswald's rifle, anyway.

  • @alkitzman9179
    @alkitzman9179 Год назад +67

    Oswald no expert rifleman hitting a moving target twice in the head in seconds . That right there was impossible for anyone whos fired that type of weapon from that era. Strange how Bowers died shortly after this interview in a accident?

    • @Hamish-y2c
      @Hamish-y2c Год назад +4

      He was good enough just check it out.

    • @johndavis5512
      @johndavis5512 Год назад

      Actually Oswald was a expert- Why did you say he was no expert? Plus if he was goin for the head he missed twice outta 3 shots. Is that bad enough shooting from less then 80 yards to believe he could be special enough to shoot a man in the back. Why does everyone think it would take a magic person to do that? Just makes it more interesting I get it. @@Hamish-y2c

    • @txdbstx8967
      @txdbstx8967 Год назад +12

      I drive on the exact street where JFK was shot almost daily while at work. I can say with a fair amount of certainty that the shot from the TSBD is not that far and seems like a fairly easy shot to make especially since the motorcade slowed down immediately before the shots. Also the picket fence at the top of the grassy knoll is not very far from the street curb making that a perfect spot for a shooter and that’s a super easy shot to make in my opinion. The area isn’t a very large area and anyone with any level of rifle shooting experience could easily make those shots from either location. However a shooter with a bolt action rifle DID NOT make all of those shots nor would it have been plausible. There was definitely another shooter and the witness in the video is confident in what he heard and the last two shots being extremely close together pretty much confirms a second shooter. Oswald was the first shooter and was the cue for the second shooter behind the picket fence. Basic military ambush technique. This was a CIA assassination.

    • @bradoshaholmes2867
      @bradoshaholmes2867 Год назад

      @@txdbstx896788 yards from the window they claimed he used to the car's location on the street where the initial gsw occurred.

    • @stewpittt
      @stewpittt Год назад +1

      A number of years ago, the history channel had a multi part special on this. In one of those episodes, they had a Marine Corps sniper set up at the same height and distance from a moving vehicle, and he did in fact perform three shots in about 6 1/2 seconds. So the number of shots in that period of time is not impossible, but the amount of damage that would’ve been done for those three shots is certainly questionable at minimum.

  • @GodBlessedAmerica
    @GodBlessedAmerica Год назад +20

    Amazing how much his story matches Sam Hollands testimony and they were supposedly at completely different locations.
    They’re only going to tell us what they want us to believe.

  • @majorrgeek
    @majorrgeek 4 месяца назад +10

    this witness just destroyed the whole Warren Commission Report

  • @jimyoung4502
    @jimyoung4502 Год назад +68

    No way you can get 2 shots off in that short of time with a bolt action that Oswald allegedly had

    • @Johndoe345-k2d
      @Johndoe345-k2d Год назад

      yawn

    • @724bigal
      @724bigal Год назад +3

      Yes you can for Christ sake

    • @erwinschmidt7265
      @erwinschmidt7265 Год назад +5

      Well, not accurately, that's for sure!! The Rem XP-100 Pistol that RIP'd Prez from grassy knoll was bolt action as well, but 3 shot group @200 yds could be covered by dime from that weapon! Very dangerous...you go first, from Indiana Jones Movie!!

    • @dannylujan3619
      @dannylujan3619 Год назад +3

      ​@@724bigalyou have never fired a weapon

    • @724bigal
      @724bigal Год назад +1

      Oh troll ask your mom I hit her eye every time..... kiss kiss@@dannylujan3619

  • @rsykesjr
    @rsykesjr Год назад +38

    I wonder why they felt the need to remind him that he was not an expert.

    • @edwinrodeo
      @edwinrodeo Год назад +12

      Maybe 🤔 cast some doubts in his mind.. so he can be discredited later on???

    • @OspreyFlyer
      @OspreyFlyer Год назад +7

      He was doing a little too much thinking.

    • @JDB1184
      @JDB1184 Год назад +9

      Intimidation .

    • @-in-the-meantime...
      @-in-the-meantime... 6 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@JDB1184🎯

    • @markm8188
      @markm8188 День назад

      Gaslighting.

  • @OwenLoney
    @OwenLoney Год назад +20

    Excellent old interview with rail employee Lee Bowers, telling the truth !

    • @careykuhlmey2429
      @careykuhlmey2429 11 месяцев назад

      We were not expecting the assassins to come from within our own government until later.

  • @genenovak2717
    @genenovak2717 Год назад +14

    Don’t believe your eyes, believe what we tell you

    • @lisaa8795
      @lisaa8795 Месяц назад

      Groucho Marx said it best, "who are you going to believe me or your lying eyes"

  • @martybuster8364
    @martybuster8364 9 месяцев назад +5

    This strikes me as rather suspicious that if the parking lot area behind the picket fence was sealed off and secured by police and hour or better before the motorcade arrived, why would any cars be allowed to drive around thru that area, especially just minutes before the president was to arrive there. This sure doesn't seem like very good security whatsoever. That should have never been allowed to happen. The secret service stated that none of their agents were stationed anywhere on the ground at Dealey Plaza that day. So the men in those 3 cars that Lee Bowers described couldn't have been legitimate SS people. All the SS agents in the mortorcade were riding in the follow-up car behind the presidential limo. So, who and why were these 3 different vehicles allowed back into that area? I don't know if this circumstance has ever been explained by the Dallas police or the SS. If not it should have been.

    • @ronniebishop2496
      @ronniebishop2496 9 месяцев назад

      But they could have been CIA agents etc or FBI?

  • @tubulardude44
    @tubulardude44 14 дней назад +2

    Bowers died in August 1966, when his car left an empty road and struck a concrete bridge abutment.
    Over 4,000 documents still Top Secret. Ruth Paine is 92 now.

  • @richardbrowning8221
    @richardbrowning8221 Год назад +13

    It has been said that when you plan the perfect murder, there are 50 things can go wrong. If you can figure out 25 of those variables you are a genius and you are not a genius. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. For future generations we continue to seek the truth bc if we dont future evil will try it again! Evil thrives when good men do nothing! Important to find the truth.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      Great. All credible evidence points at Oswald.

  • @georgiesimmons5924
    @georgiesimmons5924 Год назад +21

    Lee was murdered along with so many others after JFK was assasinated. And then they cremated his body without his family's authorization. R I P good sir 🙏

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      B.S. Bowers' words make it clear he saw exactly squat, he did not die until 2 years after he had already testified, and his car accident was investigated by the police, the HSCA, and by researcher David Perry, who found no evidence of foul play.

  • @jimavenger7329
    @jimavenger7329 Год назад +21

    Yeah, he was pretty smooth. Was killed in a one car crash that many deemed suspicious. Maybe too smooth for some who didn't want Mr. Bowers around. I wonder why? The Sam "Skinny" Holland interview backs Holland up. He was standing on the overpass along with a few others. They saw the smoke and ran down to the knoll area. Dave Powers, aide to JFK, supposedly was recording and he saw the puff of smoke as well. The recording was supposedly not entered as evidence due to his request to keep it quiet. This seems to be in-line with the document that LBJ shared with J. Edgar Hoover that the public had to be convinced there was only one shooter. That was a document that was released and declassified. Things that make you go hmmmmmm.

    • @timhorpo
      @timhorpo Год назад

      Stupid comment

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      For God's sake: Bowers didn't die until two years after he had already testified, he clearly saw jack squat that would "threaten" some conspiracy, and his car accident was investigated by the police, the HSCA and by researcher David Perry, none of whom found any evidence of foul play. Powers story is B.S.

  • @paulrevere5197
    @paulrevere5197 Год назад +62

    If i'm not mistaken, Bowers died in a strange auto 'accident'. I also wonder if the station wagon was the same one that picked up Lee Oswald imposter while the real Lee Harvey Oswald was boarding a bus...

    • @seanohare5488
      @seanohare5488 Год назад +24

      Bowers car accident death was no accident

    • @michaelsouthward7152
      @michaelsouthward7152 Год назад +7

      @seanohare5488 did Bowers recieved death threats after the interview?

    • @barryirvin2417
      @barryirvin2417 Год назад +1

      He died 3 years after JFK was killed by Oswald . That’s not a short time . Bowers saw nothing of importance. People do die in car wrecks you know .

    • @paulrevere5197
      @paulrevere5197 Год назад

      @@barryirvin2417 3 years is nothing, witnesses were still dying when congress created the 'HSCA' in 1976.

    • @coryhoggatt7691
      @coryhoggatt7691 Год назад +11

      @@barryirvin2417wrong. He died four months later. Not in an “accident,” he was run off the road.

  • @PantherFields
    @PantherFields 5 месяцев назад +9

    Why else would they still to this very day refuse to release the documents as Freedom Of Information Act time limits have completely expired? They obviously don’t think anyone of us has a clue……

  • @gregoryklein1723
    @gregoryklein1723 Год назад +18

    This interview was done by lane in 1966. Just months later he died in a car accident.😢

    • @apollocobain8363
      @apollocobain8363 Год назад +2

      The book came out in August 1966. Bowers is killed in a one-car accident Aug 9, 1966.

    • @TravisMcGee151
      @TravisMcGee151 Год назад +1

      @@apollocobain8363Oswald was the driver.

    • @timhorpo
      @timhorpo Год назад +1

      Mark Lane was a disgrace

  • @paulpena5040
    @paulpena5040 Месяц назад +3

    The way he died is highly suspicious. He ran into a concrete bridge abutment near Midlothian, Texas. Now if this had happened at 2 am with no witnesses we can assume he fell asleep at the wheel. But it actually happened at 11 am in clear weather with several witnesses saying he made absolutely no attempt to swerve or miss the abutment. Autopsy revealed no medical issue prior to death (heart attack, stroke, paralysis,etc.). There was no apparent toxicology report or the findings were not released even though both should have been standard for this type of accident.

  • @cabininthewoods7326
    @cabininthewoods7326 Год назад +17

    This man had a impeccable photographic memory. He should have been more careful by not speaking on camera.

    • @maryblaufuss7533
      @maryblaufuss7533 Год назад +2

      He might have been rubbed out anyway, due to where he was working. We can't know, either way, for sure.

    • @raystack6250
      @raystack6250 6 месяцев назад

      He felt he was doing the right thing but as we know now after ruby ridge and Waco how corrupt the 3 letter agencies are
      They should be disbanded

  • @reneehey123
    @reneehey123 Год назад +12

    Honesty is not always the best policy.
    In this case, true. Very sad. You do the right thing and are “taken out”.
    I was 10 years old that tragic day when JFK didn’t want to go along with the good ole boys club. He was no puppet and he paid for it dearly…
    we citizens, and the world in domino
    affect.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      Bowers didn't die until some two years after he had already testified and his words made it very clear he saw absolutely nothing that would threaten some conspiracy. His car accident was investigated by the police, the HSCA and researcher David Perry, none of whom found any evidence of foul play.

  • @perspellman
    @perspellman 5 месяцев назад +8

    How clear and obvious does it have to be?

  • @TheWilferch
    @TheWilferch Год назад +15

    I don't think this was ever done.....but we should super-impose the timeline and testimony of this wittness...L. E. Brown.....with the similar testimony of Sam Holland....both saying essentially the same thing from different vantage points. It would make each person's testimony even more credible than it already is....when taken in totallity with the 2 reports combined.

    • @thomast8539
      @thomast8539 2 месяца назад

      A full time line with ALL of the video/audio/photo/paper evidence that is available would be incredible. Starting with what is known about all of the moving pieces (mostly people, but everything else that is relevant also) before, during and after the murder. It would be so helpful to track all of the items and show it all without prejudice. Then, state what can be corroborated, is unlikely and refuted. I have grown so tired of hearing about Oswald could this and Oswald couldn't that from the armchair theorists and the armchair detractors (warren commission stalwarts), so lets have it all and let the pieces fall where they will.

  • @davidarbuckle7236
    @davidarbuckle7236 Год назад +19

    The one thing that dozens of these witnesses have in common is the sequence of the shots. They are described as Bang, bang...bang. Or, Bang...bang, bang. You can't ignore this factoid. If the witnesses on the Plaza heard the shots that way, it is clearly proof of a 2nd shooter. A Bolt action rifle cannot be fired, rejected, and fired again that fast.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      Something YOU are ignoring: anybody just watching the victims' reactions in Zapruder's film will clearly see they plainly demonstrate 3 shots over 8-9 seconds with several seconds between each shot.

    • @martybuster8364
      @martybuster8364 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@aaronz7056I don't believe anyone today can be 100% sure that the Zappuder film the public has seen over the years is accurate or a camera original. There have been claims by many people over the years that Zappruders film has been altered. If this is the case then it cannot be trusted as an accurate assessment of the assassination sequence of shots. Only Zappruders camera original film would represent the truth. Unfortunately we'll never know what happened to that original much less ever see it. So I guess we're left with our own opinion as to what really happened on Nov 22, 1963, and that's a tragedy.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 9 месяцев назад

      @@martybuster8364 There have been claims by many people over the years Bigfoot is real. No, sir, we are not left with our own opinion, we are left with evidence. Zapruder's film was in custody, processed, copied, distributed and viewed by investigators and media representatives way to fast to have been screwed with. What, exactly, was "Plan B" if other films or evidence turn up that contradict an altered Zapruder film and just end up confirming a conspiracy is operating? Just leaving well enough alone and saying Oswald must have had an accomplice who got away would have suited any conspiracy just fine.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 9 месяцев назад

      @@martybuster8364 There have been claims by many people Bigfoot is real. No, sir, we are not left with our own opinions, we are left with our own evidence. Zapruder's film was in custody, processed, secured, copied, distributed and viewed by investigators and media representatives way to fast to have been screwed with. What, exactly, was Plan B if other films or evidence turn up that contradict an altered Zapruder film and just prove a conspiracy is operating? Just leaving well enough alone and saying Oswald must have had an accomplice who got away would have suited any conspiracy just fine.

    • @MrDuPont-ys3iq
      @MrDuPont-ys3iq 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@martybuster8364 Zapruder film was in custody, processed, secured, copied, distributed and viewed by investigators way too fast to have been screwed with. What, exactly, was Plan B if other films or evidence turn up that contradict an altered Zapruder film and just confirm a conspiracy is operating? Just leaving well enough alone and saying Oswald must have had an accomplice who got away would have suited any conspiracy just fine.

  • @ssrmy1782
    @ssrmy1782 Месяц назад +2

    Plain fact is that you have to look at Tippit with suspicion. His son told how his father said to him that morning "no matter what happens today, just know that i love you." It's obvious that the top of the chain would want to take out the people on the ground (quickly & efficiently). Tippit was acting strange all day, and was charging around town between the assassination and his death, freaking out according to countless eyewitnesses. Whoever pulled the trigger would have been deleted very quickly, for obvious reasons.

  • @Harrison_Rs
    @Harrison_Rs 9 месяцев назад +7

    A dirty car seen in the area, this dirty car is named by all witnesses. I wonder if the policeman who rode his bike up the bank was ever interviewed.
    Odd how he tells this story in such good details and then he is found dead 4 months later, fishy.

  • @anthonycarvino3713
    @anthonycarvino3713 17 дней назад +2

    Wasn’t he one of the first witnesses to “die” by “strange circumstances” b4 the 66’ investigation on the assassination involvement by Clay Shaw?

  • @jonboy9912
    @jonboy9912 Год назад +16

    He didn't last long after this interview!!!!!

  • @toddepperson7465
    @toddepperson7465 Месяц назад +2

    What did you see,sir? I didn't see anything. Me:still alive

  • @secondhorizon
    @secondhorizon Год назад +9

    Congratulations on receiving your Blue Banner of Official Truths

  • @9Ballr
    @9Ballr Год назад +4

    Bowers literally said that there was no one behind the wooden fence at the time of the shooting (this part of his conversation was apparently not included in this video). The two men he mentioned were standing in front of the picket fence--in full view of Zapruder and others--and not behind the fence where the "X" appears the 4:33 in this video.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      That grifter Lane was a master at omissions and at twisting peoples' words.

    • @QuickHittinEm
      @QuickHittinEm Месяц назад

      That’s not what he told his friends

  • @kevinmcinerney1959
    @kevinmcinerney1959 11 месяцев назад +5

    I'm agnostic as to whether there were multiple shooters in the JFK assassination. I think it's fair to say though that this man is an excellent witness. Clear, concise, very observant and reluctant to overstate anything he could recall. The most striking thing here was that the 2nd and 3rd shots were almost simultaneous.

  • @jeffreybormann9014
    @jeffreybormann9014 19 дней назад +2

    James Sutton aka Jimmy files,did the kill shot behind the fence on the grassy knoll,Charlie nicoletti shot first from the dal-tex building, from behind!

  • @winnifredforbes1114
    @winnifredforbes1114 Год назад +10

    Good Lord! How many witnesses saw the same thing?!😱

  • @carljensen5730
    @carljensen5730 4 месяца назад +2

    I find it very suspicious that the Warren Commission would interrupt his answer and question his expertise at the precise moment his testimony seems to deviate from their desired story. Their handling of this was criminal negligence.

  • @turnsufficient4971
    @turnsufficient4971 Год назад +23

    What was the date of this interview ? This guy died in a "car accident" on a back road, leaving the road and hitting a concrete abuttment -- in August of 1966.
    They should exhume his body and do an autopsy on it.

    • @KatieK0709
      @KatieK0709 Год назад +9

      The railroad workers were all interviewed sometime between the date of the assassination on November 22, 1963 and before January 1, 1966. Mark Lane, who interviewed the witnesses, wrote the first major book that thoroughly challenged the Warren Commission’s report. Lane’s book “Rush To Judgement” was released on January 1, 1966.

    • @jimmylieb5225
      @jimmylieb5225 Год назад +2

      RIP Mark Lane!

    • @turnsufficient4971
      @turnsufficient4971 Год назад +2

      @@KatieK0709 Thank you - I'm going to look for it

    • @sierraone9181
      @sierraone9181 Год назад +2

      He was cremated the day he died. (Which never happens) I saw a documentary about it.

    • @turnsufficient4971
      @turnsufficient4971 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@sierraone9181 Oh wow ! WTF !

  • @briand4000
    @briand4000 Год назад +8

    Oswald fires first shot with insufficient target lead causing bullet to strike at the neckline. Oswald racks second shot, fires and misses, striking curb ahead, shrapnel hits man at overpass in face. Within milliseconds of second shot, Grassy knoll shooter fires kill shot, hitting Kennedy in right temple, causing his leftward and rearward movement from impact. RIP to the last Democrat President who cared about his country.

    • @miked5266
      @miked5266 8 месяцев назад +1

      Texas Book Depository shooters Lawrence Howard.Loren Hall.Grassy Knoll.David Ferrie.Jack Valenti

  • @danielevans9379
    @danielevans9379 Месяц назад +7

    The problem is Lee Bowers was in the train switching station back about 80 yards from the grassy knoll fence.
    Marilyn Sitzman on the other hand the secretary for Abraham Zapruder who was holding onto his leg as he stood on the pedestal filming was literally just 30 FEET to the left of the grassy knoll if you were looking from the fence towards Kennedy. Read her statement. She said unequivocally NO shots came from her RIGHT side the grassy knoll. The shots all came from her left side and she pointed down the street towards the snipers nest in the Schoolbook Depository.
    There were also 3 men standing on the stairs of the grassy knoll just a few feet in front from where a theorized gunmen would have been. That kill shot would have to have been fired right over their heads. At no time during the shooting do they flinch, duck or even turn around. There is NO WAY a high powered rifle is fired right over your head right behind you without you reacting. The shots were fired from the snipers nest by Lee Harvey Oswald.

    • @martybuster8364
      @martybuster8364 16 дней назад +1

      Actually in the Orville Nix film you can see the men on the steps reacting to shots fired by turning and running up the steps. So I believe there was at least 1 shot or maybe more fired from the fence behind those men on the steps . Just maybe that's why several people ran up the knoll to the picket fence area because they suspected a shot or shots had been fired from that area. Why didn't people run to the book depository if the shots were fired from there. They didn't they all ran up the grassy knoll to the picket fence. All of those people couldn't have been mistaken thats impossible.

    • @danielevans9379
      @danielevans9379 16 дней назад

      @
      But Marty think about it brother, if the rifle shot was fired directly over the head of those men just a few feet away they would run AWAY from the gunfire not towards it, it’s human nature. You would see them ducking and scattering Besides when you watch the Nix film they just run up the stairs staring the whole time at Kennedy never even looking towards the fence. I know the grassy knoll is entrenched in our popular culture, but in reality there are HUGE flaws in that theory.

  • @ShadowRidgeSchool
    @ShadowRidgeSchool Месяц назад +2

    Read "Conversations with David S. Lifton: 'Best Evidence' to 'Final Charade.'" Mr. Lifton (bestselling author of "Best Evidence") discusses what was SUPPOSED to happen that day in Dallas along with other facts related to that terrible day.

  • @chrisgreene2623
    @chrisgreene2623 Год назад +10

    He like other Warren Commision witnesses , and many never asked questions all died in mysterious circumstances. How did Lee Bowers die does anybody know?

    • @LambieSamba
      @LambieSamba Год назад +2

      "Car accident" found after he died of shock

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      Witnesses did not die in "mysterious circumstances," much less "all" of them. Bowers died in a car accident no less than 2 years after he had already testified and his words consistently make it clear he saw nothing that would threaten some "conspiracy."

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      @@LambieSamba Yes, car accident, as confirmed by police, researchers and the HSCA.

  • @mickymantle3233
    @mickymantle3233 20 дней назад +1

    Lee Bowers - a straightforward honest citizen - who, in his innocence, did not realise he should'nt have seen anything. RIP Lee.

  • @ulicadluga
    @ulicadluga Год назад +9

    04:32 ". . . the two men I described . . ."
    The description Bowers refers to is not within this interview. This does not appear to be the full interview - or else Bowers gave a prior interview or statement to Mark Lane!?

    • @ulicadluga
      @ulicadluga Год назад +5

      04:12 - I listened to this interview a few times. Bowers does talk of the ". . . two men on top of the triple underpass . . .", but he never described those men, apart from implying they were possibly Police officers. When he talks of ". . .those who were standing around, including two who were on top of the triple underpass . . .", he clearly means Police Officers.
      At 04:32 "At the time of the shooting, in the vicinity of where the two men I described were, there was a flash of light, or something that occurred . . ."
      The "x" marked in the aerial picture does not correspond to the "triple underpass".
      It seems implausible that Bowers is referring to the two "officers" on the underpass.

    • @ulicadluga
      @ulicadluga Год назад +4

      04:00 ". . . At the area was sealed off . . . by 50 police . . . within three to five minutes".
      Strangely, judging from film and photo evidence, it doesn't look like there were that many police officers in the area at this time.
      I do think Bowers is correct, and so I assume there were many officers in the parking area and the railway area. What's very strange is that a single officer, Marion Baker made his way to the TSBD, and searched parts of the building with building manager Roy Truly during that period.

  • @Reddg1Haygood-j8y
    @Reddg1Haygood-j8y 22 дня назад +2

    THE Flash OF LIGHT HE SEEM WAS
    JAMES FILES SHOOTING THE REMINGTON FIREBALL .

  • @thenerdcomicbookco.est.1966
    @thenerdcomicbookco.est.1966 Год назад +6

    What a incredible memory this man had and detail to what he heard and saw no wonder he was killed.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      His words consistently made it clear he saw nothing that would threaten any conspiracy, he didn't die until two years after he had testified, and his car accident was investigated by the police, the HSCA, and researcher David Perry, none of whom found any evidence of foul play.

  • @mikepapillo5728
    @mikepapillo5728 2 месяца назад +2

    1963 i was 8 yrs old in canada ,,we had an announcement too go home theres been a shooting in dallas not sure all details about the president of the united states of America,, i ran home crying ,, not sure what was going on remember ww2 ended in 1945 so i was thinking might be another war going on,,,,, sad day our condolence from Canada

  • @JohnCarothers-uy3uq
    @JohnCarothers-uy3uq 6 месяцев назад +3

    The naval autopsy photographer at the second autopsy complained to his wife that they had altered photos and evidence he committed suicide 6 Mos later

  • @johnl7443
    @johnl7443 Год назад +14

    Bowers died in August 1966, when his car left an empty road and struck a concrete bridge abutment near Midlothian, Texas. 🤔

    • @LambieSamba
      @LambieSamba Год назад +1

      Driven into a bridge abutement by a black car that ran

    • @yarberyarber7690
      @yarberyarber7690 Год назад +1

      ​@@LambieSambahe had a car accident. Nothing mysterious. RIP Mr. Bowers.

    • @LoneLee2022
      @LoneLee2022 Год назад +1

      He was allegedly run off of the road.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      @@LambieSamba Not true.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      @@LoneLee2022 Rubbish.

  • @Tabac1959
    @Tabac1959 Год назад +14

    In 1963 pistol & rifle ammo was smokeless. The exception is if the ambient air was moist due to a recent rain. There was no recent rain. A discharge of a round or rounds of bullets from a
    rifle does make a flash. The assassin was in a shaded area; so the flash could have been easily seen.

    • @brianzybura8633
      @brianzybura8633 Год назад +2

      From where Bowers was standing, the rail tower to the shaded part of the picket fence I find it difficult to believe that Bowers even saw a flash. Those trees were already quite thick back in the day and the rail tower appears to be too far to see anything. Moreover Bowers had to keep steady watch on rail yard traffic, so how in the hell could he see anything?

    • @txmc62
      @txmc62 Год назад +8

      It had rained that morning. The air between those trees and the grass could easily have been moist enough to support a puff of smoke from a muzzle blast

    • @brianzybura8633
      @brianzybura8633 Год назад +7

      @@txmc62 Thanks for telling me that. In that case, then yes, Lee Bowers would have seen smoke.

    • @dannylujan3619
      @dannylujan3619 Год назад +1

      All cowboys and Indian movies have smoke coming out

    • @dannylujan3619
      @dannylujan3619 Год назад

      ​@@brianzybura8633do you think the trains was moving while a president of the USA was about to be shot Dead...
      Have you seen the queen alive ever...the world stops
      .and with princess Diana the world 🌎 mourned for a long time.

  • @eljimberinoq5518
    @eljimberinoq5518 Месяц назад +2

    how could he have seen the cop ride his motorbike up the grass? or is he relaying what he learned later?

  • @gabormeszar9743
    @gabormeszar9743 8 месяцев назад +3

    "Observing the motorcade as was everyone else in the area"...From that tower building?
    "Including two on top of the triple underpass was one who rode a motorcycle up the incline coming up from the lower portion of Elm Street and he rode perhaps two-thirds of the way up or more before he deserted his motorcycle"
    I don't understand 😕 how he could observe the motorcade and then the officer from that tower building but he couldn't see clearly what was going on behind the picket fence. 🙄

  • @tonys4751
    @tonys4751 28 дней назад +2

    I just heard the police officer that ran up the hill was stopped by two men in suits that showed some form of id. This I learned from a documentary interviewing the shooter from the railroad yard picket fence, the location Mr. Bowers alluded to.

  • @mamumaumau7205
    @mamumaumau7205 Год назад +6

    I was six years old when J.F.K. was assassinated ...The Kennedys went through more than one tragedy like
    this one....Bobby Kennedy was assassinated by Sir Han-Sir Han.. Then John Kennedy Jr. was killed in that
    plane crash in his private plane with his girlfriend...That is a lot of grief and sadness for one family to bare...

  • @martiansurgery
    @martiansurgery 12 дней назад +1

    guess it shouldnt be a surprise to find HOW sloppy the CIA used to be .. look how FAR that 'level of sloppiness of work' GOT THEM

  • @danielwebster5748
    @danielwebster5748 Год назад +6

    Rest in peace Mr Bowers one of the few men that told the truth unfortunately the truth could cause some people so they had to get rid of him. Likely they lost no sleep over it.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      His words consistently make it clear he saw diddly squat, much less anything that would threaten any conspiracy. Your hit squad didn't attempt to "kill" him until some 2 years after he had already testified and his car accident was investigated by the police, the HSCA and by researcher David Perry, none of whom found any evidence for foul play. Never mind that all credible medical, film, eyewitness, ballistic and forensic evidence clearly demonstrates the shots all came from the sixth floor window, and from Oswald's rifle, anyway.

  • @ErnaldtheSaxon
    @ErnaldtheSaxon Год назад +9

    Thank you

  • @rogerlynn3800
    @rogerlynn3800 Год назад +5

    Bowers said he seen three cars came in the parking lot drove around and each car was one person had gotten out . Then Mr Bowers said that he hear three shots . Three cars ,three men and three shots . This information would clear Oswald. Bowers also said the sound of shots were one was a pause ,then two shots close together .
    The second car the Bowers said he seen the driver looked like he was talking into a microphone, possibly a radio. Humm? It's possible that more than three shots were fire , I recall in another video that there three locations assinsaion were positioned, they said like military style triangle, with what was already released,
    That would book depositary, grassy knoll, and the overpass . With in the area when motor cade turned off elm , this my theory about the overpass when they opened fire. The street has incline going downhill , I believe the shooter on the overpass had a clear shot at Kennedy in his neck ,a witness has two men on video camera on the 6th floor at the book depositary, other witnesses have seen the same thing ,they also seen the barrel of a rifle and someone leaving after the shooting going out the fire escape . Then as car got passed the road sign is when the fatal shot hit JFK in the head , if it's true someone confessed that they used a fireball, the person in jail explained in detail how he did it . It was mercury.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      Except it's all B.S.
      a) Any myopic idiot watching the victims' reactions in Zapruder's film will clearly see they plainly demonstrate 3 shots over 8-9 seconds with several seconds between each shot.
      b) "This information would clear Oswald..."
      Oswald owned the rifle.
      Oswald smuggled the rifle.
      Oswald lied to police about his whereabouts during the assassination.
      Oswald's latent print was on the rifle.
      Oswald had every bullet and fragment ever found matched to his rifle.
      Oswald was a perfectly plausible match for the shooter seen in the window.
      Oswald immediately fled the crime scene.
      Oswald took evasive action.
      Oswald was seen shooting a cop.
      Oswald was seen trying to hide.
      Oswald was caught red-handed trying to shoot a second cop.
      Oswald fought so violently 3 officers were injured just disarming him.
      Oswald observed, "Well, they say it only takes a minute to die" after asking about the penalty for cop-killing.
      Yes, he's "cleared..."

    • @rogerlynn3800
      @rogerlynn3800 10 месяцев назад

      @@aaronz7056 you can believe or not ,Kennedys driver turned to his right and fire two shots with a small handgun ,it was chrome.
      Google, JFK driver Greer.
      Also the grassy knoll is another shot came from witnesses has shared that also .

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      @@rogerlynn3800 Yes, first somebody decided they could safely approach Kennedy's own Secret Service agents and persuade them to murder their own President. Then, agent Greer, knowing he was surrounded by witnesses and at least two people pointing cameras right at him in broad daylight, turned around into the faces of a carful of passengers inches away from him, pulled out a gun, and shot Kennedy in the face.
      And then framed Lee Harvey Oswald for it.
      Yeah, that's brilliant buddy. LOL

    • @actonspur5231
      @actonspur5231 10 месяцев назад

      ​​@@rogerlynn3800so Greer must be an alien with three arms ?? as the Z film clearly shows him with both hands on the steering wheel at all times, including after the fatal headshot..

  • @johnreeves7356
    @johnreeves7356 21 день назад +2

    What about james file he confessed to the killing saying he was behind the fence like this guy is saying

  • @rongenung
    @rongenung Месяц назад +3

    The Warren Coverup ignored this eyewitness.

  • @Maintenance75
    @Maintenance75 20 дней назад +2

    All these poor people got murdered for telling the truth

  • @SixBells
    @SixBells Месяц назад +3

    Does this not answer all the questions who killed JFK, it does for me

  • @thejoeycage
    @thejoeycage Месяц назад +2

    I always found it hilarious, that if someone said "I think all 3 shots came from 1 rifle, and it was the TSBD" there would be 0, NOOOOOOOOOOO push back from the people saying "well you're not an expert " but as soon as the any other words are spoken, its the go to lol.

  • @joseortiz6841
    @joseortiz6841 Год назад +17

    I believe the 3 shots heard came from oswald, the shooter in the grassy nome used a silencer, the walkie talkie was used by the darkman who stood by umbrella man and they both signaled the actual assasin under the tree & behind the fence. It was a turkey shoot indeed, so sad.

    • @Firearcher4
      @Firearcher4 Год назад +13

      Oswald shot nobody. He was framed

    • @dominiclester3232
      @dominiclester3232 Год назад +3

      If you watch Oliver Stone’s “Through the looking Glass” you will see that three (not just one as pre the Warren commission) ladies walked down the stairs when Oswald supposedly made his escape! In other words he was not up there during the shooting. Even the Zapruder film has been shown to have been edited by the CIA, since it did not show the complete halt of JFKs car and his head is blacked out to hide the gaping wound... Did nobody ask why the lead motorcycles suddenly decided to vanish from in front of the car shortly before the dreadful killing?

    • @JK-pd7jf
      @JK-pd7jf Год назад

      Umbrella man, Neville Chamberlain 1938 Munich appeasement of Hitler, General Curtis LeMay accused JFK of appeasing the USSR over Cuba 1961, 1962 missile crisis; he could have spoken for the DoD, CIA, military industrial complex, and Texan right wingers. JFK assassination could have been a secret coup by the military against his peace policy with the USSR when the military wanted him to invade Cuba and Vietnam. JFK understood the risk to his life and warned the USA about the possibility of a coup against his presidency, when he supported the book (1962) and film Seven Days in May (1964). JFK himself was a profile in political courage. Great president at least 10 years politically ahead of his time. If he had lived and won the 1964 election there would not have been that disasterous Vietnam war. James Douglas book, JFK and the Unspeakable, why he died & why it matters, 2008, is a very insightful explanation of the assassination.

    • @TravisMcGee151
      @TravisMcGee151 Год назад

      The silencer was found at OJ Simpson’s house.

    • @slide4180
      @slide4180 Год назад

      You forgot to mention the aliens, hovering in a spaceship above.

  • @MrBigdaddy2ya
    @MrBigdaddy2ya 5 месяцев назад +2

    He seems very nervous about not saying the flash and smoke was not a shot. Think he was pressured to leave out that word. RIP

  • @jimyoung4502
    @jimyoung4502 Год назад +18

    Sniper on the grassy knoll

    • @GEDDY37
      @GEDDY37 8 месяцев назад +1

      James Files

  • @massdebated
    @massdebated 19 дней назад +1

    That was a huge change from Railroad to Real Estate Development...

  • @williamwells1862
    @williamwells1862 Год назад +8

    Very strange

  • @GreggR2020
    @GreggR2020 4 месяца назад +2

    Mr. James File, AKA James Sutton was the shooter on the grassy Knoll. Listen to his story.

  • @blackbird5634
    @blackbird5634 4 месяца назад +3

    He's been undercover as Drew Carey ever since this interview!🤣😂

  • @robertweingartner2055
    @robertweingartner2055 Год назад +4

    These assassins would be taking a big risk knowing someone in the control tower could have seen them as it's a perfect view.

  • @carymiller2403
    @carymiller2403 21 день назад +1

    Saw something he should not have. Heard something he should not have.

  • @prophetascending9021
    @prophetascending9021 4 месяца назад +3

    One thing I've always found strange, is how could someone fire a high powered rifle from the behind that fence by the grassy knoll and it not make such a racket, that it would be absolutely impossible to ever deny it's occurrence?
    Zapruder, and his secretary, were mere feet away in an elevated position, they'd have instantly known it was from their right.
    How, could that deafening bang be simply waved away and ignored by the police?
    What about everyone on the bridge futher down the road?
    How, being so close, could Bowers have been so vague about something which should have been blatantly obvious?
    He was close enough to have seen and heard everything, including what the person or persons did after the shooting, what they looked like, where they went, and yet it's all vagueness again.

  • @bkadst
    @bkadst Год назад +6

    He mentioned he saw a 61 or 62 Chevy drive in the area checking out the place, James Files drove a 63 Burgundy Chevy when he mentioned he was at Dearly Plaza. James Files full interview 2:48:23 long ruclips.net/video/1FiZ-x3I4mI/видео.html

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 10 месяцев назад

      James Files' claims:
      a) He and Oswald were palling around in New Orleans in 1961.
      Oswald was in Minsk in 1961.
      b) He was present at a Dallas meeting the morning of the assassination where it was discussed how the parade route had been changed.
      The route was never changed, accurately described in the newspapers from the beginning.
      c) He was an assassin on the knoll.
      Phone records demonstrate Files was in Chicago during the assassination and when confronted with this he tried to claim he was being confused with his own nonexistent twin brother.
      NBC cancelled their planned TV show on this lying clown after taking a closer look at him.

  • @suzizuki
    @suzizuki 5 месяцев назад +2

    no reason why his route was changed or who changed it

  • @Bonsse88
    @Bonsse88 Год назад +9

    Joseph A. Ball: And the car you noticed, when you noticed the car, where was it?
    Lee Bowers: The car proceeded in front of the School Depository down across 2 or 3 tracks and circled the area in front of the tower, and to the west of the tower, and, as if he was searching for a way out, or was checking the area, and then proceeded back through the only way he could, the same outlet he came into.
    Joseph A. Ball: The place where Elm dead ends?
    Lee Bowers: That's right. Back in front of the School Depository was the only way he could get out. And I lost sight of him, I couldn't watch him.
    Joseph A. Ball: What was the description of that car?
    Lee Bowers: The first car was a 1959 Oldsmobile, blue and white station wagon with out-of-State license.
    Joseph A. Ball: Do you know what State?
    Lee Bowers: No; I do not. I would know it, I could identify it, I think, if I looked at a list.
    Joseph A. Ball: And, it had something else, some bumper stickers?
    Lee Bowers: Had a bumper sticker, one of which was a Goldwater sticker, and the other of which was of some scenic location, I think.

    • @jimmylieb5225
      @jimmylieb5225 Год назад +5

      likely a Louisiana license plate. the same car Rose Cheramie was thrown out of.

    • @Bonsse88
      @Bonsse88 Год назад

      @jimmylieb5225 Could have been Florida too. Marita Lorenz from Miami said Frank Sturgis told her to "pack your bags, we're going on a mission", and "drove to Dallas in 2 station wagons full of men and guns". ruclips.net/user/clipUgkxGVASZxSgyf1sYvl0OmjkmmMCBZFXV7bn?feature=shared