NFR PT 109 - the JFK season is upon us

[The Equalizer]

If anyone's interested in the subject matter, it's well worth reading Stephen King's '11/22/63' for a time-travelling slant as one person travels back in time to assassinate Lee Harvey Oswald. One of Stephen King's best books, and he gets up close and personal with many of the key players involved in the shooting.

[Forever Fulham]

I now live in a Dallas suburb city and have visited the book depository building several times.  Each time I walk over there I've seen people lay down on the "X" marking the location in the street while someone with him takes his picture.  Always thought that bizarre behavior.  Will never believe that one bullet could ricochet that much and do so much injury.  I've resigned that we'll never know what really happened in full.  Knowing won't make Kennedy any less dead.  Too many suspicious things.  Like Jack Ruby able to walk right up to Oswald, escorted by police, and shoot him point blank. 

[Logicalman]

At least we know nobody from Fulham were involved. As we never take any shot.

Ah but the one shot that was going to be aimed at Oswald but accidently was off target and fataly hit JFK could have been done by a Fulham player  :58:

Ahh, the 'own goal' theory, eh?

[DukeTyrion]

If anyone's interested in the subject matter, it's well worth reading Stephen King's '11/22/63' for a time-travelling slant as one person travels back in time to assassinate Lee Harvey Oswald. One of Stephen King's best books, and he gets up close and personal with many of the key players involved in the shooting.

There was a similar plot in Red Dwarf :-p