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November 8th, 2013
10:31 PM ET
Did Lee Harvey Oswald act alone?
Secretary of State John Kerry is reigniting the conspiracy theories about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
He says he has "doubts" Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone.
Josiah "Tink" Thompson, author of the book "Six Seconds in Dallas: A Micro-Study of the Kennedy Assassination" and Nick Ragone, a presidential historian and author of the book "Presidential Leadership: 15 Decisions That Changed the Nation" are OutFront.
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I looked up publication date of 'Case Closed' and 'Tink' Thompson was much closer to being accurate than Nick Ragone was in the interview. Book was published in 93 not 2003. He was off by ten years! Also looked up Thompson's statement regarding newer science describing that the theory of a frontal bullet was much more likely and that appears to be correct. Ragone's statements on the validity of Thompson's assertions would appear to make Ragone to be less informed or up to date on this issue.