Police Recover JFK Assassination Artifacts In Drug Raid

[karyn]

from abc denver

DALLAS -- A drug raid on a Dallas apartment unexpectedly turned up a stash of artifacts relating to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Among the finds: a police card bearing Jack Ruby's nine fingerprints (he lost a finger in a fight); photos of Ruby shooting alleged assassin Lee Harvey Oswald; what appears to be a drawing of a map containing important assassination-related locations and a photo inventory of Oswald's belongings.

Police said the items appear to be authentic and apparently were taken from police archives several decades ago. They are to be included in a new police headquarters museum.

The items were found in Michael Roppolo's apartment during a drug raid in March 2003. He said he got them from a relative who used to work for the police department.

Officials also found autopsy photos of Bonnie and Clyde.

[One Eyed Cat]

from abc denver

DALLAS -- A drug raid on a Dallas apartment unexpectedly turned up a stash of artifacts relating to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Among the finds: a police card bearing Jack Ruby's nine fingerprints (he lost a finger in a fight); photos of Ruby shooting alleged assassin Lee Harvey Oswald; what appears to be a drawing of a map containing important assassination-related locations and a photo inventory of Oswald's belongings.

Police said the items appear to be authentic and apparently were taken from police archives several decades ago. They are to be included in a new police headquarters museum.

The items were found in Michael Roppolo's apartment during a drug raid in March 2003. He said he got them from a relative who used to work for the police department.

Officials also found autopsy photos of Bonnie and Clyde.

They have the Zapruder film on VHS now, including frame freezes, different angles, and speeds. I have it out in my dungeon in Cali somewhere.



Those 9 fingers may have hit Kennedy in the neck but did not kill him.

OEC

[Zoe_Zoebaboe]

I have the Zapruder film as well, I highly recommend it to anyone intrested in the assasination. Real good documentry