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Was JFK Struck in The Throat by a Bullet From The Front?

The most controversial theory of the JFK assassination is that president Kennedy  was killed in a deadly crossfire with multiple shots from both the front and  the back. According to some prominent critics of the Warren Commission (WC), a “fraudulent” Bethesda autopsy–including pre-autopsy surgery–was necessary to “remove evidence of shots from the front” and to secure the notion that JFK was killed by a lone nut firing from the 6th floor School Book Depository. Throat Wound at Parkland Hospital There is no question that there was a small hole in JFK’s throat when he arrived in the ER at Parkland … Continue reading →

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Assassins - By Bold Theatre | Scoop News

Step right up! Come one, come all to a veritable carnival of passionate urges! BOLD Theatre present their latest production, the Tony Award-winning Assassins , by composer/lyricist Stephen Sondheim (Sweeney Todd, Into the Woods, West Side Story). Part vaudeville .

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Billy Summers by Stephen King review – his best book in years

Billy Summers feels like a retread of King’s alternative-history doorstop 11/22/63, told this time from the assassin’s perspective. Indeed, it’s easy to imagine that the genesis of the novel lies somewhere in King’s research into Lee Harvey Oswald. Like 11/22/63, the first half is pedestrian in pace but rich in colour and characterisation. King has always excelled at sketching everyman’s US, enriching the details into a minor epic register. It’s what elevates him above his genre peers, and it’s in full force here. Cook-outs with Billy’s neighbours, games of Monopoly with their children, date nights and diners – all are part of King’s mythologising of American life.