JFK RFK MLK Assassination Forum

Over at AboveTopSecret.com, a fellow named Rising Against has put together an extensive thread on the Kennedy assassination called "The Murder, The Patsy, The Conspiracy."While he takes a few false steps, such as allowing bogus computer animations to sway him somewhat on the magic bullet, this Rising Against character has compiled a lot of great information, including a section on Jimmy Files. There's also a "Silenced Witnesses" section with some tremendous stuff. This guy isn't proclaiming to be an expert; he's far from it, in fact. He's more like an amateur researcher just finding his way in the case. But he has managed to bring together a lot of good material and resources. If interested, you can find the thread here...http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread615009/pg1

Thanks. I never saw this about the umbrella man at one point raising his umbrella as if to give a signal.But looking at frame 226 in this image, it seems clear that he did so :http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/ ... 33a677.gif

The Unbrella Man pumps the umbrella up and down, as Kennedy passes. What that means, I dunno...but that is what he does. You can see the movement in various films.He seems to be with a latino looking fellow. The two sit down after the assassination, and speak. The latino looking gentleman has what appears to be a bulky walkie-talkie with an antenna clearly visible in several pictures. I suppose it might be some sort of radio...but it's really tall and thin like a walkie talkie. They dont follow the crowd up to the grassy knoll, nor are they pictured talking to policeman or show up in the bazzilions of later photos at the scene. They just walk off seperate ways, a bit later, into oblivion.I've always thought they were a bit mysterious. There isnt any proof they were involved...but they certainly could have been.

Some of us believe that Orlando Bosch was walkie talkie man.

Was Orlando Bosch Avila In Dealey Plaza?http://www.copweb.be/Orlando%20Bosch%20Avila.htm