[William]

It was also a source of income for them. They wrote books, made paid appearances on talk shows, charged for media interviews. There were plenty of people taking photographs and at least one other person filming that day. A few witnesses that claimed they ran to the grassy knoll after the shots were contradicted by the photographic evidence. Another 'witness' was positioned several hundred feet from the knoll and couldn't have possibly seen anything.

Easy to understand how it happened though. JFK came to town in '62 or '63. I rode my bike to the motorcade route and was not more than 50 feet away when he passed by. No security, open car, waving to the crowd. When President Bush came here in '90 or so they closed the freeway adjacent to the building he appeared at.

Times have changed.