I find it amazing how emotional people get over this crime.
Please point to any emotional reaction to your posts, in this thread.
But the evidence I have found, suggests that the attack was carried out by several thugs rather than one.
No, it doesn't. That is _your_ interpretation, but aside from your own say-so, you have given no reason to anyone to agree with your conclusion. It's sad that you don't see that, but that's what it is. This is a common problem with laymen who try to analyse data that should be left to professionals -- professionals who, I would like to point out, disagree with you.
In fact, it demonstrates that the rifle Lee Harvey Oswald used, could not possibly have accounted for all the shots.
And yet it has.
This forum was supposed to provide an opportunity to present facts and evidence which would be objectively and fairly judged, and I think several people have tried to do that. But some, and by far, the loudest have acted much more like blind advocates for the lone nut theory than anything approaching an objective evaluation.
What has actually happened is that, unlike your previous attempts at CT sites which are receptive to your kind of thinking, the people here require a much higher standard of evidence, one which you cannot provide. I submit that the emotional person here is you, feeling frustration that you're not getting the traction that you expected, here. Trust me, if you can get your act together and present your case in an objective fashion that does not rely on your personal biases, people will notice, and the conversation will get far more productive for all.
For them, no evidence will be convincing.
I would like to ask you a question, about this: given that you are no doubt aware of the body of evidence that exists supporting the theory that Oswald acted alone, and that most
professionals agree with that theory, what would it instead take for you to be convinced of it ?
Bonus question: why do you believe that you are more qualified than the experts to analyse the data and draw conclusions from it ?
Marcello confessed to an undercover, FBI informant, that David Ferrie introduced him to Oswald at a meeting at his brother's restaurant in New Orleans and that he ordered the assassination of president Kennedy.
Aside from his confession, do you have any other evidence of this ? Also, I consider it quite possible that someone paid or otherwise incited Oswald to carry out the assassination. However, this still leaves Oswald as the only gunman. How does this mesh with your earlier statements ?