Robert Prey
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That's 8. Out of 300 people on the plaza that day? What makes these eight witnesses so much more important than the other 290-odd?
Because they were closest to the action. Obviously. Just like Joe Stalin said, it depends on who does the counting. You don't like my sampling of those up close and personal, then how about the Warren Commission:
"What follows is the result of a survey of the 121 witnesses to the assassination of President Kennedy whose statements are registered in the twenty-six volumes appended to the Warren Report.[1] On the question of where the shots that killed the President came from, 38 could give no clear opinion and 32 thought they came from the Texas School Book Depository Building (TSBDB). Fifty-one held the shots sounded as if the came from west of the Depository, the area of the grassy knoll on Elm Street, the area directly on the right of the President's car when the bullets struck."
http://spot.acorn.net/jfkplace/09/fp.back_issues/12th_Issue/51_wits.html

