[jowils]

Originally Posted by partyguinness ↗

Hold on. Some of the pics are not from the same coffin. Compare the 5th and the state of the skull with the mess later on.

can you elaborate? I'm interested in what you are seeing.

[mucher1]

Originally Posted by partyguinness ↗

Hold on. Some of the pics are not from the same coffin. Compare the 5th and the state of the skull with the mess later on.

That's because the pic is completely unrelated:

Mystery of 'The Mad Trapper'

[slz]

Originally Posted by ferris209 ↗

Me either, man his body/casket didn't fair well at all. You hear about exhumations decades after the bodies were buried where they look like they'd just died (Big Bopper and Medgar Evans comes to mind), but it looks like Oswald got a shitty embalming job and/or his grave was compromised by water or other elements. He was only buried for 17 years at that point and his coffin appears to have already caved in and deteriorated and he was mostly bones.

He had the cheapest casket there is. No seal..no wonder after 17 years of worms & rain & his own body bacteria there was little left.

[vagabond]

Oswald acted alone, just a run-of -the-mill wack job, imo.

[King Herald]

Now the secret documents have been released the whole world knows Kennedy was hit with bullets from the front as well as the back, so the man on the grassy knoll is not fictional afterall. Oswald was the fall guy for an FBI hit.

[Sharon]

Fantastic post

[Steve]

Originally Posted by King Herald ↗

Now the secret documents have been released the whole world knows Kennedy was hit with bullets from the front as well as the back, so the man on the grassy knoll is not fictional afterall. Oswald was the fall guy for an FBI hit.

The whole world doesn't know that, that's just your opinion.

[Ninjavandal]

Originally Posted by jinxmap ↗

I think they killed the wrong guy.

Yes, Lee Oswald killed no one.

[Spiffyfable]

He was in a wooden casket and the vault failed. So water, mud, and dirt seeped in (which also proves that Embalming fluid leaks out into the local water table)

[K53]

Once dead, bodies should remain buried