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Mortal Error The Shot That Killed JFK

Bonar Menninger

In 1967, a Baltimore man named Howard Donahue began investigating the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Like countless Americans, Donahue was fascinated by the events in Dallas. But what separated him from other amateur sleuths—and even the Warren Commission’s experts— was a lifetime’s exp...

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It was discussed as a plausible explanation for the JFK assassination, suggesting a Secret Service agent accidentally shot him while attempting to cover up a mistake.

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This guy, Bonner Manager, has a whole book about it. That's really interesting that people should check out.

— Episode: Havana Syndrome Update, with Jack O'Brie...

Episode: Havana Syndrome Update, with Jack O'Brien

It was discussed as a plausible explanation for the JFK assassination, suggesting a Secret Service agent accidentally shot him while attempting to cover up a mistake.

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This guy, Bonner Manager, has a whole book about it. That's really interesting that people should check out.

And their theory is that they it's not really a theory. The guys were out drinking all night the night before Barry hung over when the first shot is fired. The cars stop because they're like, what's happening? And that causes the rear car to slow down. He falls over and lets the shot off.

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