Dallas mossbacks still think they can silence debate at the JFK anniversary. By Jim Schutze Thursday, Jun 13 2013, Dallas Observer News Wrong. I said the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination in Dallas would be no big deal. It will be. And it looks as if Dallas, to the delight of many, will step right into the middle of that big deal looking guilty as sin of something or other. The question will be what. Guilty of complicity in the assassination itself? Or guilty of being stupid? It’s my town and by God I love it, so I’m going with the second door. First of all, Hollywood alone will guarantee major renewed interest in the assassination and in all of the legends, myths, folklore and theory that surround it. Tom Hanks has a movie in production starring Paul Giamatti and Billy Bob Thornton, to be called Parkland. The plot is not known, but I’m guessing it’s JFK with a serious head injury waiting to be seen by a doctor at Parkland Hospital for 18 hours. We all know how that scenario ends. Leonardo DiCaprio has another JFKer in the works called Legacy of Secrecy, which is supposed to “blow…
Challenging the official version of the JFK assassination
