18. Though both Lincoln and Kennedy were shot in the head, which
normally causes immediate death, neither died instantly, and feverish
efforts to resuscitate them were made by several physicians, both
presidents responding with an increased though weak pulse before
expiring
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18. Though both Lincoln and Kennedy were shot in the head, which
normally causes immediate death, neither died instantly, and feverish
efforts to resuscitate them were made by several physicians, both
presidents responding with an increased though weak pulse before
expiring
19. On the day Lincoln was killed, he told an aide that he knew there
were those who wanted him dead. "If it is to be done," he said, "it is
impossible to prevent it." On the day of Kennedy's murder, he said in
his Fort Worth hotel room to Jackie and an aide how easy it would be for
someone to shoot him from a "high building with a high powered rifle,
and there's nothing anybody could do."
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19. On the day Lincoln was killed, he told an aide that he knew there
were those who wanted him dead. "If it is to be done," he said, "it is
impossible to prevent it." On the day of Kennedy's murder, he said in
his Fort Worth hotel room to Jackie and an aide how easy it would be for
someone to shoot him from a "high building with a high powered rifle,
and there's nothing anybody could do."
I can only hope the above list will help conspiracy
theorists realize that coincidences that seem to defy mathematical
probabilities do happen in life. That's why there is a name for them,
why they are called coincidences. In fact, they are so common that we
sometimes loosely suggest the phenomenon when no real coincidence
exists.
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I can only hope the above list will help conspiracy
theorists realize that coincidences that seem to defy mathematical
probabilities do happen in life. That's why there is a name for them,
why they are called coincidences. In fact, they are so common that we
sometimes loosely suggest the phenomenon when no real coincidence
exists.
"Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks
into mine," Humphrey Bogart says in the movie Casablanca about his
lover, Ingrid Bergman.
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"Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks
into mine," Humphrey Bogart says in the movie Casablanca about his
lover, Ingrid Bergman.
Nearly all Lincoln-Kennedy coincidence lists say that "Lincoln's
assassin, John Wilkes Booth, shot Lincoln in a theatre, then fled to a
warehouse.
Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, shot Kennedy from a
warehouse and fled to a theatre."
But Booth fled on horseback to the
Maryland home of Dr. Samuel A. Mudd, who treated Booth's broken left
leg. Booth was shot to death by a Union sergeant while hiding in a
burning barn in Virginia twelve days after he shot Lincoln.
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Nearly all Lincoln-Kennedy coincidence lists say that "Lincoln's
assassin, John Wilkes Booth, shot Lincoln in a theatre, then fled to a
warehouse.
Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, shot Kennedy from a
warehouse and fled to a theatre."
But Booth fled on horseback to the
Maryland home of Dr. Samuel A. Mudd, who treated Booth's broken left
leg. Booth was shot to death by a Union sergeant while hiding in a
burning barn in Virginia twelve days after he shot Lincoln.
"What a coincidence," or "What are the odds of this
happening?"
But in the world of conspiracy theorists, happenstance and
coincidences don't exist. What appears to be a random coincidence is
really always complicity.
Indeed, perhaps the only coincidence they wiII
acknowledge is that the words coincidence and complicity each start
with the letter C and each has four syllables.
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"What a coincidence," or "What are the odds of this
happening?"
But in the world of conspiracy theorists, happenstance and
coincidences don't exist. What appears to be a random coincidence is
really always complicity.
Indeed, perhaps the only coincidence they wiII
acknowledge is that the words coincidence and complicity each start
with the letter C and each has four syllables.