A Coup In Camelot

[size=16][size=13] A Coup in Camelot Award-Winning JFK Assassination Documentary Available on November 4, 2016 on iTunes and Other     Digital Platforms
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October 31, 2016 -- Los Angeles, CA -- A Coup in Camelot the award-winning documentary on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy will be available on November 4, 2016 on iTunes, Amazon Video Direct, Google Play and Vimeo OnDemand.
 
On November 4th, the DVD and Blu-ray can be purchased exclusively on the film’s website at http://acoupincamelot.com/.
 
Narrated by Emmy award-winning actor Peter Coyote, directed/produced by Stephen Goetsch and written/produced by Art Van Kampen, A Coup in Camelot is a powerful examination of compelling new research, exclusive interviews and critical analysis by the top medical, forensic and research experts in the country.
 
“November 22, 2016 marks the 53rd anniversary of the assassination of the country’s 35th president,” said Stephen Goetsch, director/producer. “We are pleased to offer audiences this unbiased and impassioned addition to the historical record of this tragic event.”
 
Five decades later crucial questions remain about President Kennedy’s assassination.  The film provides extensive evidence of botched Secret Service protocols, Zapruder film analysis with 6k digital scans, shocking medical evidence revelations, and expert Oswald analysis, to uncover the dramatic tale of A Coup In Camelot.

The following JFK assassination experts who appear in the film are available for interviews:
 
·         Douglas Horne – Assassination Records Review Board, Author
·         Vince Palamara – Secret Service Expert, Author
·         Sherry Fiester – Forensics Expert, Author
.         Dr. David Mantik - Radiologist
·         Dick Russell – Oswald Expert, Author
·         Barry Ernest – Oswald Expert, Author
·         Jerry Dealey – Historian, Author
 
For the film experts’ biographies visit: http://acoupincamelot.com/bios.html
 
To view the trailer visit: http://acoupincamelot.com/trailer.html
 
For complete information on A Coup in Camelot visit: http://acoupincamelot.com/
 
Press Contact:
Susan Kaplan
susanlkaplan@sbcglobal.net
Mobile: [url=tel:310.739.4295]310.739.4295[/url]

barto wrote:https://kennedysandking.com/john-f-kennedy-reviews/a-coup-in-camelot

steely dan wrote:

barto wrote:https://kennedysandking.com/john-f-kennedy-reviews/a-coup-in-camelot

Is Martin supporting the 2nd floor lunchroom encounter? Really?

Barry Ernest wrote:I was, quite naturally, always bothered by her statement she saw and briefly spoke with William Shelley and Billy Lovelady on the first floor. After all, that was what the Warren Commission and others used to discredit Victoria Adams. 
 
"A few people were milling around on the first floor," she explained.  "One was a black man."  That was apparently the same man Ms. Adams had mentioned.  I casually asked her if William Shelley or Billy Lovelady were there. "No," she said, emphasizing she would have recognized them since she knew both men well.
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Ms. Adams was not surprised when I told her of Mrs. Butler’s comments concerning when they had left the window, and the absence of both Shelly and Lovelady on the first floor.  Again, it was something she had known already.  But she was happy that, for the first time, someone else now knew.  Someone had finally talked with both her and Sandra Styles and had uncovered the truth.
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But they have all been wrong.  The evidence is now clear that Ms. Adams did not see Shelley and Lovelady.  And they did not see her. The testimony of both Shelley and Lovelady shows that neither saw Ms. Adams on the first floor.   Lovelady’s testimony strongly suggests he was coached into his response that he "saw a girl but I wouldn’t swear to it it’s Vickie."  The Warren Report then revised that comment to read that he "saw a girl on the first floor who he believes was Victoria Adams."

Stan Dane wrote:I have Barry's book and I always focused on the obvious main point being made: Victoria Adams, along with Sandra Styles, ran down the stairs almost immediately after the last shot was fired and made it down to the first floor about a minute later, seeing or hearing no one in the process.
 
I did not focus (or I don't remember doing so, as I read the book about 5-6 years ago) on her testimony where she says she saw Shelley and Lovelady on the first floor. She does say that numerous times.
 
I just skimmed back through Barry's book and he talks a lot about how Adams and Styles-Butler told him, throughout the book, that they did not see Shelley and Lovelady on the first floor when they got down there.
 
Some quotes from the book:

Barry Ernest wrote:I was, quite naturally, always bothered by her statement she saw and briefly spoke with William Shelley and Billy Lovelady on the first floor. After all, that was what the Warren Commission and others used to discredit Victoria Adams. 
 
"A few people were milling around on the first floor," she explained.  "One was a black man."  That was apparently the same man Ms. Adams had mentioned.  I casually asked her if William Shelley or Billy Lovelady were there. "No," she said, emphasizing she would have recognized them since she knew both men well.
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Ms. Adams was not surprised when I told her of Mrs. Butler’s comments concerning when they had left the window, and the absence of both Shelly and Lovelady on the first floor.  Again, it was something she had known already.  But she was happy that, for the first time, someone else now knew.  Someone had finally talked with both her and Sandra Styles and had uncovered the truth.
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But they have all been wrong.  The evidence is now clear that Ms. Adams did not see Shelley and Lovelady.  And they did not see her. The testimony of both Shelley and Lovelady shows that neither saw Ms. Adams on the first floor.   Lovelady’s testimony strongly suggests he was coached into his response that he "saw a girl but I wouldn’t swear to it it’s Vickie."  The Warren Report then revised that comment to read that he "saw a girl on the first floor who he believes was Victoria Adams."

 
Are we saying here that Adams' testimony is indeed correct and Barry's statements about what Adams and Styles-Butler told him are not correct?
 
I'm trying to get my age-addled head around this. I've never thought much about it before, other than how Adams' journey down the steps severely undermines the official story of Oswald running down the steps to the second floor and Truly and Baker coming up right away.

Is this it, or am I missing something obvious? I've really soured on Barry over the past year because of his hostility to Prayer Man. He became like Kelly to me.