Mr. Williams was both on the 6th floor and 5th floor #TBD during the John F. Kennedy assassination and heard nothing on the 6th floor both before, during and after the assassination.

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    1. This testimony is wild because Williams basically claims to have been in the exact sniper’s nest location minutes before the assassination, then went down to the 5th floor, heard shots from above, and felt debris falling on him. Too perfect, right?

      Sure, the TSBD had thick concrete floors and someone could theoretically be quiet while setting up – but Williams straight up says he heard NOTHING. No footsteps, no elevator movement, nothing. That’s different from just being quiet.

      What’s sketchy is how his story evolved. His first FBI statement only mentioned two shots and said nothing about being on the 6th floor at all. Then magically, as the official narrative solidified, his memory “improved” to perfectly match what the Warren Commission needed – him being alone on the 6th floor but conveniently leaving before the shooting, then hearing three shots from below.

      His explanation for not hearing anything makes zero sense chronologically. He says “after the shots we were running” – but that doesn’t explain why he heard nothing BEFORE the shots when someone would’ve been setting up.

      Whether Williams was pressured, confused, or lying, his testimony is one of those pieces that makes the official story fall apart when you actually look at it.

      The Warren Commission built their case on witnesses whose stories kept changing to fit exactly what they needed. That’s not investigation – that’s narrative construction.

    2. This coincides with the “Altgens photo” showing LHO in the doorway of the TSBD as the time of the assassination. Also, the manager and a police officer ran into Oswald in the 2nd floor lunch room calmly drinking a Coke about 90 seconds after the shooting.

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