Eyewitness Lee Bowers has a very interesting account of what he saw the day our beloved president, John F. Kennedy, was assasinated. Up to today it is still foggy on whether his death was the result of a sole killer, or a conspiracy. Bowers' account makes me turn towards thinking there was definately more than one assasin. Bowers claimed that on November 22nd, 1963, the day Kennedy was killed, he was working in his office and has a good view of the motorcade. He saw two men standing near the grassy knoll. He stated, "These men were the only two strangers in the area. The others were workers whom I knew." Bowers also said that when he heard the shootings begin, he saw a flash of light come from the area where the strange men were standing. Bowers gave this information to the Warren Commission. Later, Bowers was killed in a car crash, and it was said that he was driven off the road by a black car. Very suspicious. I guess we will never know for sure what really went down on that tragic day.
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