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Post by Arjan Hut on Jan 14, 2022 4:59:03 GMT -5
 SS agent Sam Kinney attempted to clean up some of the blood - "That Day In Dallas" by Richard Trask (1998), page 35 [based off a 7/10/85 interview with Stoughton; same as page 42 of Trask's "Pictures of the Pain"]---"[Cecil] Stoughton recalls that a man was washing the seat "with a cloth, and he had a bucket. There was blood all over the seat, and flower petals and stuff on the floor." On page 37 there is a Stoughton photo with the caption "A bucket at his feet, an agent [Kinney] is seen leaning into the back seat of the Lincoln cleaning up some of the gore." (Rick Ellek, JFKboards, 1-13-22) |
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Post by Arjan Hut on Jan 14, 2022 6:17:55 GMT -5
SA Kinney soon returned to Vice-Presidential protection duties. "LBJ was in shock when the SS grabbed him." As a driver, Kinney concentrated on the condition of his vehicle and on events taking place near it. He recalled that "someone wanted to wash the (Presidential) car. I said no one touch. A Dallas Police Department Officer and I put the bubble-top back on the car and enclosed it by its snaps. Then pictures were taken of the roses, but not of the Presidential limousine." ( HSCA - USSS - Sam Kinney Feb 26 1978, released 1996)  SA Sam Kinney and a DPD motorcycle officer putting on the bubbletop at Parkland 11/22/63 (secretservicehistory.blogspot.com) |
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