Character: District Attorney Jim Garrison
Is it necessary to defend a government that lies to its citizens? A country becomes dangerous if it is no longer possible to trust anyone in it, if there is no way to tell the truth! I tell you - let justice be done, even if the heavens fall to Earth!
- The right question. Why? Who and how is for the public. Oswald, Ruby, the mafia... It's all salon talk, it distracts people from the main question - "Why?" Why was Kennedy assassinated? Who benefited?
- In France - on De Gaulle. We would have arrived there in a few days. Learned the route. All buildings were checked. Not a single window was left open. We placed our snipers everywhere. As soon as any window opened, they would immediately contact us by radio. We would watch the crowd, everyone - who has a package in his hands, a folded newspaper. No one would even be allowed to open an umbrella. There's no way they'd let a limousine go that slow, 10 miles an hour, and make an unplanned turn. But none of this was done. There was a violation of elementary safety standards. And this is the best evidence that there was a large-scale conspiracy in Dallas.
How naive are you...
You understand, Oswald was interrogated twelve hours after the murder without a lawyer present, and no one, no one wrote down the words. A police captain with thirty years of experience and a few FBI men cannot fail to know that without a record for the court, all his testimony is invalid.
- Certainly! Three experts... They claim that Oswald fired three times from a rifle with a telescopic sight within six seconds. And his comrades in the morflot claim that he had "Maggie's underpants." What does it mean? He was a poor shooter. An ordinary person could only shoot twice. And trust me, the first shot is the best, but here the third one was accurate.
Today I am ashamed that I am an American.
