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To what extent do extracts 1-4 in source E present a full and accurate eye-witness account of the assassination?
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Have a little read: ... To what extent do extracts 1-4 in source E present a full and accurate eye-witness account of the assassination? (Use source F to help you answer this) To find out which witnesses are reliable and which are not I am now going to go over all evidence shown in both sources, E and F. to do this I will need to go over each witness separately taking all aspects into account. Jean Hill- in 1983 Jean Hill said she was used to guns and recognised that there was four to six shots fired from different guns, and she was sure they weren't echoes. When interviewed a half hour after the assassination she said she saw nothing, but in 1986 she told Jim Marrs that she saw a man fire from behind the wooden fence. There is doubt cast weather Jean Hill is reliable or not. Although she is a well educated school teacher
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