@ToanDN wrote:
I wouldn't put those models on a website. You purchased them for your use, not for distributing to others, unless whoever sold them to you don't care.
Let me share a little secret. If you are involved with this investigation, you can pretty much get away with murder. Some did it in 1963, and as an obvious counterpart, I can do it in 2020. Think about it.
One of several examples: I hacked the website of the National Archives, spent a sleepless summer in 2015 making 319,106 automated queries to their site:
This is the website controlled by Them The Bureaucrats
I created a perfect clone of that website, with a much superior front end which provides confidential information:
This is the website owned and controlled by We The People
See my clarifying comment:
Owned by We The People
Long story short, after I announced the completion of my unsolicited summer internship at the National Archives in several JFK boards, the NARA site was taken offline for several days. When it returned it had better protection. Every time the phone/door rang I was convinced it was the FBI, something that I received with a mix of apprehension and satisfaction ("Finally! I would be able to tell people what I had discovered"). The Texas ACLU offered to defend me. I contacted several journalists (expert Bryan Bender from the Boston Globe and Politico, etc) with the news.
What happened?
Absolutely nothing. The MSM would not touch that issue with a proverbial long pole.
Therefore, the chances of little ole' me getting in trouble for distributing the two Limo models of dubious accuracy to volunteer participants are very slim. I'll take my chances. They are here:
http://www.dealey-plaza.org/this-government-as-promised/kennedy-limo/
-Ramon F. Herrera
JFK Numbers
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