@sunlay Wollen wir die Abläufe in der AF1 einkreisen?
Der Sarg stand hinten in der Aft Gallery, und zwar im Gang. Dieser Gang führte, wenige Meter weiter, in den State Room, wo die Vereidigung stattfand. Es beteht eine unmittelbare Sichtlinie vom Eingang State Roomn zum Sarg.
Der Fotograf, Cecil Stoughton, steht mit dem Rücken zur Wand zum Bedroom auf der Couch.
Hie die Foto-Serie zur Vereidigung. Die Personen, die sich in den State Room quetschen, blicken in Richtung Gang, in dem der Sarg steht.
https://www.jfklibrary.org/asset-viewer/archives/JFKWHP/1963/Month%2011/Day%2022/JFKWHP-1963-11-22-EAuf den ersten Bildern fehlt Jackie noch, sie kommt dann aus dem Bedroom in den State Room.
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Jetzt ein paar Timeline-Fragmente von hier (alles ist on bord Air Force One)
https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a24834/flight-from-dallas-1013/1:36 PM
Lyndon Johnson appears in the hallway. He is six foot three, filling the passage. Everybody in the room jumps to their feet, including the three congressmen, Texans all. Congressman Thomas is the first of them to speak: "We are ready to carry out any orders that you have, Mr. President."
[sic!] "Mr. President" - vor der Vereidigung schon als selbstverständlich vorausgesetzt.
His conversation is interrupted by the sound of hammering. In the small aft cabin, behind the bedroom, Sergeant Ayres is removing two rows of seats to make room for a casket.
2:14 PM Sarg kommt an
Joining the crowd behind the hearse is President Kennedy's so-called Irish Mafia, his close network of Boston advisors: Ken O'Donnell, Larry O'Brien, and Dave Powers, a conspicuous bloodstain on his brown suit. Dr. George Burkley, Kennedy's personal physician, and General McHugh also gather around the back of the car. So does another of Kennedy's military aides, General Ted Clifton, one more member of this mobile army. Together they pull out the dead president's casket, shining bronze in the sun. Minutes before, it was the subject of a drawn-out fight at Parkland, pushed and pulled between Kennedy's men and county officials citing unbreakable Texas laws regarding the autopsies of murder victims. The casket's sudden presence on the ramp is proof of a hollow northern victory.The men smash off the casket's long handles in order to fit it through the plane's door and settle it into the empty space in the aft cabin, where the two rows of seats had been.
Jackie Kennedy, who had ridden in the back of the hearse with her husband's body, follows the casket up the steps and heads for the bedroom. (...) The Johnsons tell Jackie about their plans for the swearing in. Then they take their leave. Jackie stays in her spot on the bed.
2:28 PM Das Flugzeug wäre allmählich bereit für den Start, aber der Amtseid soll am Boden stattfinden, es werden noch Reporter reingebracht.
2:37 PM
Jackie wird von JFKs rechter Hand, O'Donell, aus dem Bedroom geholt.
Twenty-seven observers crowd onto the eagle-adorned carpet in the stateroom of Air Force One. It has been ninety-eight minutes since President Kennedy died.
Es folgt der Amtseid.
2:41 PMJohnson issues his first official order as president: "Now, let's get airborne."
Chief Curry, Judge Hughes, Sid Davis, and Stoughton—with his precious film still in the camera around his neck—dash off the plane and down the ramp. Air Force One's doors are locked shut behind them.
Nach Abflug:To the rear of the stateroom, Jackie Kennedy sits next to the casket, which lies along the left-hand wall of the cabin, lashed into place with bracing straps. Red bronze and weighing several hundred pounds, it was the best one Clint Hill had found at Vernon Oneal's funeral home in Dallas. It had been delivered polished to Parkland, but now it's chipped and scratched, scarred by the fight at the hospital and the frantic push up the ramp. There are broken bolts where the handles had been.
Jackie, General McHugh, and the Irish Mafia huddle in the cramped space beside it. She cries for the first time. "Oh, Kenny, what's going to happen?" she asks O'Donnell.
4:58 PMAir Force One touches down at Andrews Air Force Base. It is now 5:58 P.M., Eastern Standard Time.
He (O'Donnell) and the rest of Kennedy's men surround the casket. "We carried it on the plane, we're going to carry it off the plane," O'Donnell says, and he chokes on the words. (...)Eight men strain to lift the broken casket off the floor.
Abtransport.
Wenn jetzt bitte jemand, der den Leichen-Coup für machbar hält, die Time Line korrigieren und/oder den Leichen-Raub hier plausibel einbauen würde?