The Bagman bags, and he is covering up the head of James W. Bookhout, impersonating Jack Ruby. 

 

 The biggest question about Kennedy is: what caused his muscles to seize up and his mind to completely collapse? It was the most sudden, rapid, and severe deterioration of a person, both physically and mentally, that ever occurred. The only trauma he received to that point was a shallow, inconsequential wound in his back, and a shallow wound in his throat that damaged his trachea but was limited to that. He suffered no physical damage to his brain or nervous system to that point. Yet, he was rendered a neuromuscular wreck and imbecilic, and beyond imbecilic. He was completely withdrawn, unresponsive, with a complete absence of cognition, and the inability to communicate. Kennedy's bizarre physical and mental state is the elephant in the room that everyone has ignored. 

The most valuable thing about the Zapruder film is what it shows us about JFK's condition after he was shot, and his condition was appalling. Mentally, he was gone. He had no ability to talk or to communicate in any way. He had no awareness or understanding of what was happening to him. Obviously, if he did, he would have ducked and gotten his wife to duck. But, he did nothing. And physically, he entered a state of spastic paralysis in which he lost control of his muscles. He had no control over them at all as his spastic paralysis spread. 

What could have caused this? Let's consider his trauma. I won't waste a second discussing the ridiculous Single Bullet Theory. JFK's trauma was that he had a shallow wound in his back that affected no vital tissue. It was just a small puncture wound in the muscle and fascia. For all practical purposes, it did no harm to him at all. It was like a scratch.

Then, he had a shallow wound to his throat that did damage his trachea. It was serious but definitely recoverable. He would have needed surgery, but I suspect he would have been back on the job, to some extent, in a matter of days; less than a week. 

Neither trauma could have caused any mental derangement. And neither trauma could have caused him the neuromuscular degeneracy that we see in the Zapruder film. 

So, the physical trauma that Kennedy had received could not have caused the extreme degeneracy, both physical and mental, that we see on him in the Zapruder film. 

So, what could have caused such extreme derangement of his mind and his body and so suddenly? It had to be poisoning.  There is nothing else that could have done it. JFK was hit in the back with a poisoned ice flechette high on the hill. That is the truth, and it is not in doubt.

 At this link, you can watch and hear LBJ praising Rufus Youngblood for saving his life.

https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/video/president-johnson-honors-secret-service-agent-stock-video-footage/1177653289

He was referring to the claim that RY reached behind and grabbed LBJ and shoved him down to the floor of the backseat of the convertible. Then, supposedly, he climbed over his seat and lied on top of LBJ, using his body to shield LBJ's. It never happened.

Here is Senator Yarborough's detailed affadavit, in which he correctly pointed out that the interval between the 1st and 2nd shots was much longer than the interval between the 2nd and 3rd shots. That's because the 1st shot was the shot to JFK's back, which contained a nerve agent that hit him high on the hill.

https://history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh7/pdf/WH7_Yarborough_aff.pdf

All this fabricating about LBJ and Youngblood was caused by the removal of LBJ from the Altgens photo, which was done because he was hunkered down so low, obviously concerned about being hit.

It was physically impossible for LBJ and Youngblood to be stacked on the floor of the convertible. There wasn't room for them. The feet and legs of Yarborough and Lady Bird occupied that space. It never happened. LBJ was such a liar.