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Gun-toting FBI informant photographer Terry Norman tricked Ohio National Guardsmen to pen fire on unarmed protesters

Kent State Recording: Shots Heard Before Guardsmen Fired

audio: www.cleveland.com/science/index.ssf/2010/10/analysis_of_kent_state_aud
io_t.html

(Oct. 8) -- A noisy altercation and four pistol shots occurred moments before Ohio National Guardsmen shot at Vietnam War protesters at Kent State University on May 4, 1970, The Plain Dealer reports.

Four students were killed during the day's violence, one of the seminal moments of the anti-war movement. The exact chain of events that led to the guardsmen opening fire has never been determined.

New studies of recordings of the protest done for the Cleveland newspaper indicate male voices shouting "kill him!" followed by swearing and four distinct shots.

The sound of the shots match those of a .38-caliber revolver, the same gun that student Terry Norman admits to carrying that day. Norman was taking pictures of protesters and had been paid by the FBI to provide information on the protesters. The Plain Dealer was unable to locate Norman for comment.

Norman was photographing protestors that day for the FBI and carried a loaded .38-caliber Smith & Wesson Model 36 five-shot revolver in a holster under his coat for protection. Though he denied discharging his pistol, he previously has been accused of triggering the Guard shootings by firing to warn away angry demonstrators, which the soldiers mistook for sniper fire.

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Originally posted by whozit:
Tin solders and Nixon's calling, were finally on our own, Keith Olbermann is nutz.....and he's stupid

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His hair was perfect....

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His hair was perfect....

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