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Dealey can be described as ideal for assassination because it is one of few places in Dallas where the road is out in the open (no buildings inside the plaza) but there are many sheltered areas and buildings surrounding it, making it possible to set up sniper teams with very close shots who would not be noticed, and would also not be obstructed by other buildings. If one goes around the plaza, they will find that the Texas School Book Depository, the Dallas County Records Building, the north and south knolls, the triple overpass, and the picket fence are all places with ideal shots at a car traveling through the plaza.
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im to full of it
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