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Mary Jo Kopechne Chappaquiddick — Part 1
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ANOMALY H (p. 9) @
As in Anomaly D, he remembered "just beginning" to. go off
the bridge, but could not be positive about turnisy his wheels.
Let's SEE what else Inspector Kennedy said about the “skid
marks”. -
When I arrived at the scene I observed 2 CAF in the =
waterfon the right side of the bridge. I had noticed skid
marks on the bridge starting at the edge of the bridge on the
airt and continuing straight to the right and ower,
Paraphrasing the description of the tire marks in The Bridge
at Chappaquiddick, it was as if the wheels had been "locked in pon
Sition.” And with an acknowledged minimum cf almost three seconds
visibility time? I submit that "reaction time" for turning wheels
is appreciably less than that for braking. But what was that the
Judge said in his report about the turn onto Dike Road?
I infer...that Kennedy did not intend to @rive to the
ferry slip and his turn onto Dike Road was intentional. ee IT
believe it probable that Kennedy knew of the YWazard that lav
ahead of him on Dike Road, but that, for some reason not =.
parent from the testimony, he failed to exercise Cue care as
he approached the bridge.
ANOMALY J (p- 9)
One may well ask what kind of responcc Sudse Bovle could pos-
sibly have expected to such a question. Howeveérs it is rumored
that the poput=* opinicr in and around Edyartown is that Mr. Ken-~
nedy waited as long as he did to report to the police because he
was very drunk. This, of course, would have been obvious to an-
other person. And then there would have been an incriminating
"breath test" to be feared if this was true. However, there is
yet another possible reason for the delay. Piease be patient.
ANOMALY K (p. 10)
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The Senator said he couldn't swim because of the current, SO
he swim to where he could wade. That was really a good trick and
it indicates tremendous resourcefuiness. However, Perjury No. 6
puts the tale of the attempted rescue in a different light. See
also Perjury Ne. 4.
ANOMALY L (p. 10) . .
Now the Senator is absolutely right! The bridge does run
almost east-west. In the course of preparing this materiai, I
examined a rather large-scale map of Chappaquidéick Island that.
was prepared by the U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey that also shows
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