Roger Craig

[Howard Gee]

Ask Dave.....his words not mine. Do you believe Fritz would not have talked to "1960 Man of the Year" Craig that afternoon and had him observe Oswald in custody? I seem to remember seeing a video of Chief Curry telling the media that the suspect was seen leaving the scene in a car and that they were looking for Oswald's accomplice. Seems like he had heard Craig's story.

Sure I believe Fritz and Craig would have spoken, and Roger might have told Will he saw Saint Patsy leave the scene in (according to Buddy) Ruth's Rambler.

I just don't believe there's any chance that's actually how Saint Patsy departed the scene.

Do you ?

[Colin Crow]

Sure I believe Fritz and Craig would have spoken, and Roger might have told Will he saw Saint Patsy leave the scene in (according to Buddy) Ruth's Rambler.

I just don't believe there's any chance that's actually how Saint Patsy departed the scene.

Do you ?

Not the point Howard......was just responding to your portrait of the man...nothing more....seems Dave R also believes Craig was just relaying what he saw that day when he testified before the WC in '64. I don?t believe Fritz's account of events regarding Craig.

[Howard Gee]

Not the point Howard......was just responding to your portrait of the man...nothing more....seems Dave R also believes Craig was just relaying what he saw that day when he testified before the WC in '64. I don?t believe Fritz's account of events regarding Craig.

I'm not sure which man you're referring to.

I haven't drawn any portrait of Roger Craig. I think he was wrong about Saint Patsy scrambling down the knoll and leaving in the Rambler. I have sympathy for his apparent mental problems later in life. I certainly don't think he was any kind of martyr though.

If you're talking abt Reitzes, I think Dave has done some very good investigative work and is quite articulate. I just think his conclusion of a conspiracy is completely wrong.

[Colin Crow]

I'm not sure which man you're referring to.

I haven't drawn any portrait of Roger Craig. I think he was wrong about Saint Patsy scrambling down the knoll and leaving in the Rambler. I have sympathy for his apparent mental problems later in life. I certainly don't think he was any kind of martyr though.

If you're talking abt Reitzes, I think Dave has done some very good investigative work and is quite articulate. I just think his conclusion of a conspiracy is completely wrong.

I was referring to your initial dismissal of Craig as being mental. My reading of Dave R is that he was a CT and what I posted was from his now LN assessment of Craig.

[Howard Gee]

I was referring to your initial dismissal of Craig as being mental. My reading of Dave R is that he was a CT and what I posted was from his now LN assessment of Craig.

Didn't think I initially dismissed Craig as being mental, just that his assertion that it was Saint Patsy that he saw scrambling down the knoll and getting into the Rambler was clearly incorrect.

It gets even worse when the Rambler becomes Ruth Paine's Rambler and this is somehow considered a tantalizing theory.

Laughable, yes.  Tantalizing, no.

I didn't realize Reitzes has become a LN.  Good for him.

[Mark Carter]

Sure they got a blue CHEVY wagon and photographed Paine standing next to the wagon to hide her guilt. I believe that the Oswald that Craig saw was the Oswald that Marina Oswald had taken a photo of in Ruth Paine's backyard holding the M Carcano and the pistol that he supposedly shot Tipper with.

[Steve Howsley]

Sure they got a blue CHEVY wagon and photographed Paine standing next to the wagon to hide her guilt. I believe that the Oswald that Craig saw was the Oswald that Marina Oswald had taken a photo of in Ruth Paine's backyard holding the M Carcano and the pistol that he supposedly shot Tipper with.

This is obviously a joke account. You'll need to hang out better bait than this to entertain the folk (LN, neutral  and CT) here.