Roger Craig

[John Iacoletti]

I have not been able to find any original source of the Helen Forest/Forrest claim.

[Jack Trojan]

Roger Craig committed suicide.....

That's how they killed him.

[Walt Cakebread]

That's like asking a monkey not to fling poo.

 

[Walt Cakebread]

That's how they killed him.

Perhaps you're right..... "They" may have drove Roger Craig to suicide but he committed the act.    This is exactly what I think happened to George De M ....

In some circles of society there is a creed of "death before dishonor"....   And I believe George De M was of that creed.    De M knew the truth about the coup d e'tat, and he knew that Lee had been made the scapegoat....but he couldn't tell the truth to the whole wide world because he would have been putting a noose around his own neck and bringing shame to his kids and grandkids.   

[Gerry Down]

Everyone that was caught up in the conspiracy lied and that included Craig and Weitzman. At least Craig had the guts to blow the whistle and for that you slander him with fabricated evidence. You haven't even proven that he lied about the Mauser.

Craig DID see a mauser on the 6th floor. The only problem was that he saw it there in 1968 in his own imagination.

He also really DID see 3 spent shells neatly lined up in the snipers nest (in 1968 in his own imagination).

If people can imagine their own genders, why can't Craig imagine a mauser on the 6th floor?

[Walt Cakebread]

Craig DID see a mauser on the 6th floor. The only problem was that he saw it there in 1968 in his own imagination.

He also really DID see 3 spent shells neatly lined up in the snipers nest (in 1968 in his own imagination).

If people can imagine their own genders, why can't Craig imagine a mauser on the 6th floor?

If we could know the truth, I'd bet that Weitzman talked to Craig about his interview with FBI agent A1bert Sayers and Weitzman told Craig that he'd been handed the rifle that he and Boone had discovered and it was a 7.65 mauser, and that identification of the caliber was "STAMPED RIGHT THERE ON THE BARREL"

But Craig with his gargantuan ego made up the tale that he had seen that stamp when he was "not more than six or eight inches from the rifle" when Day held it up to Fritz.   

PS.... It is reported that Seymour Weitzman had psychological  problems for the rest of his life following the coup d e'tat.    Can anybody verify the rumor ?

[Jerry Freeman]

 

He also really DID see 3 spent shells ...
 

Mr. BELIN - Do you recall any of the shells right up against the wall at all---- or, don't you recall?
Mr. CRAIG - No; I don't; I didn't look that close.