How Could LHO Walk Seven Blocks Shortly After The Assassination & Not Be Seen?

[Rob Caprio]

You do talk some nonsense and are so desperate to always be right that it leads you into pointless arguments which are a total waste of time. I vowed sometime back not to engage with you  but have slipped on that, so will make a greater effort to ignore you once more. Think its best all round.

So, anyone else willing to comment on the Buell Frazier interview I mentioned?

As I thought, you have no evidence to discuss. Instead you want to discuss hypotheticals like the WC.

[Rob Caprio]

I thought it was a fair request to locate and link the interview..I would like to see it also

Me too, but Mr. Turner wants us to discuss something we have not seen I guess. Instead he insults me for asking.

[Nicholas Turner]

I thought it was a fair request to locate and link the interview..I would like to see it also

That wasn't what was requested. If it was that would have been fair enough, but it wasn't, it was a response to me asking if Frazier saying he saw Oswald leaving the TSBD was accepted or known. I hadn't seen this anywhere before, hence my question.

The  2002 C-Span interview isn't the one I saw but it was the same story, told more recently and with more certainty. I can't find the interview at the moment but will see if I can find it. Sorry. Have watched quite a few recently 

[Rob Caprio]

That wasn't what was requested. If it was that would have been fair enough, but it wasn't, it was a response to me asking if Frazier saying he saw Oswald leaving the TSBD was accepted or known. I hadn't seen this anywhere before, hence my question.

The  2002 C-Span interview isn't the one I saw but it was the same story, told more recently and with more certainty. I can't find the interview at the moment but will see if I can find it. Sorry. Have watched quite a few recently 

Asking you to research what you heard him say many years later with what he said in 1963/64 is not unfair. Why haven't you done this?

[Nicholas Turner]

I thought it was a fair request to locate and link the interview..I would like to see it also

You see that was not what was being asked.

'Asking you to research what you heard him say many years later with what he said in 1963/64 is not unfair. Why haven't you done this?'

[Alan Hardaker]

The size of the bag on the back seat of Mr. Frazier's car is an issue. Mr. Frazier said he glanced at it for brief second and estimated it a 2ft possibly slightly bigger. The MC disassembled can be no shorter than 3ft. It is entirely possible that Mr. Frazier was incorrect with his estimation.  In relation to times Mr.Frazier gives approximations, often giving quite wide variations.

If the bag did contain curtain rods, why where they not found in the TSBD. Oswald wasn't getting a lift home from Mr.Frazier that day and that's the reason why Oswald carried the " curtain rods" into the TSBD. So what happened to the curtain rods. Perhaps somebody nicked them....half inched them.

[Martin Weidmann]

The size of the bag on the back seat of Mr. Frazier's car is an issue. Mr. Frazier said he glanced at it for brief second and estimated it a 2ft possibly slightly bigger. The MC disassembled can be no shorter than 3ft. It is entirely possible that Mr. Frazier was incorrect with his estimation.  In relation to times Mr.Frazier gives approximations, often giving quite wide variations.

If the bag did contain curtain rods, why where they not found in the TSBD. Oswald wasn't getting a lift home from Mr.Frazier that day and that's the reason why Oswald carried the " curtain rods" into the TSBD. So what happened to the curtain rods. Perhaps somebody nicked them....half inched them.

It is entirely possible that Mr. Frazier was incorrect with his estimation.

That's possible, but how about observation? Frazier said Oswald carried that package in his cupped hand and tucked under his shoulder. If the package was 3ft or more, how tall must Oswald have been?

If the bag did contain curtain rods,

That's a very big "if" since nobody has ever seen them.