USPS workers screwing things up i.e..LHO receiving c2766

[Rob Caprio]

So, what Oswald said during his interrogation is "solid evidence" that he was telling the truth? That's not what Oswald told Marina. That Oswald registered at N. Beckley under O. H. Lee is "solid evidence". That Oswald ordered both C2766 and V510210 is very solid circumstantial evidence. That Oswald was identified as the man who shot Tippit (by Markham) and fled the scene eventually ending up at the Texas Theater (by several witnesses) is solid direct evidence. That the 6.5mm WC shells found on the SN were traced to C2766 to the exclusion of all other rifles is solid circumstantial evidence. The same goes for the shells found on the Tippit crime scene. That CE-399 was traced to C2766 to the exclusion of all other rifles is solid circumstantial evidence. That the two fragments of a WC 6.5mm found in the presidential limo were traced to C2766 to the exclusion of all other rifles is solid circumstantial evidence. That Oswald was arrested with V510210 on his person is solid direct evidence. What more is needed to satisfy any reasonable person that Oswald was guilty as sin of the assassination of JFK and the murder of Tippit? The key here is "rasonable person".

Do you deny that Oswald used Hidell and O. H. Lee as aliases?

Can you prove that he did use those aliases?

[Rob Caprio]

Quote my 'earlier comment', so far you've missed my point all together...

Here it is.

The AnybodyButOswald crowd cannot show that AnybodyButOswald knew there was to be an attempt made on Kennedy that day. The AnybodyButOswald crowd cannot show that AnybodyButOswald was positively identified as being at the scene during both murders.

And that's a fact.

If I were you I'd be 🏃‍♂️from these false claims that you called facts too.

[Rob Caprio]

Says the guy who has failed to cite one piece of supporting evidence in this thread.

[Walt Cakebread]

I think you have watched too many "Secret Squirrel" and "Morocco Mole" cartoons.  Why would someone working for the FBI or CIA need an alias while in the US?  Who would they be hiding from?

Are you sane and sober?....   Of course secret agents use false identities no matter where in the world they happen to be.

However your suggestion does display the gullible naivete of a trusting child.   Lee Oswald was also gullible and naive... 

When he was in Russia he was always on his toes,kept himself alert and on guard....   But he foolishly thought that he could relax when he returned home to the good ol USA.   He was simply too naive to understand that there were Brigands and Bastards right  here in the good ol USA, who would use him like a marionette... 

[Richard Smith]

Are you sane and sober?....   Of course secret agents use false identities no matter where in the world they happen to be.

However your suggestion does display the gullible naivete of a trusting child.   Lee Oswald was also gullible and naive... 

When he was in Russia he was always on his toes,kept himself alert and on guard....   But he foolishly thought that he could relax when he returned home to the good ol USA.   He was simply too naive to understand that there were Brigands and Bastards right  here in the good ol USA, who would use him like a marionette...

Again, if Oswald was working for the FBI or CIA as you have suggested, who would he be hiding from in the US by using an alias?  Simply repeating over and over again that secret agents use false identities is not an answer.  Lots of criminals use false names as well.  You don't need an alias if you are working for the very people who are doing the looking.  They would know Oswald's whereabouts if he was working for them.  An alias would be pointless.  Oswald used an alias not because he was working for the FBI but because he knew the FBI was keeping tabs on him and he wanted to make it as difficult as possible to track him. 

[Rob Caprio]

Nothing will ever satisfy these people because they're members of a cult. They worship at the altar of St. Oswald the Patsy.

How would you know since you never cite any evidence?

[Rob Caprio]

Whaley testified that he jotted down fares in 15 minute intervals or when he had the chance, I believe.

He lied based on his own trip sheet.