Gen. Walker and Supreme Court Decision

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Offline Walt Cakebread

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« Reply #21 on: December 16, 2019, 09:16:57 PM »
''Explain the reason that Lee had created a false dossier that included photos of Walker's house and the vicinity near Walker's house''.
How do we really know that Oswald actually did all of that?
" ..explain how Marina knew all about the "attempt" to shoot Walker." 
After the assassination a lot was 'revealed' to Marina. That Oswald owned a rifle...that she took the pictures of him with it...that he planned on killing Nixon...that he tried to kill Walker...that he beat her often...and on and on.
She could play ball or be on the next plane back to Moscow.

How do we really know that Oswald actually did all of that?

You have two good eyes....LOOK at page 113 of Chief Curry's book .....  There are photos that were taken by the DPD on the evening of 11/22/63.   The photos show Lee Oswald's possessions which the DPD took ( illegally) from the Paine Residence that afternoon....

The photo of Walker's house is clearly visible among Lee's possessions...but the cops had no idea that they had Lee's false dossier.

 Even the FBI never knew that Lee had been involved in the Walker Hoax until the story appeared in a German News paper in early December.    After that story was published ...The FBI started asking Marina questions about the Walker incident....and she gave them many of the details.

Offline John Iacoletti

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« Reply #22 on: December 17, 2019, 01:29:26 AM »
How do we really know that Oswald actually did all of that?

You have two good eyes....LOOK at page 113 of Chief Curry's book .....  There are photos that were taken by the DPD on the evening of 11/22/63.   The photos show Lee Oswald's possessions which the DPD took ( illegally) from the Paine Residence that afternoon....

How would anybody know which items did or did not belong to Oswald?

Offline Jerry Freeman

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« Reply #23 on: December 17, 2019, 02:10:54 AM »
How would anybody know which items did or did not belong to Oswald?
Or which items just happened to conveniently show up. I thought that was what I was asking.
You know everybody--- Dead men tell no tales---Yes, it's true...But in this case...we have everybody else telling them for him :-\
In all the history of mankind, I don't think that anybody had ever left more incriminating "evidence" behind than what Oswald supposedly did.

Offline Walt Cakebread

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« Reply #24 on: December 17, 2019, 03:46:49 AM »
How would anybody know which items did or did not belong to Oswald?

Are you actually denying that the photo of Walker's house that is seen in the photo on page 133 of Curry's book was not among Lee Oswald's possessions??

Offline John Iacoletti

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« Reply #25 on: December 17, 2019, 03:05:58 PM »
Are you actually denying that the photo of Walker's house that is seen in the photo on page 133 of Curry's book was not among Lee Oswald's possessions??

Like I said, how would you know which items were Lee Oswald’s possessions?

Offline Walt Cakebread

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« Reply #26 on: December 17, 2019, 04:09:29 PM »
Like I said, how would you know which items were Lee Oswald’s possessions?

You're simply being a contrarian and perverse..... We both know that the police grabbed a carload of Lee's possessions and hauled it to the police station that afternoon.   They had no idea what they had grabbed, but they documented the grab by placing placards among the stuff they had purloined, that said... " Voluntarily given Dallas PD by Ruth Paine and Mrs Oswald    Paine's residence Irving Tex   11/22/ 63 "

The photo that the DPD took shows the controversial photo lying on the blue note book that was the false dossier that Lee had created.   I've long suspected that CE 133A ( the Back Yard photo) was there in that notebook but the police didn't find it until the early hours of Saturday, and they knew they couldn't use it in court if the case came to trial because they had illegally grabbed that evidence without a search warrant .....  Thus they pretended to discover the BY photo when they had obtained a search warrant on Saturday afternoon.

But let's stay on track....  Lee Oswald had in his possessions a photo of Walker's house .....   And we have ample evidence that he was involved in the Walker HOAX....  Which was NOT an actual attempt to kill Walker.
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Offline Jerry Freeman

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« Reply #27 on: December 17, 2019, 06:37:42 PM »
  LOOK at page 113 of Chief Curry's book .....  There are photos that were taken by the DPD on the evening of 11/22/63.   The photos show Lee Oswald's possessions which the DPD took ( illegally) from the Paine Residence that afternoon....
 
 Even the FBI never knew that Lee had been involved in the Walker Hoax until the story appeared in a German News paper in early December.    After that story was published ...The FBI started asking Marina questions about the Walker incident....and she gave them many of the details. 
I believe [on the other hand] that someone gave Marina the details so that she could relay them to the Warren Commission :-\


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