Oswald in the TSBD just after the shooting

[Alan Ford]

We know Oswald beat it out of there as quickly as he could.

Really? And how exactly do we know that?

Hello Mr Weidmann!

There's no question but that Mr Oswald lied about his reason for leaving the scene and ending up in a movie theater.

[Richard Smith]

His crystal ball.

You need a crystal ball to conclude that Oswald left the TSBD in short order?  Even though he showed up in his boardinghouse in Oak Cliff around 1PM and was seen in a bus and taxi prior to that.  LOL.  Amazing.  Go with the fantasy that Oswald was a gullible patsy who got wise fast in the aftermath of the assassination.  When do you believe Oswald left the TSBD? 

[John Iacoletti]

You need a crystal ball to conclude that Oswald left the TSBD in short order?  Even though he showed up in his boardinghouse in Oak Cliff around 1PM and was seen in a bus and taxi prior to that.  LOL.  Amazing.

How does that equate to "beat it out of there as quickly as he could"?

[Walt Cakebread]

Hello Mr Weidmann!

There's no question but that Mr Oswald lied about his reason for leaving the scene and ending up in a movie theater.

WHY?? Is there no doubt in your mind ..... What leads you to believe that Lee lied about his reason for leaving work for the day?

[Martin Weidmann]

In her affidavit, Pauline Sanders confirms that Reid mentioned Oswald's lunchroom encounter with Truly which she attributed to them "evidently lunching."  In Reid's understanding of events as recounted to Sanders, Truly and Oswald were having lunch when a policeman put a gun in Oswald's stomach and Truly vouches for him as an employee.  Obviously, a scrambled rendition of facts.  Reid was not present during the lunchroom encounter.  So how would she know about this lunchroom encounter unless she was told or overheard it from others in the aftermath of the assassination?  Don't you think the TSBD employees discussed among themselves what they had seen that day?  As a result, she knows from others that Oswald was in the lunchroom in the vicinity of her workstation after the assassination.  She may or may not have seen someone in a white t-shirt and claims it was Oswald - a person who she barely knew.   There is doubt as to whether this encounter took place and, if so, whether it was Oswald or not.  In the aftermath of historical events, some people intentionally or unintentionally falsely want to put themselves into the events.  It seems unlikely that Oswald was wearing only a white t-shirt since that is not how he was described in the lunchroom encounter moments earlier.  But believe anything you want.  It doesn't matter much whether she saw him or not.


Mrs. SANDERS advised that this morning she called GERALDINE REID, another employee, telephone number FE 1-6617, who told her that the police officer who had first entered the building ran into the lunch room where Mr. TRULY, the warehouse manager, and OSWALD were evidently lunching. The police officer put his gun into OSWALD's stomach but TRULY advised the police officer that OSWALD worked for him. Police officer turned away and evidently left the area. She said according to REID, OSWALD then went to the main office and REID, although she had not observed the initial incident with the police officer, told OSWALD that the President had been shot. According to SANDERS, Mrs. REID claimed that OSWALD just mumbled something and left the office. She said Reid did not mention how OSWALD left the office or for that matter if she knew how he might have left the building. SANDERS advised that the stairwell would probably have been the easiest way to leave without being too noticeable since the stairwell is in need of repairs and employees had been instructed not to use the stairwell.

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In her affidavit, Pauline Sanders confirms that Reid mentioned Oswald's lunchroom encounter with Truly which she attributed to them "evidently lunching."

What affidavit would that be?

All I have found is an FBI report dated 11/24/63 which claims that Sanders claimed that Reid had provided her information during a phone call earlier that day.

[Walt Cakebread]

His crystal ball.

I heard of a man who had lost one in an accident and had a glass one implanted ....But I've never heard of one made of crystal...

[Richard Smith]

In her affidavit, Pauline Sanders confirms that Reid mentioned Oswald's lunchroom encounter with Truly which she attributed to them "evidently lunching."

What affidavit would that be?

All I have found is an FBI report dated 11/24/63 which claims that Sanders claimed that Reid had provided her information during a phone call earlier that day.

Wow.  You want to split hairs over whether her statement is in the form of an affidavit or statement given to the FBI when you erroneously claimed that I made up that Reid had talked to others to know that Oswald was seen on her floor?  How about sticking to the substance?  Reid was told by someone that Oswald had been in the lunchroom.  She claims to see a man in a white t-shirt after the event.  She claims it is Oswald but she barely knew him.  She describes him as wearing only a white t-shirt which seems extremely unlikely as described by Baker and Truly just moments before.  Maybe it was Oswald, maybe it wasn't.  It doesn't appear to make a lot of difference.  If that was the type of witness description given to link Oswald to the Tippit murder, you would cry about it until doomsday.  What point are you trying to make?  That you believe there is no doubt that she saw Oswald?