Did Oswald Go To Mexico City?

[Walt Cakebread]

Which concludes that he was there, stayed in the hotel, signed his name.

I believe that Lee Oswald did go to Mexico City......   

Let me propose this question.... Would Lee have become irate and angry at FBI agent Hosty for simply asking if he had been to Mexico City, if he had not been there?

Lee knew that there was a connection between his presence in Mexico City, and the assassination.     That's why he became angry and adamantly denied that he had been to MC.

[Jerry Freeman]

Which concludes that he was there, stayed in the hotel, signed his name.

And Oswald went to a party with a couple of his buddies and did a thingaling with Silvia Duran?
Right   

[Jerry Freeman]

I believe that Lee Oswald did go to Mexico City......   

Let me propose this question.... Would Lee have become irate and angry at FBI agent Hosty for simply asking if he had been to Mexico City, if he had not been there?

Lee knew that there was a connection between his presence in Mexico City, and the assassination.     That's why he became angry and adamantly denied that he had been to MC.

Walt...Oswald hated Hosty. He was most angry at the questioner rather than the question.

[Walt Cakebread]

Walt...Oswald hated Hosty. He was most angry at the questioner rather than the question.

No, that's not the true picture.   Hosty got himself in boiling hot water with J.Edna for bringing up the subject of MC.  during the first interrogation  of Lee Oswald.  Hoover yanked him out of the interrogations because of that faux pas....  Hoover wanted to avoid the MC incident, because he knew that his extra special agents had sent Lee to MC to try to get a visa to Cuba.... They had plotted to connect Lee To Castro but the Cuban's didn't cooperate .....

[Jerry Freeman]

Walt...Oswald hated Hosty. He was most angry at the questioner rather than the question.

While browsing I found this statement translated from Marina's notes....
                                                       

                 -24-   
 One day Lee came home from work and had not yet  changed his clothes when some man knocked at the door .He turned   out to be an FBI agent and asked Lee to come into a car, which he had parked across the street ,and talk. There was one other man in the car .They talked for two hours ,and I started getting angry at these uninvited guests ,since it  is no fun to heat up dinner several times. Lee came home very upset but tried not to show it.

http://aarclibrary.org/publib/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh18/pdf/WH18_CE_994.pdf page 619
Hosty? and who else?

[Walt Cakebread]

While browsing I found this statement translated from Marina's notes....
                                                        http://aarclibrary.org/publib/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh18/pdf/WH18_CE_994.pdf page 619
Hosty? and who else?

Do you have a date for this incident?....  If the FBI man was Hosty, then his partner would probably have been Wilson ....BUT....I doubt that the man was Hosty....

I suspect that the men were Hoover's "Extra Special" agents.....   Who were setting Lee up as the patsy.

[Walt Cakebread]

Walt...Oswald hated Hosty. He was most angry at the questioner rather than the question.

I don't know if Lee hated Hosty....   I do believe that Hosty had tried to woo Marina and Marina had told Lee about Hosty's advances.   ( If you had met Marina I'm sure you'd understand....  She was a very sexy gal. ( beautiful green eyes)

So lee could have been angry about that, but he was more upset because Hosty had not responded to the note that he had left at the FBI offices.   Lee had learned that there was a plot to assassinate JFK on his visit to Dallas and he wanted the FBI to be aware of the plot.  Lee was planning on the hoax attempt on JFK, and he wanted the FBI to know that there was a serious plot afoot.

When Hosty showed up at the interrogation, and Lee learned who he was, he became very angry....  Because he had tried to warn Hosty about the plot but the dopey Hosty didn't respond to the note.   Lee had written that note hoping that Hosty would come looking for him and then he could tell Hosty what he had learned.