Was Lee Oswald the passenger in Whaley's Taxi?

[John Anderson]

You're waffling man.

[Walt Cakebread]

You're waffling man.

Does "waffling" mean... kickin ass... where you live Mr Anderson?

[John Anderson]

London.

[Bill Brown]

I said that Oswald wanted the cab to go past the rooming house so he could see if the authorities were there.

I never said that I felt the authorities could possibly be there at that early stage.

You still don't get it?

Typical.

[Walt Cakebread]

You still don't get it?

Typical.

Oh I get it alright.....  I know a back pedaler when I see one....   

[Bill Brown]

Oh I get it alright.....  I know a back pedaler when I see one....

No backpedaling here.

I gotta call it like it is, you're just too damn dumb to understand, even though I have clearly explained it twice.

[Walt Cakebread]

No backpedaling here.

I gotta call it like it is, you're just too damn dumb to understand, even thought I have clearly explained it twice.

No back pedaling?.....Let's take a look.

Billy Bob Brown wrote:...

"The only thing that is utter nonsense is your belief that there is no chance in hell that Oswald couldn't know, during his thirty minute trek to Oak Cliff, what the authorities had learned about him by that point. Taking the cab past the rooming house to see if the police were there makes perfect sense." 

Taking the cab past the rooming house to see if the police were there makes perfect sense.


So on one hand you're saying that the arch villain Lee Harrrrrvey Osssswald decided on the spur of the moment to murder JFK....and he had no accomplices ...He was just a lone nut.    Therefore nobody could have been prepared before hand to stop him from assassinating JFK or intercept him after the murder.....

But in this post you're presenting the idea that the cops did know where he lived and they were prepared to intercept him, and he was concerned that they might be waiting for him to show up at the rooming house less than thirty minutes after the murder.

Do I have that right, Billy Bob?