Why do some people believe in conspiracy theories?

[Alan Ford]

Show testimony that places Oswald out front at any time during the motorcade

Don't need to------he's on film! 

[John Iacoletti]

Just named the rifle CBD shirt fibers, Sherlock

You said "goodly number" and when pressed you repeated the single example that you already gave before your goodly number comment.

Conclusion:  Chapman thinks one is a goodly number.

The partial came off with the lift

Mr. DAY. It depends. If it is a fresh print, and by fresh I mean hadn't been there very long and dried, practically all the print will come off and there will be nothing left. If it is an old print, that is pretty well dried, many times you can still see it after the lift. In this case I could still see traces of print on that barrel.

[Bill Chapman]

You said "goodly number" and when pressed you repeated the single example that you already gave before your goodly number comment.

Conclusion:  Chapman thinks one is a goodly number.

Mr. DAY. It depends. If it is a fresh print, and by fresh I mean hadn't been there very long and dried, practically all the print will come off and there will be nothing left. If it is an old print, that is pretty well dried, many times you can still see it after the lift. In this case I could still see traces of print on that barrel.

Martin clearly said name one. He neatly avoided saying name another one. In that regard, I have high confidence that JAQers feel that the shirt fibers found aboard the rifle do not qualify as being worthy of non-dismissal. You of course will not commit either way.

The Stombaugh CBD information exists whether detractors like it or not.
Not my problem if JAQers don't know which items CBD by Stombaugh

 

[Bill Chapman]

Don't need to------he's on film! 

Point him out...

[Jerry Freeman]

You know ....Leave it to Chapman to hijack his own thread with silly little tit for tat ludicrous challenges.
This should be called---- Why do many people believe in conspiracies? Saddam Hussein had WMDs right?
Also the thread is supposed to be a poll...what happened there? 1) Oswald did it 2) Maybe Oswald did it 3) perhaps Oswald could have probably done it  4) An idiotic poll.

[Walt Cakebread]

No, that's another "Richard Smith" strawman.  I'm stating the facts that prints were found near the trigger guard which were useless for identification purposes, and one partial palmprint on an index card that Latona received on November 29th was identified by Latona as Oswald's.

I'm stating the facts that prints were found near the trigger guard which were useless for identification purposes, and one partial palmprint on an index card that Latona received on November 29th was identified by Latona as Oswald's.

Is this the same index card that was listed as item number 14 on the evidence inventory list that was created for the evidence that was turned over to the FBI at mid-night on 11/ 22/63 ?   

I'm sure that you won't dispute the fact that the DPD created a list of all of the evidence that they were releasing to the FBI....just as LBJ had ordered Currt to do,  will you John?   

[John Iacoletti]

Martin clearly said name one. He neatly avoided saying name another one.

You clearly said "goodly number".

In that regard, I have high confidence that JAQers feel that the shirt fibers found aboard the rifle do not qualify as being worthy of non-dismissal.

"do not qualify as being worthy of non-dismissal".   

What kind of silly double-speak is this?  You can either prove they came from Oswald or you cannot.