PorchGate: What Marina really heard

[Bill Chapman]

See..I fixed it for you. Saving 60% web space.  After another 25 minutes of editing you still didn't get it right. I don't care what you do. I am non-venomous. No need for alarm. There is no homeland security.

Didn't get what right? My 'chattering teeth' was a spoof, in response to you lot not offering an alternative. Feel free to suggest what Oswald could have been doing in order to cause Marina to think the noise being a rifle being handled.

Do not misrepresent my layouts. Not leaving a break between paragraphs (as you have done in your 'fix') is an old newspaper necessity due to space limitations. Such space limitations are generally not a necessity online.

You say you don't care what I do, yet here you are.
Are you Weidmann's [AKA 'Lord Haughty the Condescender'] doppelg?nger, by any chance?

Go ahead and cherrypick the editing time while ignoring my editing practices. You saying you don't care about that aspect speaks volumes about how you treat other information inconvenient to your agenda.

[Bill Chapman]

What gave you the idea that he didn?t want Marina to see what he was doing?

Revisit Marina's testimony re scolding Oswald about the rifle (Nixon etc) and see if you can think like an investigator for once.

[John Iacoletti]

Revisit Marina's testimony re scolding Oswald about the rifle (Nixon etc) and see if you can think like an investigator for once.

Why don?t you just answer the question?

[Bill Chapman]

Why don?t you just answer the question?

I did

[John Iacoletti]

I did

No you didn?t. I asked you what gave you the idea that Lee didn?t want Marina to see what he was doing on the porch and your ?answer? was to tell me to revisit her testimony. Where in her testimony does she say anything like this?

[Bill Chapman]

No you didn?t. I asked you what gave you the idea that Lee didn?t want Marina to see what he was doing on the porch and your ?answer? was to tell me to revisit her testimony. Where in her testimony does she say anything like this?

Mr. RANKIN: When he promised you that he would not do anything like that again, did you then believe him?
Mrs. OSWALD: I did not quite believe him inasmuch as the rifle remained in the house

Hint: Key word 'promise'
Obviously he wouldn't want to give her the idea that he was planning to shoot at somebody again

[John Iacoletti]

Mr. RANKIN: When he promised you that he would not do anything like that again, did you then believe him?
Mrs. OSWALD: I did not quite believe him inasmuch as the rifle remained in the house

Hint: Key word 'promise'
Obviously he wouldn't want to give her the idea that he was planning to shoot at somebody again

So no evidence then for your claim that Lee didn?t want Marina to see what he was doing on the porch in New Orleans?