The "Domino Room Alibi"

[John Iacoletti]

Congratulations.

Now do you understand why you were ignorant when you said this? Did you only know what Bookhout said?

PS  K.O. didn't say he ate lunch with them in the D.R., did he?

Iirc, he just said that he saw them "walk through the room", i.e., that part of the first floor which is within view of someone sitting in the D.R. with its only door open.

[Thomas Graves]

Congratulations.

Now do you understand why you were ignorant when you said this? Did you only know what Bookhout said?

Huh?

Oh, I see your point.

I should have specified that I was referring to the Bookhout report, in which Oswald had apparently settled on what he thought was his "most likely to fly" alibi.

Sorry.

My bad.

-- MWT 

[Bill Chapman]

Frequently.

But in this case you were just ignorant about the fact that both Fritz and Kelly reported Oswald saying he had lunch with Norman and Jarman.

That's not what Jarman said

[John Iacoletti]

Was that before or after he told Bookhout that he'd only seen them walk through "the room"  ... the single-doored Domino Room, the second floor lunch room, or the first floor kinda in general?

You do realize that Fritz, Bookhout, Kelly, and Hosty all attended the same interrogation, right?

[John Iacoletti]

That's not what Jarman said

Indeed. But Tommy wasn’t aware that Fritz and Kelly claimed that Oswald said that.

[Thomas Graves]

That's not what Jarman said

Bill,

What did Jarman say?

(LOL)

-- MWT 

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[Thomas Graves]

Indeed. But Tommy wasn’t aware that Fritz and Kelly claimed that Oswald said that.

Iacoletti,

Well, maybe K.O. told them so many different lies in that little room about were he was at lunchtime that they all kinda threw up their hands on that issue and wrote down the version they remembered best, or the one they thought sounded the best, or sumthin'.

-- MWT