3 x 5 Index Card that is item # 14 On the List

[Jack Trojan]

That's what she said.

 

[John Iacoletti]

[Walt Cakebread]

Thank you....Now we can see that this list was typed up to accompany the photos of the evidence that was released to the FBI at midnight 11-22-63.

Let's look at item number 1   ....

1  Italian make 6.5rifle, serial # C 2766, blue steel,wood stock, brown leather sling, with 4 X 18 coated ordinance Optics Inc., Hollywood California, 0 10Japan telescopic sight.   


Then five days later on 11-26-63 the clerk used a photocopy of this original list and altered it to reflect  information they had learned between midnight 11-22-63 and 11-26-63.    They had learned that the rifle wasn't simply an "Italian make 6.5 rifle..... They had learned that it was a CARCANO CARBINE....so they added that to the photocopy of the original list.

[John Iacoletti]

Thank you....Now we can see that this list was typed up to accompany the photos of the evidence that was released to the FBI at midnight 11-22-63.

...and how exactly can "we see" this?

[Walt Cakebread]

...and how exactly can "we see" this?

It's elementary  my Dear Mr. Iacoletti......  First off....extract your head and open your eyes.

[John Iacoletti]

It's elementary  my Dear Mr. Iacoletti......  First off....extract your head and open your eyes.

So, it's just another one of your unsubstantiated assumptions.  Got it.

[Walt Cakebread]

So, it's just another one of your unsubstantiated assumptions.  Got it.

Perhaps you have trouble understanding " Let's take item  number 1"....    IOW Let's take it one baby step at a time , so that you can keep up.

On the original sheet for 11-22-63 what does it say about item # 1 ?

" Found by Dept. Sheriff Weitzman on the sixth floor,  411 Elm,  5' from west wall and 8' from stairway."     

This tells us that Seymour Weitzman discovered a 6.5 Italian make rifle, and NOT A 7.65 MAUSER.  The rifle was EIGHT FEET from the stairs.....or IOW the model 91/38 6.5mm Mannlicher carcano was about 5 feet south of the row of boxes that formed the south wall of the east/ west aisle at the top of the stairs.   It was NOT jammed between boxes of books about three feet from the stairs. 

Do you understand this elementary information?