Back to the movies with Julia Postal

[Richard Smith]

None of Walt's longwinded ramblings provides an explanation for why the conspirators would go to the considerable trouble and risk of faking Oswald's presence on a bus.  Trying to decipher a coherent narrative from Walt's nonsense is extremely difficult but he dimly seems to be proposing that the bus ride was an attempt to cover up Oswald getting a ride to his boardinghouse from his co-conspirators.  The same conspirators who apparently want Oswald to be framed for the JFK assassination and killed are assisting in his escape for some unknown reason. Putting that aside, however, the bus takes him nowhere rendering that narrative entirely pointless in explaining how he reaches his boardinghouse.  Round and round in circles it goes.  And we get bizarre claims like the bus transfer was "pristine" to change the topic from the obvious logical fallacies of his claims.

[John Iacoletti]

You're not giving me any information, just your unsubstantiated opinion.

Says the guy with the unsubstantiated opinion that Jack Ruby should have known the survival rate of abdominal gunshot wounds.

[Jerry Freeman]

  And we get bizarre claims like the bus transfer was "pristine" to change the topic from the obvious logical fallacies of his claims.

"Bizarre"? That is what your use of that word is...and the topic here [Back to the movies] has already bizarrely changed half a dozen times.

[Gary Craig]

None of Walt's longwinded ramblings provides an explanation for why the conspirators would go to the considerable trouble and risk of faking Oswald's presence on a bus.  Trying to decipher a coherent narrative from Walt's nonsense is extremely difficult but he dimly seems to be proposing that the bus ride was an attempt to cover up Oswald getting a ride to his boardinghouse from his co-conspirators.  The same conspirators who apparently want Oswald to be framed for the JFK assassination and killed are assisting in his escape for some unknown reason. Putting that aside, however, the bus takes him nowhere rendering that narrative entirely pointless in explaining how he reaches his boardinghouse.  Round and round in circles it goes.  And we get bizarre claims like the bus transfer was "pristine" to change the topic from the obvious logical fallacies of his claims.

If you have 2 people in auto's behind the Rambler corroborating Roger Craig's account of Ozzie being picked up by an apparent accomplice, you can't patsy him as a LN assassin.


At 5:06 Curry says they have reports LHO was picked up by a Negro in a car.

LHO is arrested @ approximately 1:55pm.

He is searched @ 4:05pm and five live rounds of .38 calibre pistol shells are found in his left front pocket.

So apparently LHO wasn't searched for the first 2hrs. 10min. he was in custody?
 

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"At approximately 1:55pm Friday, November 22, 1963, I was in the vicinity

of the Texas Theater in the Oak Cliff section of Dallas, looking for the suspect

in the slaying of officer J.D. Tippit."

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"I joined the other officers in attempting to complete the arrest"

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"succeeded in subduing the suspect, and while the other officers held the suspect, Officer Ray Hawkins and I handcuffed the suspect."

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"At 4:05pm Sims, Boyd, and Det. M.C. Hall took Oswald down to the holdover in the jail

office for a show-up. Down in the hold over, Boyd searched Oswald and found

five live rounds of .38 calibre pistol shells in his left front pocket. Sims

found a bus transfer slip in Oswald's shirt pocket."
 
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[Walt Cakebread]

If you have 2 people in auto's behind the Rambler corroborating Roger Craig's account of Ozzie being picked up by an apparent accomplice, you can't patsy him as a LN assassin.


At 5:06 Curry says they have reports LHO was picked up by a Negro in a car.

LHO is arrested @ approximately 1:55pm.

He is searched @ 4:05pm and five live rounds of .38 calibre pistol shells are found in his left front pocket.

So apparently LHO wasn't searched for the first 2hrs. 10min. he was in custody?
 

 http://jfk.ci.dallas.tx.us/13/1372-001.gif

-snip-

"At approximately 1:55pm Friday, November 22, 1963, I was in the vicinity

of the Texas Theater in the Oak Cliff section of Dallas, looking for the suspect

in the slaying of officer J.D. Tippit."

-snip-

"I joined the other officers in attempting to complete the arrest"

-snip-

"succeeded in subduing the suspect, and while the other officers held the suspect, Officer Ray Hawkins and I handcuffed the suspect."

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http://jfk.ci.dallas.tx.us/15/1538-004.gif

-snip-

"At 4:05pm Sims, Boyd, and Det. M.C. Hall took Oswald down to the holdover in the jail

office for a show-up. Down in the hold over, Boyd searched Oswald and found

five live rounds of .38 calibre pistol shells in his left front pocket. Sims

found a bus transfer slip in Oswald's shirt pocket."
 
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If you have 2 people in auto's behind the Rambler corroborating Roger Craig's account of Ozzie being picked up by an apparent accomplice, you can't patsy him as a LN assassin.

All we can say is that Roger Craig's report was corroborated....  But we can't say that the man that climbed into the Light colored Rambler was in fact Lee Oswald....

However....It is more than a little strange that the driver appeared to be a Negro ...  And the young man was white.... This in Dallas 1963....Very Unusual.

[Ted Shields]

Says the guy with the unsubstantiated opinion that Jack Ruby should have known the survival rate of abdominal gunshot wounds.

Oh if he was the expert hitman people think he was then he would have. Which is why killers shoot people in the head! Or the heart. Or both.

[Richard Smith]

If you have 2 people in auto's behind the Rambler corroborating Roger Craig's account of Ozzie being picked up by an apparent accomplice, you can't patsy him as a LN assassin.


At 5:06 Curry says they have reports LHO was picked up by a Negro in a car.

LHO is arrested @ approximately 1:55pm.

He is searched @ 4:05pm and five live rounds of .38 calibre pistol shells are found in his left front pocket.

So apparently LHO wasn't searched for the first 2hrs. 10min. he was in custody?
 

 http://jfk.ci.dallas.tx.us/13/1372-001.gif

-snip-

"At approximately 1:55pm Friday, November 22, 1963, I was in the vicinity

of the Texas Theater in the Oak Cliff section of Dallas, looking for the suspect

in the slaying of officer J.D. Tippit."

-snip-

"I joined the other officers in attempting to complete the arrest"

-snip-

"succeeded in subduing the suspect, and while the other officers held the suspect, Officer Ray Hawkins and I handcuffed the suspect."

-snip-
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http://jfk.ci.dallas.tx.us/15/1538-004.gif

-snip-

"At 4:05pm Sims, Boyd, and Det. M.C. Hall took Oswald down to the holdover in the jail

office for a show-up. Down in the hold over, Boyd searched Oswald and found

five live rounds of .38 calibre pistol shells in his left front pocket. Sims

found a bus transfer slip in Oswald's shirt pocket."
 
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That is a largely incoherent hodgepodge of nonsense.  Again, my point here is that even if you believe (as Walt apparently does) that Oswald got a ride with some conspirator to his boardinghouse that DOES NOT explain the need to fake his bus ride.  WHY?  Pay attention here:  the bus did not take him anywhere!  Thus, it is entirely pointless to have faked Oswald's presence on the bus.  I can't simplify it any further than that. This is not rocket science.