Operation Mongoose

[Walt Cakebread]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patronymic

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Slavic_naming_customs

Nikolayevna.....  Was Marina's middle name.....I don't know what the hell  Nichilaveva means.....

[John Iacoletti]

Nobody ever said that Lee was a good speller.

[Walt Cakebread]

Nobody ever said that Lee was a good speller.

 

John, It's not simply a matter of Misspelling.....   Marina's  last name name never was  anything like Nichilaveva.    Her name was Marina Prusokova

[Charles Collins]

 

John, It's not simply a matter of Misspelling.....   Marina's  last name name never was  anything like Nichilaveva.    Her name was Marina Prusokova

Did her last name change to Oswald when they got married? If so, then maybe LHO thought putting Oswald for her last name would have been redundant. Therefore he simply included her middle name.

[Charles Collins]

OK back to square one....   WHO was Lee sending information to??

https://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh16/html/WH_Vol16_0029b.htm

[Walt Cakebread]

https://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh16/html/WH_Vol16_0029b.htm

Duh !....    Everybody knows that the letter was addressed to the Russian Embassy.    And it's common knowledge that the FBI was reading all of the mail addressed to the Russian Embassy.    So it wasn't just the Russians who received information......

When Lee was in Minsk he often sent letters ( sometimes picture post cards) to his mother, that contained photos of places in Russia.  Those photos revealed places that were of interest to US intel.  Lee knew that his letters would be read by the Russians before they left the USSR and by US intel when they arrived in the US.
 So Lee knew how to send seemingly innocuous information  in a letter to his mother. 

Now then,... let's display a bit of alert intelligence shall we Charlie?     

Did Lee inform the reader that " Nichilayevea " was living in Dallas??

[Charles Collins]

Duh !....    Everybody knows that the letter was addressed to the Russian Embassy.    And it's common knowledge that the FBI was reading all of the mail addressed to the Russian Embassy.    So it wasn't just the Russians who received information......

When Lee was in Minsk he often sent letters ( sometimes picture post cards) to his mother, that contained photos of places in Russia.  Those photos revealed places that were of interest to US intel.  Lee knew that his letters would be read by the Russians before they left the USSR and by US intel when they arrived in the US.
 So Lee knew how to send seemingly innocuous information  in a letter to his mother. 

Now then,... let's display a bit of alert intelligence shall we Charlie?     

Did Lee inform the reader that " Nichilayevea " was living in Dallas??

When Lee was in Minsk he often sent letters ( sometimes picture post cards) to his mother, that contained photos of places in Russia.  Those photos revealed places that were of interest to US intel.  Lee knew that his letters would be read by the Russians before they left the USSR and by US intel when they arrived in the US.
 So Lee knew how to send seemingly innocuous information  in a letter to his mother.

So how did LHO know that the photos would have been allowed to go to “sweet Marguerite” aka mommy dearest; especially if they were of interest to US intelligence?