No coffee for Randle, no job for Oswald -- at the TSBD

[John Iacoletti]

Thanks so much for yet another fine example of Bugliosi's universally-known splitting-hairs-then-splitting-the-split-hairs take on you lot.

That was Vince's excuse for why it should be ok to spread misinformation.

But at least he, unlike you, had a basic knowledge of the case before spouting off.

[Bill Chapman]

Tell that to Ross. He thinks that anything that's not specifically planned in advance cannot happen at all.

anything that's not specifically planned in advance cannot happen at all.
> You lot have that market cornered

[Bill Chapman]

That was Vince's excuse for why it should be ok to spread misinformation.

But at least he, unlike you, had a basic knowledge of the case before spouting off.

'excuse'
> You just made two

'basic knowledge'
> A nobody shot a somebody in Dealey Plaza on 11.22.63 12:30pm-ish
   The only thing that you lot got right, according to a another somebody

'spouting off'
> That was 'the little engine that could'
https://www.jfkassassinationforum.com/index.php/topic,2444.msg80740.html#msg80740

[Colin Crow]

'Just wondering'

Wonder no longer: Oswald rode with Buell a number of times previously. Even so, that doesn't necessarily mean he would know the lock was broken. Well, big deal: If the car was locked, do something else.

Dude, improvise.

Well was it normally unlocked or the lock broken? I can’t remember which was the final story. Can you?

[Colin Crow]

Anyone wonder why Linnie May never mentioned the "curtain rod" story to Adamcek? After all she supposedly quizzed Buell about it the afternoon before. Maybe it hadn’t been dreamt up at that point.

Bump.

[Bill Chapman]

Well was it normally unlocked or the lock broken? I can’t remember which was the final story. Can you?

I wasn't there
Ask Buell

[Colin Crow]

I wasn't there
Ask Buell

I take it you don’t know. I believe he was asked a few times. I can’t remember his last offering.