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If Oswald Was The Assassin, Did He Plan His Escape From The TSBD Very Well?
Dan O'meara:
--- Quote from: Alan Ford on August 04, 2020, 09:37:42 PM ---Interesting discussion, gents!
Sorry to be a bore, but has anyone ever seen anyone eating a chicken leg between two slices of bread? And were any crusts or crumbs found in the vicinity of bones/bottle to alleviate one's sense that the weird confection Mr Williams described to the WC was never consumed by him or any other Depository employee on 11/22/63 or any other date?
Seems to me pretty obvious that Mr Williams is haplessly and hopelessy trying to reconcile his actual victuals (chicken sandwich) with the chicken bone(s) found on the sixth floor.
Thumb1:
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Agreed. There is no such thing as a chicken-on-the-bone sandwich, not even among Texans. I can't come up with a better idea as to why he's saying this but I don't understand why he doesn't just say a piece of chicken. There's no mention of bread anywhere and it's not like he hasn't had time to think about it or to be 'coached'.
Alan Ford:
--- Quote from: Dan O'meara on August 04, 2020, 09:54:11 PM ---Agreed. There is no such thing as a chicken-on-the-bone sandwich, not even among Texans. I can't come up with a better idea as to why he's saying this but I don't understand why he doesn't just say a piece of chicken. There's no mention of bread anywhere and it's not like he hasn't had time to think about it or to be 'coached'.
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Whatever reason he has for describing such an absurd sandwich, it's evident he's working too hard to please someone!
Thumb1:
Colin Crow:
--- Quote from: Colin Crow on August 03, 2020, 03:44:00 PM ---Something else to consider. The chicken lunch and pop bottle were widely considered to be the assassin's for days. We know Studebaker dusted the bottle and likely the lunch sack in situ. They left the building about 3pm with Det Johnson and were entered into evidence by him about 3.20pm.
Does anyone think Day checked these items for Oswald's prints before Vince Drain was provided the evidence that night? Methinks he was preoccupied with CE139. Why doesn’t the pop bottle and lunch sack appear on that list of items transferred to the FBI? After all, Day by his own admission did not discover that another TSBD employee had eaten lunch on the 6th floor until Monday 25th. Why with hold it from the FBI for analysis? You can add the wooden weatherstrip to that select group also.
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Do we agree that at the time FBI acquired the evidence the bag and bottle should have been included?
John Mytton:
--- Quote from: Alan Ford on August 04, 2020, 09:37:42 PM ---Interesting discussion, gents!
Sorry to be a bore, but has anyone ever seen anyone eating a chicken leg between two slices of bread? And were any crusts or crumbs found in the vicinity of bones/bottle to alleviate one's sense that the weird confection Mr Williams described to the WC was never consumed by him or any other Depository employee on 11/22/63 or any other date?
Seems to me pretty obvious that Mr Williams is haplessly and hopelessy trying to reconcile his actual victuals (chicken sandwich) with the chicken bone(s) found on the sixth floor.
Thumb1:
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--- Quote ---Sorry to be a bore, but has anyone ever seen anyone eating a chicken leg between two slices of bread?
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As usual your awesome research skills are beyond compare! ;D
A short google search revealed a stack of examples of Chicken on the Bone Sandwiches. LOL!
Bone-in Chicken Sandwich. Yes please
https://roadfood.com/topic/bone-in-chicken-sandwich-yes-please/
JohnM
Gerry Down:
Is Williams still alive? Maybe someone could ask him.
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