Then went outside to watch P. parade ( Parts 1 & 2 )

[Alan Ford]

Exhibit A: from Mr Bill Shelley's #2 affidavit, 11/22/63:



This says that Mr Shelley saw Mr Oswald periodically before noon, but never saw him after that. Right? NOPE. It only creates that impression by saying nothing at all about whether Mr Shelley saw Mr Oswald at the time of the actual shooting. The word "after" (the President's accident) does the crucial work of time-leaping misdirection here.

Exhibit B: from Mr Jack Dougherty's affidavit 11/22/63:



This says that the last time Mr Dougherty saw Mr Oswald was on the sixth floor shortly before noon. Right? NOPE. It only creates that impression via the phrase "after lunch". What's being left out here? Thanks to Mr Jack Dougherty's interview with Mr Gill Toff a few years after the assassination, we know the answer: Mr Dougherty's sighting of Mr Oswald in the second-floor lunchroom shortly before the motorcade (i.e. DURING lunch).

Exhibit C: from Mr Billy Lovelady's FBI interview report 11/22/63:



This says that the last time Mr Lovelady saw Mr Oswald was around 11:50am. Right? NOPE. It only creates that impression via the weasel word "contact". Then it uses that same word we see in the Shelley & Dougherty affidavits: "after". The phrase "After the shooting" allows the statement to leap from 11:50am to after the assassination. Not a peep about whether or not Mr Lovelady saw Mr Oswald at or around the time of the assassination itself. (This, recall, is the same Mr Billy Lovelady who has already told Mr James Jarman about his witnessing of a front entrance encounter between Mr Oswald, an officer and Mr Truly!)

Three massive facts are being artfully buried in these early witness statements:
1. Mr Shelley saw Mr Oswald out on the front steps at the time of the assassination
2. Mr Dougherty saw Mr Oswald in the second-floor lunchroom before the motorcade
3. Mr Lovelady saw Mr Oswald out on the front steps at the time of the assassination (and/or very shortly thereafter)

 

[Alan Ford]

Where is Lovelady on record having stated something specific about seeing Oswald encounter Baker and Truly at the entrance door of TSBD?

He told Mr James Jarman all about it, who in turn told the HSCA all about it

[Zeon Mason]

Mr. Ford , you are going to have to write a book soon

Thanks for additional information on these critical witnesses secondary and third party statements, which the WC JFK witness page unfortunately does
Not reference.

[Alan Ford]

Mr. Ford , you are going to have to write a book soon

Thanks for additional information on these critical witnesses secondary and third party statements, which the WC JFK witness page unfortunately does
Not reference.

Why thank you, Mr Mason! 

[Alan Ford]

It's how one reads ...

Another weak cope from the Warren Gullible! 

[Alan Ford]

Now! Postal Inspector Harry D. Holmes recalled Mr Oswald in his final interrogation talking about a "First floor, front entrance" encounter with a cop.

What's interesting here is that Mr Holmes evidently has no sense that what he's saying is surprising or at odds with the official story. This is because he evidently has no recollection of Captain Fritz or anyone else challenging Mr Oswald on this or even expressing surprise that he was no longer confirming a second-floor lunchroom encounter (which the OFFICIAL first interrogation report by Agent Bookhout says he did).

EXPLANATION: Captain Fritz never challenged Mr Oswald on his key claims (pre-motorcade lunchroom visit - down to 1 for lunch - went outside to watch P. Parade - encounter with officer & Mr Truly at front entrance) because he was keeping his suspect in the dark as to what he was really being accused of.

[Zeon Mason]

But what about the NEXT day , Saturday when Oswald is being taken in the hallway and he’s stating that he “categorically denies these charges“?

Surely Oswald was by now been charged with some serious crime, therfore the reason for Oswald to make such statement?

Yet apparently not yet charged with shooting the POTUS, and that being reason not to shout his out front steps alibi?