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

[Alan Ford]

Now!

Officer Baker's same-day affidavit:



Let us focus on the underlined section of text.

"As i entered the door I saw several people standing around. I asked these people where the stairs were."

Question #1!
Do you believe there were several people standing around behind the glass door (i.e. on the inside) and that these were the people Officer Baker asked about the stairs?

Question #2 for anyone who answered Yes to Question #1!
Who can these several people standing around behind the glass door have been? Any idea??

 

[Alan Ford]

"As i entered the door I saw several people standing around. I asked these people where the stairs were."

Question #1!
Do you believe there were several people standing around behind the glass door (i.e. on the inside) and that these were the people Officer Baker asked about the stairs?

Question #2 for anyone who answered Yes to Question #1!
Who can these several people standing around behind the glass door have been?

 

So Officer Baker, in his affidavit, gives us "several people standing around".

In his testimony, curiously enough, he will turn the "several people standing around" into several people who are moving: "As I entered this lobby there were people going in as I entered". These people going in were the people he asked about the stairs.

Unfortunately his testimony change ends up painting a picture of an improbably crowded door: "As I entered... there were people going in". Not people already inside but people going in at the exact same time as he was!

But why the curious change from people standing around to people going in? Because he needs to move the asking-about-the-stairs moment from OUTSIDE to INSIDE. This is because he knows that IN REALITY he had been looking at one person in particular as he asked about the stairs, a man who was one of the several people standing around just outside the door.

Down at the bottom of the steps, meanwhile, was an employee of the Depository who saw Officer Baker addressing (and appearing to challenge) the man who was one of the several people standing around just outside the door. The employee at the bottom of the steps was Mr Billy Lovelady, the man who was one of the several people standing around just outside the door was Mr Lee Harvey Oswald.

Several minutes after the assassination, Mr Lovelady told Mr James Jarman what he had seen.

[Alan Ford]

 Mr Roy Truly, in his WC testimony:

"As he ran up the stairway--I mean up the steps, I was almost to the steps, I ran up and caught up with him. I believe I caught up with him inside the lobby of the building or possibly the front steps. I don't remember that close" (emphasis added)

A similarly cackhanded attempt to obfuscate the true location of the where-are-the-stairs? moment just outside the front door!

 

[Alan Ford]

“As an officer rushed into the building Oswald rushed out. The policeman permitted him to pass after the building manager told the policeman that Oswald was an employee.”
-Chief Jesse Curry, quoted in The Washington Post, 11/23/63

"As the Presidential limousine sped to the hospital the police dragnet went into action. (Det. Ed) Hicks said at just about that time, Oswald came out of the front door of the red bricked warehouse. A policeman asked him where he was going. He said he wanted to see what all the excitement was all about."
-London Free Press, 11/23/63

Thus did DPD spin a perfectly innocent, super-brief front-entrance exchange------------Mr Oswald being asked if he worked there/where the stairs were-------------into a fateful encounter with a fleeing ("rushing") assassin. In reality, Mr Oswald had already come out to the front steps to watch the P. Parade.

Only when the 'investigating' authorities realized to their horror just how soon after the last shot Officer Baker had rushed up those steps did the line change: second-floor lunchroom encounter!

[Martin Weidmann]

...... and i bet he smirked after seeing the red.  Kennedy killer.  He should never have been born.

Oh boy... What's this, typical to LNs, emotional stuff decades after fact?

Some people really love to hate a dead guy... It seems

[Alan Ford]

Oh boy... What's this, typical to LNs, emotional stuff decades after fact?

Yep, Mr O'Blazney is an emotional guy. He wrote this a couple of years back:

"and what, pray tell, mssr. 'prayerdude', explains your cognitive dissonance?  anybody but oswald.  i remember having a nice chat with mssr. bugliosi back in the day.  that, and other conversations changed my mind, for i was almost like you.  and then there was leo damore, whose book deprived ted kennedy of his mantle as president. and before that, lane and garrison, et. al.  they polluted the minds of millions...... MILLIONS !!!  mae  didn't help, either.  nor did sarah mcclendon, whose wheelchair i used to push into the white house for press conferences (they don't have press conferences anymore.....sigh+), passing notes to tim mccury from her.  oh, those were the days !!.  everything changed when W was illegally named 'the chief'.  they wouldn't let me in then after that numbskull was erected, as i had an FBI file, et. al., but she bellowed "the president shall hear of this !!"....... then they let me in. did you know she was responsible for an 11 million-dollar makeover in order to have handicapped people accessible into the white house? (read: americans with disabilities act)"

 

[Alan Ford]

Fun fact!

The SS 'reconstruction' of Mr Oswald's alleged descent from the sixth floor to the lunchroom ends with the LHO stand-in sitting down at one of the lunchroom tables:



Wherever did they get this idea from?