Then went inside with the curtain rods

[Bill Chapman]

Oswald bag for wrapping long thin books

That's not Oswald's bag. Buell Frazier, the only witness who saw the bag, denied on Friday evening 11/22/63 that this was not the bag he had seen Oswald carry and he is still saying the same thing to this day.

Stop making up stuff!

Buell said that he didn't want to be remembered as the one who drove Oswald to work.

[Alan Ford]

Buell said that he didn't want to be remembered as the one who drove the Oswald to work.

Oh, so that's why he's been denying all these years that he drove Mr Oswald to work that morning.

[Walt Cakebread]

Oh, so that's why he's been denying all these years that he drove Mr Oswald to work that morning.

Sarcasm is a very poor counter argument Mr F...     Totally ineffective and it aids the person you are debating.

[Bill Chapman]

Oh, so that's why he's been denying all these years that he drove Mr Oswald to work that morning.

Big difference between being remembered for driving Oswald to the killing field with a long bag that was reported as being too small to contain a rifle, as opposed to if it was indeed long enough and reported as such.

[Alan Ford]

Big difference between being remembered for driving Oswald to the killing field with a long bag that was reported as being too small to contain a rifle, as opposed to if it was indeed long enough and reported as such.

Big difference between a bag too small to contain a rifle but the perfect length to contain curtain rods, and one long enough to contain either. Unfortunately for your fairy tale, Mr Frazier saw the former that morning.

[Bill Chapman]

Big difference between a bag too small to contain a rifle but the perfect length to contain curtain rods, and one long enough to contain either. Unfortunately for your fairy tale, Mr Frazier saw the former that morning.

Big difference between Oswald telling Buell he was carrying curtain rods in the bag then telling the cops that he was carrying his lunch in said bag. A safe size to report when wanting to minimize one's perceived involvement going forward.

[Ross Lidell]

Big difference between a bag too small to contain a rifle but the perfect length to contain curtain rods, and one long enough to contain either. Unfortunately for your fairy tale, Mr Frazier saw the former that morning.

Lee Oswald did not need curtain rods. He never complained to his landlady about a lack of curtains in his rented room. His "alcove" (room) at the North Beckley boarding house had curtains in place and Venetian blinds. There is no evidence that Lee Oswald was contemplating a career as an interior decorator.