Oswald, Depository To Rooming House

[Dan O'meara]

Makes sense. As for "after 1 o'clock"...

affirmative statements can be wrong. As she does not (or it was edited out) elaborate further it's impossible to verify if she was correct or not. It is what it is....

Why O'meara keeps bitching over this is a mystery to me. I would be MUCH more concerned with the statement she made on December 5, 1963, to the secret service (7H439):

That was quick -- LOL

Thanks for emphasising Roberts' trouble with timekeeping 

[Ray Mitcham]

Notice Dan  says nothing about the secret service being there in half an hour

[Martin Weidmann]

Notice Dan  says nothing about the secret service being there in half an hour

He is very selective about what he wants to talk about or consider and what he prefers to ignore or misunderstand.

[Dan O'meara]

Notice Dan  says nothing about the secret service being there in half an hour

What am I supposed to say Ray?
Apart from the Secret Service never went to Roberts' home on the day of the assassination.
Do you know what you're talking about Ray?

[Dan O'meara]

He is very selective about what he wants to talk about or consider and what he prefers to ignore or misunderstand.

Why talk about or consider something that didn't happen?

[Martin Weidmann]

Why talk about or consider something that didn't happen?

But you do that all the time   

Oswald never left the TSBD wearing a jacket, yet you considered it

You claimed that Roberts' television suddenly started playing up while she was watching "as the world turns", but there is not a shred of evidence that it actually happened.

You falsely claimed that I had somehow destroyed my own theory, when in fact it never happened and the whole thing was a pathetic strawman you made up

Your theory that Oswald arrived at the rooming house prior to 1 PM does not compute with Robert's testimony that "it must have been after 1 PM" when he came in, yet - without a shred of credible evidence and a whole lot of bogus speculation - you nevertheless considered it.

[Dan O'meara]

What trouble was that?

Erm...that Potts, Senkel and Cunningham didn't go round to Beckley until after Oswald had been asked his address.
That trouble