Does Hiding a Rifle You Plan On Leaving Anyway Really Make Sense?

[Richard Smith]

And you have so far provided no evidence said clipboard belonged to Oswald.

I didn't say it was planted, you fail again.

Lack of "probative vaule" (been reading much Bugliosi lateley?) does not necessarily mean it's planted, you fail again.

WTF are you talking about?

Be specific.

I don't necessarily answer loaded questions, what question do you need answered?

WCR is not a primary source and thus entirely irrelevant, you fail again.

Is there a full moon or something?  This is really nuts.  Kaiser worked in the TSBD.  He made the clipboard.  His name is on it.  He knew Oswald was using it.  It was found on the 6th floor.  What doubt is there about this?  The one person in a position to know confirms that Oswald was using this clipboard.  He confirms that it was on the 6th floor.  End of story.

[Walt Cakebread]

If an MC rifle with offset scope and bolt handle sticking out was wedged down a 1”gap between 2 parallel rows of cardboard boxes , then should not there have been some scoring, dents, etc on the sides of those boxes?

What about that loose sling with the 2” wide pad? Does that require more than a “few seconds” to be able to get that sling pad into the 1”gap before the rifle is then pushed into the gap on top of it?

Excellent points, Zeon..... The video that the WC created that allegedly depicted Lee Oswald's movements from the SE corner widow to the second floor lunchroom showed John Howlett "duplicate" Lee's alleged flight from the window to the lunchroom, and Howlett was carrying a three foot piece of 1X 4 as a substitute for a carcano with a scope......so naturally it was a piece o cake for him to insert that "rifle" into the place where the official DPD in situ  photos show the rifle  to have been found.

WHAT A CROCK!!....   As you've pointed out, If Howlett had been using a duplicate carcano like C2766 he wouldn't have been able to insert it in that narrow space.

[Bill Chapman]

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BONUS TIP for
HIGH SCHOOL
DROP-OUTS &
OSWALD ARSE
KISSERS aka
OAKers

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Mr. KAISER. Lee---when he first started to work there he got my clipboard and started using it.
Mr. BALL. Did you give it to him to use?
Mr. KAISER. No, he just picked it up and started using it and I just went and made me another one.
Mr. BALL. You recognized that clipboard when you saw it?
Mr. KAISER. Yes, because my name was all over it.
Mr. BALL. Your name was on it, too?
Mr. KAISER. Yes, sir.
Mr. BALL. You put your name "Frankie Kaiser" on it?
Mr. KAISER. You see, it don't do no good to get a clipboard around here everybody is always running off with it.
Mr. BALL. That's the reason you put your name on it?
Mr. KAISER. He come up and got it and started using it and I just let him keep it and made me another one.

[Bill Chapman]

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BONUS TIP for
HIGH SCHOOL
DROP-OUTS &
OSWALD ARSE
KISSERS aka
OAKers

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The image clearly shows that the centre-most box has been pulled over and pressed against the heavier section of the rifle in order to hold it upright against the corner of the secondary box.

[John Iacoletti]

A clipboard without a clip. 

Kaiser's name was on it, therefore it was Oswald's.

Sounds legit.   

[Richard Smith]

The struggle of CTers against facts, common sense, and evidence is astounding.  Kaiser tells us that he made the clipboard.  He recognizes it.  His name is even all over it.  He also knows that Oswald has been using it because they are coworkers at the TSBD.  He explains all of this.  There is no ambiguity about it.  At yet the contrarians struggle like boats against the tide...

Mr. BALL. Now, Frankie, that clipboard you found describe it--what was it?
Mr. KAISER. It was made out of paper and tape and a little piece of pasteboard.
Mr. BALL. Who made it?
Mr. KAISER. I did.


Mr. BALL. And how was it you weren't using it on this day?
Mr. KAISER. You see, when he first started there
Mr. BALL. Who is "he"?
Mr. KAISER. Lee---when he first started to work there he got my clipboard and started using it.
Mr. BALL. Did you give it to him to use?
Mr. KAISER. No, he just picked it up and started using it and I just went and made me another one.
Mr. BALL. You recognized that clipboard when you saw it?
Mr. KAISER. Yes, because my name was all over it.
Mr. BALL. Your name was on it, too?
Mr. KAISER. Yes, sir.

[Bill Chapman]

I was expecting 'how does Oswald taking Kaiser's clipboard prove he shot anybody?' from these researcher-wannabes. Ah, the good ol' days..