David Von Pein's "evidence" deconstructed

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Online David Von Pein

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Re: David Von Pein's "evidence" deconstructed
« Reply #70 on: June 11, 2022, 10:48:41 AM »
Sorry if it turns out to be irrelevant but I thought there was at least a 50/50 chance that is where Chapman got his impression and mistook what Vince was saying, for exaggeration.

But what portion of that very long excerpt from Vincent's Sixth Floor Museum talk do you think is relevant at all? Care to elaborate? I'm just a little curious is all.

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Re: David Von Pein's "evidence" deconstructed
« Reply #71 on: June 11, 2022, 11:00:12 AM »
But what portion of that very long excerpt from Vincent's Sixth Floor Museum talk do you think is relevant at all? Care to elaborate? I'm just a little curious is all.

I didn't post that it was a 100% match to Chapman's description and I posted it on a hunch Chapman may have
misinterpreted Vince's point, excerpted below.

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Btw, Bug said he wrote RH as if he was at trial, exaggerating on purpose

https://www.c-span.org/video/?198568-1/reclaiming-history-assassination-jfk
00:10:41
...THEY HAVE REJECTED THE FINDINGS OF THE WARREN COMMISSION SO IT WAS AT THAT POINT THAT I DECIDED TO WRITE A BOOK, WAY BACK IN 1986 AND I STARTED WORKING ON IT IN '86. FINALLY FINISHED. IT'S DIFFICULT FOR ME TO SPEAK CANDIDLY ABOUT RECLAIMING HISTORY. PAUL WAS SAYING I HAD THREE BOOKS NO. 1 IN THE "NEW YORK TIMES" AND I NEVER BRAGGED ABOUT THOSE BOOKS. I JUST DIDN'T DO IT. THE PROBLEM I HAVE HERE IN SPEAKING CANDIDLY ABOUT RECLAIMING HISTORY IS THAT IF I'M CANDID IT SOUNDS LIKE I'M VERY IMMODEST WHICH IS NOT GOOD, ALTHOUGH CHURCHILL TAUGHT US THAT MODESTY IS NOT ALWAYS A VIRTUE AND HE WAS RUNNING FOR ELECTION AND ONE OF THE REPORTERS SAID MR. SIR WINSTON YOU HAVE TO AGREE MR. ATLY WAS MORE MODEST AND HE SAID YES BUT HE HAS MUCH MORE TO BE MODEST

00:13:17
ABOUT. [LAUGHTER] >> IN ANY EVENT, IT'S DIFFICULT FOR ME TO SPEAK CANDIDLY ABOUT IT BECAUSE I SOUND LIKE I'M BOASTING, BUT THE ALTERNATIVE IS EVEN WORSE. WHAT'S THE ALTERNATIVE? WELL, IF I DON'T SPEAK CANDIDLY ABOUT IT, PEOPLE COULD BELIEVE THAT THIS IS JUST ANOTHER BOOK ON THE ASSASSINATION OUT OF THE CLOSE TO 1,000. BUT I'M SORRY IT'S NOT JUST ANOTHER BOOK. ...
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Re: David Von Pein's "evidence" deconstructed
« Reply #72 on: June 11, 2022, 12:15:56 PM »
That sounds like a bunch of insignificant six-degrees-of-separation nonsense to me, Tom.

I'm almost inclined to think you're kidding and poking a little fun at over-zealous CTers with this above post of yours. (But you aren't poking fun, are you?)

Anyway, the one thing I'm still waiting for the police to investigate is the connection between Wilma Tice's future mother-in-law and Bonnie Ray Williams' ex-mailman in the year 1952! Seems to me that connection can't be overlooked when discussing the subject of conspiracy in the Kennedy case.

Obligatory ---

David, my theory is that there were so many claims of finding Oswald wallets in that particular time frame, Oswald's
I.D.'s, parceled out amongst them resorted to him carrying a library card obtained through Bowen-Corsi's girlfriend employed by the DP Library and that rather vague USMC I.D. and the yet to be disclosed, altered or entirely fabricated Selective Service I.D., in Hidell's name.

It has been my experience with the onions I've managed to entirely peel back, like the Klein's postal money order, that insufficient knowledge is the breeding ground of too many CT suspicions. Imagine my disappointment when my Lisa Pease influenced theory about Freeport Sulphur V.P. "Dick White," strongly suspected to be Charles Wright of Yale's Scroll & Key, secret society brother of Godfrey S. Rockefeller and his fellow Freeport board member, Jock Whitney, turned out to merely be the president of a Gretna, LA bank, a detail easily confirmed by Garrison, if he wanted to learn it.

This recently found knowledge blew up most of my sinister suspicions about Freeport. Jock Whitney did pen the odd editorial on 11/23 in his Herald Tribune dismissing Oswald as a lone wolf and his paper's reporter, Breslin, as was Jerry O'Leary of the DC Star and Aynsworth were seemingly everywhere in Dallas that fateful weekend, and Whitney did rent his estate's bungalow to Jinx Falkenberg from 1946 until his widow, Betsy evicted her, and Jinx was the first cousin of Priscilla's best friend, Ms. Macatee Davison, and Godfrey Rockefeller's spokesperson, 38 year Cranston Dye Works executive, Dwight Owen, who served in the same WWII Pacific War PT squadron with this fellow, George O. Walbridge, whose boss happened to be JFK's best friend,



who (Walbridge) happened to be the best man in the Texas wedding of James K Cogswell and Stephen Farish's daughter, Joan, and Cogswell happened to be a close friend in Scarsdale of Richard Ober, suspected REAL Deep Throat of Watergate journalism,
and Dwight Owen's son, Rob, happened to be Oliver North's contra's "courier," BWDIK ?

I accept I can't control what comes to my attention. Recently, I accidentally happened to acquire awareness that someone I met 50 years ago and felt like I knew all my life when we were introduced and instantly felt like I was staring into the soul of when we locked into eye contact that lasted long past when it should have seemed uncomfortably long to at least one of us, 900 miles from where I currently live, recently moved just 30 miles from me. She returned a week later (in 1971)  to surprise me, found that I was with someone else, refused my request for a raincheck, and this recent knowledge brought those repressed memories back, and has me wondering if I found a soulmate back then and screwed up our destiny.
I've consulted my Indian born female G.P. physician and my Indian born female dermatologist about this and both believe in reincarnation.

So, no, David, I'm not laughing or taunting. I wrestle with what should feel like a gift but too often distracts like a curse.

The three homicide detectives I've known don't believe there are mere coincidences.
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Re: The Tippit Bullet Shells
« Reply #73 on: June 11, 2022, 12:31:04 PM »
Quote from: Otto Beck
Shells from an automatic are ejected, not dumped on the ground.

Quote from: David Von Pein
So what? Since no automatic was involved in shooting Tippit, your comment is useless and irrelevant.

Or would you like to pretend that an automatic WAS fired at Tippit? If so, why weren't those shells found RIGHT NEXT to Tippit's police car?

And if an automatic really was used, that means you have no choice but to call various witnesses liars who said the killer was manually dumping shells on the ground as he fled.

Quote from: Otto Beck
Highly relevant, unless you can produce an affidavit (or similar) by Gerald Hill that states the police tape transcript is in error:

"Shells at the scene indicate the suspect is armed with an automatic .38 rather than a pistol."

Take your time!

But we know from the various witnesses who were at the scene WHEN THE SHOOTING WAS OCCURRING that the killer was NOT armed with an automatic, because the killer was emptying his shells on the ground. If the killer had had an automatic weapon, there would have been no need for him to manually empty his shells.

Do you think both Davis girls just made up their testimony about the killer "unloading the gun" in their yard as he ran?

And was Benavides also wrong when he saw the killer dumping shells too?

Take your time.

P.S., Sergeant Gerald Hill, who initially (incorrectly) thought the Tippit shells were from an automatic weapon, tried to clear up the confusion when he said this in 1986:

"I assumed that it was an automatic simply because we had found all the hulls in one little general area. If you find a cluster of shells, you have to assume that they were fired from an automatic." -- Quote by Gerald Hill (Taken from Dale Myers' book, "With Malice" [1998 Edition]; Pages 260-261)
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Re: David Von Pein's "evidence" deconstructed
« Reply #74 on: June 11, 2022, 12:53:36 PM »
But we know from the various witnesses who were at the scene WHEN THE SHOOTING WAS OCCURRING that the killer was NOT armed with an automatic, because the killer was emptying his shells on the ground. If the killer had had an automatic weapon, there would have been no need for him to manually empty his shells. Right?

Do you think both Davis girls just made up their testimony about the killer "unloading the gun" in their yard as he ran?

And was Benavides also wrong when he saw the killer dumping shells too?

Take your time.

Barbara Davis seemed to emphasize she didn't see much and I proved Virginia lied to DPD and under oath to the
WC, as to her age. This was the "gem": in Virginia's WC testimony...

Virginia, AKA Mrs. Charlie Davis,
https://www.jfk-assassination.net/russ/testimony/davis_vc.htm
"...Mr. BELIN. How old are you?
Mrs. DAVIS. Sixteen. (my comment; her testimony was taken on April 2, 1964, she was born in June, 1948)
....
...Mr. BELIN. In other words, to your---to the best of your recollection, you heard the shots, you ran outside, you saw Mrs. Markham---did you see anything else when you saw Mrs. Markham?
Mrs. DAVIS. No, sir; we just saw a police car sitting on the side of the road.
Mr. BELIN. Where was the police car parked?
Mrs. DAVIS. It was parked between the hedge that marks the apartment house where he lives in and the house next door..."

Virginia was describing Tippit's girlfriend's temporary residence. (Her estranged spouse at the time was suspected
of shooting Tippit after he found out Tippit had impregnated her.) (see Gary Mack's description of Larry Harris's research
into Johnnie Maxie Witherspoon and her ex-husband and her suspected Tippit fathered daughter;
http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/M%20Disk/Mack%20Gary%20Cover-up/Item%2027.pdf )

Barbara : (In fairness, her earlier affidavit is much more definitive)
https://www.jfk-assassination.net/russ/testimony/davis_b.htm
"...Mr. BALL. Did you see him throw anything away?
Mrs. DAVIS. No.
Mr. BALL. You didn't?

Mrs. DAVIS. Yes.
Mr. BALL. What did you do next?
Mrs. DAVIS. He looked at her first and looked at me and then smiled and went around the corner.
Mr. BALL. Was he running or walking?
Mrs. DAVIS. He was walking at his normal pace.
........
Mr. BALL. Put an "X" there. That "X" is a mark to locate your position and we will give a symbol to it. "D." Now, the line you have drawn from the sidewalk through the bushes is the course the man took. Where was he when you saw him emptying his gun?
Mrs. DAVIS. He was right here on the other side of this bush.
Mr. BALL. Draw a line through the course there.
Mrs. DAVIS. Just about along in here.
Mr. DULLES. Did you know at the time he was emptying his gun?

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Mrs. DAVIS. That is what I presumed because he had it open and was shaking it.
Mr. DULLES. I see. Just right there..."
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Re: Mrs. Virginia Davis
« Reply #75 on: June 11, 2022, 01:20:31 PM »
I proved Virginia [Davis] lied to DPD and under oath to the WC, as to her age.

And even if she did lie about her age, how could that possibly matter? Or do you think her white lie about her age was just one of many lies she told to the authorities? (But why would you think that?)

Plus, I can see why the very young Virginia Davis just might want to fudge on her age a little bit (in the direction of being older than she really was). If you're right and she was born in June of 1948, that means she was only 15 years old on 11/22/63 (and when she gave her WC testimony too). And she was married at the time. So she might just have wanted people to think she was a little older, so she wouldn't be criticized or shunned as much for getting married at such a very young age. So she said she was 16.

If she was going to fudge her age (due to her marital status), I would think she would have wanted to tack on two years to her age, to make people think she was really 17, which would be a bit more "acceptable" (shall we say) to people reading her Warren Commission testimony and her affidavit.

BTW, in Virginia's affidavit, evidently it wasn't just her age that was a bone of contention, but also her gender. Because it would appear, based on what we find typed on the affidavit itself, that Dallas County notary public Patsy Collins thought Virginia Davis' gender was "male". (Maybe this error can spark yet another conspiracy theory surrounding the Davis girls.)


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Re: Mrs. Virginia Davis
« Reply #76 on: June 11, 2022, 01:49:37 PM »
And even if she did lie about her age, how could that possibly matter? Or do you think her white lie about her age was just one of many lies she told to the authorities? (But why would you think that?)

Plus, I can see why the very young Virginia Davis just might want to fudge on her age a little bit (in the direction of being older than she really was). If you're right and she was born in June of 1948, that means she was only 15 years old on 11/22/63 (and when she gave her WC testimony too). And she was married at the time. So she might just have wanted people to think she was a little older, so she wouldn't be criticized or shunned as much for getting married at such a very young age. So she said she was 16.

If she was going to fudge her age (due to her marital status), I would think she would have wanted to tack on two years to her age, to make people think she was really 17, which would be a bit more "acceptable" (shall we say) to people reading her Warren Commission testimony and her affidavit.

BTW, in Virginia's affidavit, evidently it wasn't just her age that was a bone of contention, but also her gender. Because it would appear, based on what we find typed on the affidavit itself, that Dallas County notary public Patsy Collins thought Virginia Davis' gender was "male". (Maybe this error can spark yet another conspiracy theory surrounding the Davis girls.)



The only point in your post I think is mildly unreasonable is you discount that if a judge presiding over a criminal trial Virginia testified as a witness in was presented with persuasive evidence she had lied about any detail of her testimony and I'm not disagreeing at all with your sympathetic portrayal of her motivation, it was a daunting enough experience if she witnessed what she testified to, without the added humiliation of admitting she was 15 and had just married a man nearly twice her age, but the trial judge would likely agree with a request from a defense attorney to instruct the jury that any lie by a witness gives the jury the option to ignore or diminish the weight of the entirety of that witness's testimony.


Name:    Charley Davis
Gender:    Male
Death Age:    83
Birth Date:    2 Aug 1935
Marriage Date:    7 Aug 1963
Death Date:    3 Aug 2018
Burial Date:    7 Aug 2018
Parents:    Lewis Davis; Anna Mae Davis
Spouse:    
Virginia Ruth Wilbanks

Virginia is alive, but a photo available at this link displays their joint headstone engraved with her full 1948 D.O.B.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/191965658/

Link to Barbara's grave and obit to "cement" the link to her brother-in-law, Charley Davis
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/42544464/barbara-jeanette-davis
"..brother-in-law Charles and wife Virginia, Tulia;.."
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