Bogus evidence of bogus evidence.....

[John Iacoletti]

There no order invoice that says anything of the kind.

And even if there was, that doesn’t demonstrate that that specific money order accompanied that specific order coupon.

[Martin Weidmann]

You would prefer "authenticating with qualifier(s) added"? Cadigan, Cole, and McNally all said that the handwriting on those was Oswald's. None of them offered any doubt. Scott said that it was Oswald's handwriting as well. His opinion was not definitive.

Yes. Really. The handwriting on the original money order was examined by numerous experts in handwriting identification. They all stated definitively that it was Oswald's. There were no qualified or conditional opinions from any of them on it.

Which authenticated documents were used for the comparison and how can you even be sure those documents were in fact signed/written by Oswald?

[Rick Plant]

The second photo isn't showing up.

[Jerry Freeman]

 
So whose handwriting is this? Did the exspurts study that? Oh they couldn't have...it wasn't discovered until 1990.

Moving on..........


I thought it was pretty strange that Oswald became seasick even after his deployment overseas in the Pacific.
Were there any previous reports of such propensity to motion sickness to Japan -the Philippines and back?
I would like to ask Marina how he did on the trip back from Europe.

[Michael T. Griffith]

And let's remember that three handwriting experts consulted by the Dallas Morning News concluded the handwriting on the "Dear Mr. Hunt" note was Oswald's.

[Walt Cakebread]

So whose handwriting is this? Did the exspurts study that? Oh they couldn't have...it wasn't discovered until 1990.

Moving on..........


I thought it was pretty strange that Oswald became seasick even after his deployment overseas in the Pacific.
Were there any previous reports of such propensity to motion sickness to Japan -the Philippines and back?
I would like to ask Marina how he did on the trip back from Europe.

Jerry, the Marrion Lykes was a small ship and may have pitched and rolled more that a larger ship....I don't think you should dwell on the fact that Lee got seasick.....He may have been a bit sick before he boarded the ML. and the ship's motion added to his queasiness.