The Walker Case

Users Currently Browsing This Topic:
0 Members

Author Topic: The Walker Case  (Read 126027 times)

Online Martin Weidmann

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 8171
Re: The Walker Case
« Reply #252 on: July 12, 2023, 11:47:04 PM »
Do you think that everyone that handled the note after it was discovered used gloves or other devices so that they didn’t leave any fingerprints? Apparently neither Marina or LHO had handled the note in many months. Which goes to support the fact that fingerprints do not last very long on paper.

Do you think that everyone that handled the note after it was discovered used gloves or other devices

Why are you asking me what I think?

Apparently neither Marina or LHO had handled the note in many months.

And this conclusion is based on what, exactly? Let me guess....biased imagination, right?

Online Martin Weidmann

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 8171
Re: The Walker Case
« Reply #253 on: July 12, 2023, 11:54:34 PM »
And, of course, if Oswald's prints were found on the note (as they were on the rifle etc), Martin would be claiming it was the product of fabrication.  It's the endless loop of rabbit hole contrarian lunacy.  Here we are to believe that the conspirators fabricated this note to incriminate Oswald in the Walker shooting (completely unnecessary after he was dead and the authorities were satisfied of his guily for the JFK assassination) but they didn't make the note more explicit or claim that they found his prints on the note.

And, of course, if Oswald's prints were found on the note (as they were on the rifle etc), Martin would be claiming it was the product of fabrication.

I have never ever claimed that a print was the product of fabrication. I have also never misrepresented the facts like you do. The FBI examined the rifle the night after the murder and found no prints. Even worse, not even a trace of a print having been lifted. So don't give me the BS that there were prints on the rifle.

Here we are to believe that the conspirators fabricated this note to incriminate Oswald in the Walker shooting

I never asked you to believe that. That would be idiotic. Although the handwriting experts disagree about it's authenticity, it may well be that Oswald wrote that note. However, the context in which it was written is unknown. You claim that it is linked to the Walker shooting, but there is no real evidence for that, no matter what Marina did or did not say.

If you guys can turn the leaving of a wedding ring (after the marriage broke down) as "evidence" that Oswald killed Kennedy, you are just as capable to turn a handwritten note without context or date into "evidence" that Oswald tried to kill Walker. There is no stopping this insanity!

Offline John Mytton

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 5118
Re: The Walker Case
« Reply #254 on: July 13, 2023, 12:20:12 AM »
And, of course, if Oswald's prints were found on the note (as they were on the rifle etc), Martin would be claiming it was the product of fabrication.

I have never ever claimed that a print was the product of fabrication. I have also never misrepresented the facts like you do. The FBI examined the rifle the night after the murder and found no prints. Even worse, not even a trace of a print having been lifted. So don't give me the BS that there were prints on the rifle.


There could be any number of reasons that no trace was found.

But the same FBI that you rely on, took an imprint from Oswald's rifle from the exact same place that Day on the day took the palmprint impression from Oswald's rifle and the FBI confirmed beyond all doubt that Oswald palmprint was in contact with Oswald's rifle!!!

The palmprint that Day took on the 22nd.



The print that the FBI took directly from Oswald's rifle.



The random marks from Day's print is a perfect match to the prints take from Oswald's rifle by the FBI.



And besides the above Incredibly Powerful Indisputable Evidence, Vincent Scalice with high resolution photos taken with multiple exposures of Oswald's rifle proved again beyond all doubt that Oswald's prints were on the Trigger Guard of Oswald's rifle!!!


SLAM DUNK!


JohnM
« Last Edit: July 13, 2023, 12:24:41 AM by John Mytton »

Online Charles Collins

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 4402
Re: The Walker Case
« Reply #255 on: July 13, 2023, 12:54:11 AM »
Do you think that everyone that handled the note after it was discovered used gloves or other devices

Why are you asking me what I think?

Apparently neither Marina or LHO had handled the note in many months.

And this conclusion is based on what, exactly? Let me guess....biased imagination, right?


Why are you asking me what I think?

Because whatever point you were apparently trying to make with your comment about the fingerprints on the note isn’t clear.


And this conclusion is based on what, exactly? Let me guess....biased imagination, right?

Common sense, Marina testified that she hid the note months earlier. Do you know of any evidence that she ever took it out of the hiding place? The hiding place happens to be between the pages of a book. Those pages are also made of paper which absorbs fingerprints. So, not only did the note itself absorb fingerprints, the pages of the book would also absorb them. Why is the lack of Marina’s and LHO’s fingerprints on the note an issue for you. WTF are you trying to imply?

Online Charles Collins

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 4402
Re: The Walker Case
« Reply #256 on: July 13, 2023, 01:04:22 AM »
Nope, the details were laid out to you and you just ignored them.

And this the reason why you ignored them; it's easier to just dismiss something when you don't have to deal with the facts

Too bad you even have to misrepresent the details to get to this point.

There is no evidence to support your conclusion that Odum (I presume you are talking about him) had a faulty memory, other than - of course - your biased opinion

And there are no "missing documents". What there is, is an Airtel from SAC Shanklin that does not match what the FBI told the WC in CE2011.

But you don't want to know that, right?

You don't want to know that Tomlinson is on record twice saying that the only person who ever showed him a bullet was SAC Shanklin in December 1963, nor do you want to know that Wright is on record saying that the bullet now known as CE399 isn't the pointed bullet he received from Tomlinson. You couldn't care less that Odum stated he never showed any bullet to anybody, nor that there is no FD 302 for that alleged encounter and you certainly don't care that SAC Shanklin never mentioned Odum in his Airtel and gave a different version from what is written in CE2011.

This is the kind of ignorance that the WC and Hoover wanted people to have to sell their fairytale to.

Damn, I guess we should just let Martin tell us what we should think, call the case solved and go home and close up the forum now….  ::)

Online Martin Weidmann

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 8171
Re: The Walker Case
« Reply #257 on: July 13, 2023, 01:12:47 AM »
Damn, I guess we should just let Martin tell us what we should think, call the case solved and go home and close up the forum now….  ::)

Anything but to deal with the actual details.... So sad

Online Charles Collins

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 4402
Re: The Walker Case
« Reply #258 on: July 13, 2023, 01:36:44 AM »
Anything but to deal with the actual details.... So sad

None of this has anything to do with the Walker case. You have tried in vain to imply that the FBI report (CE2011) was deliberately construed to misrepresent the facts surrounding a completely different bullet. Conjecture and innuendo is all you have provided for your implication that the entire CE3011 report, including the Walker bullet identification is tainted. You only have unanswerable questions which you use as innuendo and when no one responds you claim it is because we are ignoring these things. Yet you couldn’t possibly know what we are thinking unless we tell you.