1964 Chain Of Custody

[Steve M. Galbraith]

You make a judgment as to what evidence is most reliable and what inferences are most reasonable.

Your posts all seem to be in the vein that we can't really know anything about anything insofar as the JFKA is concerned, which is an interesting quasi-Kantian philosophical position but not really a useful one.

He once said, when he dropped his mask, that McDonald planted a "throw down" gun on Oswald in the theater. He's perfectly willing to reject idealism and make judgments when he wants to. But only if it doesn't involve Oswald in a crime. I guess Oswald didn't yell and complain about this framing of the revolver because he wasn't into small talk?

His problem isn't that he's a weasel; it's that he's bad at it.

[John Iacoletti]

You make a judgment as to what evidence is most reliable and what inferences are most reasonable.

Which always seems to match your pre-existing bias.  Go figure!

Your posts all seem to be in the vein that we can't really know anything about anything insofar as the JFKA is concerned, which is an interesting quasi-Kantian philosophical position but not really a useful one.

It's even less useful to equate "makes sense to me" with "what really happened".  What's wrong with just admitting that you don't know what you don't know?

[John Iacoletti]

He said, when he dropped his mask, that McDonald planted a "throw down" gun on Oswald in the theater.

Please cite me ever stating that.