Why did Oswald go to the movies?

[John Iacoletti]

Postal indicated in her affidavit that she was asked by the DPD when she called to report a suspicious person whether he had bought a ticket.  And she confirmed that he had not.  Do you really believe she would not have remembered whether she had sold Oswald a ticket just moments before calling the police?

As much as you like to pretend otherwise, you don't know when Oswald entered the theater.  Nobody saw him go in.

And poor old Lee.  He couldn't catch a break that day!  He is in the building from which shots are fired at the president with no alibi,

So were at least 6 other people.

knocks off to go to the movies and less than an hour later passes the scene of the murder of a DPD officer

You haven't actually demonstrated that to be true.

(the only one in about a three year period)

Not sure how this is even relevant.  As we discussed on the old forum, there were other police shootings, they just happened to survive.  This is just more cherry-picking to spin a dishonest narrative.

[John Iacoletti]

A whole week or so!  LOL.  And she is recounting a call that happened seconds after Oswald entered the theatre in which she was asked and confirmed that she did not sell him a ticket.   Oswald had a "pass ticket"?  I give you extra credit for trying real hard.  It's better than John I's embarrassing attempt to claim Oswald somehow and for some unknown reason bought a ticket that morning.

This is why you have absolutely no credibility.  I never claimed that Oswald somehow and for some unknown reason bought a ticket that morning.  I asked how you knew for a fact that he didn't buy a ticket.  Answer:  crickets

Postal never suggested or implied Oswald had a "pass ticket."  But we await any evidence whatsoever that you have to show us that Oswald had such a pass ticket (which he presumably would need to show someone who didn't remember it - more bad luck).

There you go again.  Your unfounded assumptions are automatically correct unless somebody can prove you wrong.  You're not just Strawman Smith and Ad Hominem Smith -- you're Burden Shifting Smith.  Or maybe we can simplify it and just call you "Logical Fallacy Man".

[Bill Chapman]

You're arguing from the notion that you're sure Oswald probably did it, but are unable to ever articulate why.

You just want to argue
My conclusion has nothing to do with you, child

 

[Bill Chapman]

This is why you have absolutely no credibility.  I never claimed that Oswald somehow and for some unknown reason bought a ticket that morning.  I asked how you knew for a fact that he didn't buy a ticket.  Answer:  crickets

There you go again.  Your unfounded assumptions are automatically correct unless somebody can prove you wrong.  You're not just Strawman Smith and Ad Hominem Smith -- you're Burden Shifting Smith.  Or maybe we can simplify it and just call you "Logical Fallacy Man".

John the Never-ending Story Man
Man, your standard-of-proof level is downright insane

Are you going to argue all this over&and&over&over, ad nauseum, until the end of time?

[Bill Chapman]

Your total lack of understanding of the evidence in this case is astounding. Do you even know what your beloved WCR claimed?

You have NO evidence showing that he snuck anywhere.

That's it... it's all over now.

Poor dumb cop, eh...

[Bill Chapman]

But then he leaves a back alley to walk down a major thoroughfare and stops in front of a shoe store in full view of the sales clerk long enough to "look scared" just for good measure.

So much for being careful.  But then whatever you think Oswald did that day "proves" that he's guilty.

You mean in a court of law? Where did I say I could prove anything here?

 


Yeah, stay in the alley and expose oneself, for example, to someone gazing out the bathroom or kitchen window or even taking the garbage out, seeing a complete stranger lurking about. Said citizen(s) possibly knowing there was a manhunt underway. Shortly after the assassination. And with the cop killing scene not far away.

Yep. Stay in that alley. Great plan!

Pretty sure Dirty Harvey's first order of business would be to avoid the police cars. And talking about the 'dishonesty' you seem so fond of laying at the feet of us poor lemmings, where do you get the idea that Oswald was standing in front of the store?  Brewer clearly states (in his affidavit) that Oswald was in the lobby.

Clearly the caution shown re his drop-off location near his boarding house was repeated upon taking steps to afford himself better cover in the shoe store lobby.

[John Iacoletti]

John the Never-ending Story Man
Man, your standard-of-proof level is downright insane

Wrong.  It's your standard of proof that is insane.  You believe that something is probably true, but you don't even know why.