Buell Wesley Frazier

[John Mytton]

These documents from the Weisberg collection raise serious doubts that the Carcano was the rifle used in the Walker shooting.
http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/W%20Disk/Walker%20Shooting/Item%2005.pdf

A streel jacket bullet was recorded multiple times.
Evidence against Oswald continues to fail.

Officer Norvell discovered the bullet.

Mr. BELIN. Could you tell us what 573 is?
Mr. DAY. This slug was gotten from the home of former General Edwin Walker, 4011 Turtle Creek, April 10, 1963, by Detective B.G. Brown, one of the officers under my supervision. He brought this in and released it to me.



BTW I noticed you failed to respond to my post where you requested two pieces of evidence, and supplied four.


• Found in Oswald's possessions, a photo of Walkers house. Also accompanying is written instructions for Marina which according to specific details can be correspondingly dated at the same time as the Walker assassination attempt, also of note is Oswald saying "if I'm alive and taken prisoner" means he wasn't planning on tiptoeing through the Tulips.



• Found in Oswald's possessions, a map with Walkers house location marked with a cross



• Found in Oswald's possessions, a photo taken with the same photo that took Oswald family snaps, of a laneway next to Walkers house, taken just before the assassination attempt and the time frame of when the photo was taken was determined by partially finished construction.





• And a decade and a half after the WC, when Marina Porter(previously known as Marina Oswald) had no reason to fear being deported she still recalls Oswald telling her about the Walker assassination attempt.

Mr. McDONALD. Directing your attention to that day, April 10, 1963, would you tell us what happened?
Mrs. PORTER. Well, I cannot remember the timing all the very vivid details of day. I just can state it that that particular night he did not come home until very late, and when he did not come home at regular time, I was worried about him. So I found a note addressed to me what to do in case if he did not come home. Of course I was petrified. Nobody I can turn to. But then later that night when he came home, I asked him to explain. He was out of breath and he was pale, and asked him to explain this note, and he said that "I just shot General Walker." So I was very upset and enraged about that, and we had an argument over it.

JohnM

[Tom Sorensen]

More words.   Let me try again. 

1)  Give us an example of Marina lying.  If you have none, just admit that. To my knowledge the only possible known instances of Marina "lying" involve her trying to protect Oswald rather than incriminate him.  I assume that is the source of frustration being expressed in the source that you cite.  You would seemingly agree with that conclusion since I assume you believe the authorities were trying to frame Oswald.  In which case, they would be supportive instead of critical of any lies Marina might tell to incriminate Oswald.

2)  Tell us what someone would do with a rifle other than use it to shoot at something (e.g. practice). 

3)  Provide your evidence to prove that Oswald never bought ammo for the rifle from any of the large number of gun stores in the Dallas area.   Are you saying the only source of such ammo was from Klein's?

More words.  

More filler.

Let me try again. 

OK.

1)  Give us an example of Marina lying.  If you have none, just admit that. To my knowledge the only possible known instances of Marina "lying" involve her trying to protect Oswald rather than incriminate him.  I assume that is the source of frustration being expressed in the source that you cite.  You would seemingly agree with that conclusion since I assume you believe the authorities were trying to frame Oswald.  In which case, they would be supportive instead of critical of any lies Marina might tell to incriminate Oswald.

I'm surprised myself, since the WC was so keen on transparency. It could be that her lies referred to by Redlich were so blatantly stupid that they threatened to undermine their credibility. Try the one where she imprisoned Lee in a bathroom. But let's do it this way: Since my arguments don't rely on Marinan lying, I'll simply drop her Redlich. The burden of proof is on you, still. So far you haven't produced a shred of evidence that supports Oswald firing the rifle on an airstrip; the WC had nothing to offer.

2)  Tell us what someone would do with a rifle other than use it to shoot at something (e.g. practice). 

Collectors buy rifles.

3)  Provide your evidence to prove that Oswald never bought ammo for the rifle from any of the large number of gun stores in the Dallas area.   

Sorry, did you really hope that shifting the burden of proof would work? BTW, there wasn't a large number of gun stores in Dallas stocking Carcano ammo. Learn the evidence.

Are you saying the only source of such ammo was from Klein's?

No.

[Michael Capasse]

Marina Lied

THE AMMO  | WC Testimony 2/6/64
Mr. RANKIN. Now, do you recall your husband having any ammunition around the house at any time?
Mrs. OSWALD. Yes.

Mr. RANKIN. And where do you remember his having it in the places you lived?
Mrs. OSWALD. On Neely Street, in Dallas, and New Orleans.

Mr. RANKIN. Do you know whether that was rifle ammunition or rifle and pistol ammunition?
Mrs. OSWALD. I think it was for the rifle. Perhaps he had some pistol ammunition there, but I would not know the difference.

WC Testimony 2/6/64
Mr. RANKIN. Have you ever seen bullets or shells like that that your husband had?
Mrs. OSWALD. I think Lee's were smaller.

Mr. RANKIN. If that was the size for his gun, would that cause you to think it was the same?
Mrs. OSWALD Probably.

FBI 12/04/63 CE 1401
She said he had never seen any ammunition around the houses in which they lived

FBI 12/16/63  File #105-8255-1172
...She saw no ammunition for the rifle either in Dallas or New Orleans.

FBI 12/17/63 CE 1403
Oswald did not have any ammunition for the rifle to her knowledge in their Dallas or New Orleans and did not speak of buying ammunition

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THE PISTOL | WC Testimony 2/3/64
RANKIN: Do you recall when he first had the pistol, that you remember?

MRS. OSWALD: He had that on Neely Street, but I think that he acquired the rifle before he acquired the pistol.
The pistol I saw twice - once in his room, and the second time when I took these photographs

Secret Service Interview of Marina Oswald at Inn of Six Flags | Page 23
Q: Did Lee own a pistol?
A: She said she never saw a pistol Lee owned.

Q: Did he ever have in his possession - not necessarily owned, but in his possession?
A: She said that she saw the rifle but she has never seen a pistol on Lee or in his possession or in the house.

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RIFLE PRACTICE | WC Testimony 6/11/64
RM. DULLES: How did he pack the gun or conceal the gun when he went out on the bus toward Love Field?
Mrs Oswald: Are you talking about the gun or the rifle

MR. DULLES: I am talking about the rifle. He used to wrap up in his raincoat'

Warren Commission: Vol. 5, Pg. 398, 6/11/64
MRS-Oswald I saw him take the rifle only once on Neely Street but he cleaned the rifle perhaps

FBI: 12/16/63, FBI File #105-8255-1172
He never spoke of practicing with the rifle either in New Orleans or Dallas.

FBI: 12/16/63, FBI File #105-8255-1172
She did not see him leave with the rifle nor return with the rifle at any time from their residence in New Orleans.

FBI: 12/17/63; CE 1403
She cannot recall that he ever practiced firing the rifle either in New Orleans or in Dallas.
She does not think he did practice in New Orelans because as a rule he stayed home when he was not working.

FBI: 12/17/63; CE 1403
Marina did not see Oswald either take the rifle with him from the house in New Orleans or bring it back with him to the house on any occasion.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
WALKER INCIDENT | FBI: 12/5/63 CE 1401
On the evening that Oswald attempted to assassinate General Walker, Oswald came home at the usual time as best as she can remember,
and on that evening he said that he was going to his typewriting class. Oswald left at the usual time as best as she can remember.
Oswald when he came home from work that evening did not bring anything home with him. When he left supposedly for his typewriting
class he did not have a rifle or anything with him.

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THE WALKER NOTE

WC:
Mr. RANKIN. What did you do with the note that he had left for you after you talked about it and said you were going to keep it?
Mrs. OSWALD. I had it among my things in a cookbook. But I have two--I don't remember in which.

HSCA:
Mr. McDONALD. And what did you do with the note when he returned home?
Mrs. PORTER. I don't remember.

Mr. McDONALD. Is that note in existence now?
Mrs. PORTER. I don't know.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Redlich to Rankin Feb 28 1964
"Neither you nor I have any desire smear the reputation of any individual. We cannot ignore however that Marina Oswald
has repeatedly lied to the Secret Service the FBI and the commission on matters which are of vital concern the people of this country and the world.

As you know I was not in favor of placing on the record story of her actions in Washington because we already
have statements which provided us with all that we need to know on this matter and formal testimony could have added very little.

But if a witness who has had close association with Marina Oswald is prepared to offer certain insights into her character,
including those of a derogatory nature I feel that the mandate of the commission's inquiry compels us to consider this testimony" 

HSCA
Mr. REDLICH: I was probably the second staff person hired. When I came to the Warren Commission, which was some time in mid-December,
the only other staff person who was there as I recall was Mr. Willens. Initially, Mr. Rankin wanted me to work on special projects.
One of the first things I did, for example, was to draft a rule of procedures for the Commission. Then I was given an assignment
which tended to dominate the first 6 or 7 weeks of my work with the Commission. The Commission made a decision that the first witness
to be questioned would be Marina Oswald.

I was given the assignment of helping to prepare Mr. Rankin for the examination of Marina Oswald which was going to have to be very extensive.
In the course of that I started to read all of the investigatory reports that had come to us from the FBI and the Secret Service with a view
toward seeing how anything in those reports could bear upon any questions that we might ask Marina Oswald.

Since she knew so much about Lee Harvey Oswald's background, not only in terms of what she herself was witness to but what he may
have told her about his background, and since a great deal of that was in the investigatory reports, I had to go through all of
those investigatory reports with a view toward working with Mr. Rankin and helping to prepare him for that questioning."

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At Love Field
Representative Ford; Did he take the rifle and the pistol to Love Field or at the time he went on the bus?
Mrs. Oswald: Only the rifle.

Mr. Mckenzie: (attorney for Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald) Just a minute. Let me ask her a question. May I ask a question?
Representative Ford:  Yes, sir.

Mr. Mckenzie: Representative Ford, I wasn't here as you know when Mrs. Oswald testified before. I have been with her when
she was interrogated by the FBI relative to practicing the rifle shooting. This is the first time that I have heard the use
of the words "Love Field." Has there been prior testimony by Mrs. Oswald here that he was practicing at Love Field, because
the reason I ask this is because she has steadfastly in the past told me and the FBI that she didn't know where he went to
practice and that is the reason I wanted to know.

Mr. Rankin: The record is----
Mrs. Oswald: I don't know where he practiced. I just think that the bus goes to, went to Love Field.

Mr. Rankin: Her testimony before was that the bus that he took, that she knows about when he went, was a bus
that went to Love Field, and she thought he went to some place in that area to do his practicing.

Mr. Mckenzie: The reason I ask the question, Mr. Rankin, is because I don't believe there is any practice area at Love Field for rifle practicing.
Mr. Rankin: Well, the investigation that the Commission has made shows that there is a place near Love Field where people do shooting and practicing.

Mr. Mckenzie: Not at Love Field.
Mr. Rankin: It is right adjacent, in the neighborhood.

Mrs. Oswald: Once we went out with Kathy Ford with the children to watch airplanes landing and these airplanes made a
tremendous noise and for that reason I thought that maybe my husband was practicing somewhere in that area because you
couldn't hear the sound of shots. I don't know if there is any place near there where one can practice shooting, though.
This idea just came to me.

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[Michael Capasse]

I have to go out - I'll be back. I want to talk about the so called, "Walker Note"

Found in Oswald's possessions, a photo of Walkers house. Also accompanying is written instructions for Marina which according to specific details can be correspondingly dated at the same time as the Walker assassination attempt, also of note is Oswald saying "if I'm alive and taken prisoner" means he wasn't planning on tiptoeing through the Tulips.

The note is written in Russian. There is no date. There is no signature. There is NO MENTION of Walker at all.
How is this in anyway related to the General?  Any thoughts on why he would even write this note?

In translation, the note read as follows:
1. This is the key to the mailbox which is located in the main post office in the city on Ervay Street.
This is the same street where the drugstore, in which you always waited is located. You will find the mailbox in the post office which is
located 4 blocks from the drugstore on that street. I paid for the box last month so don't worry about it.

2. Send the information as to what has happened to me to the Embassy and include newspaper clippings
(should there be anything about me in the newspapers). I believe that the Embassy will come quickly to your assistance on learning everything.

3. I paid the house rent on the 2d so don't worry about it.

4. Recently I also paid for water and gas.

5. The money from work will possibly be coming. The money will be sent to our post office box. Go to the bank and cash the check.

6. You can either throw out or give my clothing, etc. away. Do not keep these. However, I prefer that you hold on to my personal papers (military, civil, etc.).

[Richard Smith]

More words.  

More filler.

Let me try again. 

OK.

1)  Give us an example of Marina lying.  If you have none, just admit that. To my knowledge the only possible known instances of Marina "lying" involve her trying to protect Oswald rather than incriminate him.  I assume that is the source of frustration being expressed in the source that you cite.  You would seemingly agree with that conclusion since I assume you believe the authorities were trying to frame Oswald.  In which case, they would be supportive instead of critical of any lies Marina might tell to incriminate Oswald.

I'm surprised myself, since the WC was so keen on transparency. It could be that her lies referred to by Redlich were so blatantly stupid that they threatened to undermine their credibility. Try the one where she imprisoned Lee in a bathroom. But let's do it this way: Since my arguments don't rely on Marinan lying, I'll simply drop her Redlich. The burden of proof is on you, still. So far you haven't produced a shred of evidence that supports Oswald firing the rifle on an airstrip; the WC had nothing to offer.

2)  Tell us what someone would do with a rifle other than use it to shoot at something (e.g. practice). 

Collectors buy rifles.

3)  Provide your evidence to prove that Oswald never bought ammo for the rifle from any of the large number of gun stores in the Dallas area.   

Sorry, did you really hope that shifting the burden of proof would work? BTW, there wasn't a large number of gun stores in Dallas stocking Carcano ammo. Learn the evidence.

Are you saying the only source of such ammo was from Klein's?

No.

So you can't provide even a single example of Marina lying despite dismissing her testimony as the product of a liar.  And now Oswald is a "gun collector."  HA HA HA.  How many such collectors have a total of one rifle? A cheap WWII rifle.  And you can't demonstrate that Oswald could not have bought the ammo from a gun story in Dallas.  Got it.

[John Mytton]

I have to go out - I'll be back. I want to talk about the so called, "Walker Note"

The note is written in Russian. There is no date. There is no signature. There is NO MENTION of Walker at all.
How is this in anyway related to the General?  Any thoughts on why he would even write this note?

In translation, the note read as follows:
1. This is the key to the mailbox which is located in the main post office in the city on Ervay Street.
This is the same street where the drugstore, in which you always waited is located. You will find the mailbox in the post office which is
located 4 blocks from the drugstore on that street. I paid for the box last month so don't worry about it.

2. Send the information as to what has happened to me to the Embassy and include newspaper clippings
(should there be anything about me in the newspapers). I believe that the Embassy will come quickly to your assistance on learning everything.

3. I paid the house rent on the 2d so don't worry about it.

4. Recently I also paid for water and gas.

5. The money from work will possibly be coming. The money will be sent to our post office box. Go to the bank and cash the check.

6. You can either throw out or give my clothing, etc. away. Do not keep these. However, I prefer that you hold on to my personal papers (military, civil, etc.).

The note is written in Russian.

James Cadigan testified the note was written by Oswald, besides there is information contained within that Oswald was privy to, stay tuned.

There is no date.

Huh? Why would the note require a date, if Oswald succeeded in killing General Walker then everything contained in that note needed immediate action.

There is no signature

Another Huh? The note clearly came from Oswald. When you leave a note on the fridge telling your significant other that you are going for a beer with the fella's do you sign it and date it? When you leave a shopping list for the missus, do you sign it and date it?

There is NO MENTION of Walker at all.

Triple Huh? Did you expect Oswald to write something like, "I Harvey Lee Oswald of sound body and mind will on the 12th of April of the year of our lord 1963 will go forth and assassinate General Edwin Walker, So help me God!"?  The name was not necessary for Marina or frankly anyone, because if Marina or anyone found the note early and rang the Police, Oswald's hopes and dreams would disappear like sands through the hourglass.

How is this in anyway related to the General?

As stated above, secrecy is the secret to success!

Any thoughts on why he would even write this note?

The note was simply advice for Marina who being in a new Country, had a small circle of friends and who knew little English would be initially frightened and confused, so Oswald did his best to comfort her before he potentially shattered her World!

Translated from Russian
1) This is the key to the mailbox which is located in the main post office in the city on Ervay Street. This is the same street where the drugstore, in which you always waited is located. You will find the mailbox in the post office which is located 4 blocks from the drugstore on that street. I paid for the box last month so don't worry about it.

2) Send the information as to what has happened to me to the Embassy and include newspaper clippings (should there be anything about me in the newspapers). I believe that the Embassy will come quickly to your assistance on learning everything.

3) I paid the house rent on the 2d so don't worry about it.

4) Recently I also paid for water and gas.

5) The money from work will possibly be coming. The money will be sent to our post office box. Go to the bank and cash the check.

6) You can either throw out or give my clothing, etc. away. Do not keep these. However, I prefer that you hold on to my personal papers (military, civil, etc.).

7) Certain of my documents are in the small blue valise.

8] The address book can be found on my table in the study should need same.

9) We have friends here. The Red Cross also will help you. (Red Cross in English). [sic]

10) I left you as much money as I could, $60 on the second of the month. You and the baby [apparently] can live for another 2 months using $10 per week.

11) If I am alive and taken prisoner, the city jail is located at the end of the bridge through which we always passed on going to the city (right in the beginning of the city after crossing the bridge).705

Now we know when and where the note was written by clues, clues that obviously weren't needed by Marina because she was there living the dream!

• The Neely street apartment was leased on the 3rd of March and Oswald paid in advance on the 2nd. Oswald says he paid the rent money on the "2d" of what must be April. 8 days before the Walker assassination attempt.
• And we know that Oswald took out the Post Box at that address on the 9th of October till mid May. So this note was written in that time frame.
• The note mentions paying for rent meaning that it was written before Marina moved in with Ruth Paine.
• Oswald's directions to the Jail, even though he confused the city jail with the county jail, gave instructions to get there consistent if they were coming from Neely street.

So that along with the map marked with Walker's residence, the covert photographs with the shooting location and a decade and a half later Marina's testimony confirming Oswald's confession when any threat of deportation was a faded memory, all is evidence of Oswald's assassination attempt!

JohnM

[Michael Capasse]

James Cadigan testified the note was written by Oswald, besides there is information contained within that Oswald was privy to, stay tuned.

Huh? Why would the note require a date, if Oswald succeeded in killing General Walker then everything contained in that note needed immediate action.

Another Huh? The note clearly came from Oswald. When you leave a note on the fridge telling your significant other that you are going for a beer with the fella's do you sign it and date it? When you leave a shopping list for the missus, do you sign it and date it?

Triple Huh? Did you expect Oswald to write something like, "I Harvey Lee Oswald of sound body and mind will on the 12th of April of the year of our lord 1963 will go forth and assassinate General Edwin Walker, So help me God!"?  The name was not necessary for Marina or frankly anyone, because if Marina or anyone found the note early and rang the Police, Oswald's hopes and dreams would disappear like sands through the hourglass.

As stated above, secrecy is the secret to success!

The note was simply advice for Marina who being in a new Country, had a small circle of friends and who knew little English would be initially frightened and confused, so Oswald did his best to comfort her before he potentially shattered her World!

Translated from Russian
1) This is the key to the mailbox which is located in the main post office in the city on Ervay Street. This is the same street where the drugstore, in which you always waited is located. You will find the mailbox in the post office which is located 4 blocks from the drugstore on that street. I paid for the box last month so don't worry about it.

2) Send the information as to what has happened to me to the Embassy and include newspaper clippings (should there be anything about me in the newspapers). I believe that the Embassy will come quickly to your assistance on learning everything.

3) I paid the house rent on the 2d so don't worry about it.

4) Recently I also paid for water and gas.

5) The money from work will possibly be coming. The money will be sent to our post office box. Go to the bank and cash the check.

6) You can either throw out or give my clothing, etc. away. Do not keep these. However, I prefer that you hold on to my personal papers (military, civil, etc.).

7) Certain of my documents are in the small blue valise.

8] The address book can be found on my table in the study should need same.

9) We have friends here. The Red Cross also will help you. (Red Cross in English). [sic]

10) I left you as much money as I could, $60 on the second of the month. You and the baby [apparently] can live for another 2 months using $10 per week.

11) If I am alive and taken prisoner, the city jail is located at the end of the bridge through which we always passed on going to the city (right in the beginning of the city after crossing the bridge).705

Now we know when and where the note was written by clues, clues that obviously weren't needed by Marina because she was there living the dream!

• The Neely street apartment was leased on the 3rd of March and Oswald paid in advance on the 2nd. Oswald says he paid the rent money on the "2d" of what must be April. 8 days before the Walker assassination attempt.
• And we know that Oswald took out the Post Box at that address on the 9th of October till mid May. So this note was written in that time frame.
• The note mentions paying for rent meaning that it was written before Marina moved in with Ruth Paine.
• Oswald's directions to the Jail, even though he confused the city jail with the county jail, gave instructions to get there consistent if they were coming from Neely street.

So that along with the map marked with Walker's residence, the covert photographs with the shooting location and a decade and a half later Marina's testimony confirming Oswald's confession when any threat of deportation was a faded memory, all is evidence of Oswald's assassination attempt!

JohnM

All assumed garbage - all of it.
There is NO reason to believe that note had anything to do with the Walker shooting.