Lee Harvey Oswald Ordered The Rifle

[Walt Cakebread]

You are either lying or confused as I don't think ANY rifle was sent to LHO. You, like the LNers, claim that he ordered a 36" Carbine but was sent a 40" short rifle.

There is NO evidence showing that LHO ever received any rifle at his P.O. Box.

You, like the LNers, claim that he ordered a 36" Carbine but was sent a 40" short rifle.

I make no such claim.....My position is:.....Lee didn't give a damn about he "fine print"....  He And George De M simply wanted a cheap unusual easy to trace rifle that they could leave as a "throw down gun" near Walker's residence  after the
hoax attempt to shoot Walker.

[John Iacoletti]

Only days later, Lt Day produced a card with one print on it which he claimed came from the rifle.

This simply isn't true.....   The DPD turned over to the FBI that unidentifiable smudge that as later called Lee palm print at Midnight 11/22/63.

Says the guy waving an undated evidence list.

[John Iacoletti]

No need to rely on the only person who witnessed the crime?

Do you think Domingo Benavides didn't witness the murder?

That's correct.  Read his testimony.  He heard the shots, but didn't see Tippit being shot.

[John Iacoletti]

Endless contrarian nonsense.  Prove the sky is blue if someone can dismiss any such evidence out of hand as the potential product of fakery and lies.

And you should believe Richard's unsupported nonsense because the sky is blue.

[John Iacoletti]

You, like the LNers, claim that he ordered a 36" Carbine but was sent a 40" short rifle.

I make no such claim.....My position is:.....Lee didn't give a damn about he "fine print"....  He And George De M simply wanted a cheap unusual easy to trace rifle that they could leave as a "throw down gun" near Walker's residence  after the
hoax attempt to shoot Walker.

Walt Fabrication #55

[Michael Clark]

Marina denies that she showed Jeanne De Mohrenschildt the rifle...

Mr. RANKIN. Did you ever show that rifle to the De Mohrenschildts?
Mrs. OSWALD. I know that De Mohrenschildts had said that the rifle had been shown to him, but I don't remember that.

Feb 3, 1964 (that's the date on page 1 of my copy of the testimony)

[Walt Cakebread]

That's correct.  Read his testimony.  He heard the shots, but didn't see Tippit being shot.

Perhaps he didn't see the gun in the hand of the killer being fired at Tippit but Benavides absolutely witnessed the murder.....He described Tipit walking towaed the front f the car and then collapsing to the street a he time the shots were being fired...