Shifty-Eyed Fritz and the Murder of Oswald

[Matt Grantham]

 I realize I have a heavy bias, but the action of these individuals in this film just seems unnatural, staged, whatever I thought I remembered an earlier thread where there was some indication that they rehearsed this thing a couple of times

[Steve Howsley]

I realize I have a heavy bias, but the action of these individuals in this film just seems unnatural, staged, whatever I thought I remembered an earlier thread where there was some indication that they rehearsed this thing a couple of times

If you ever find that 'indication' post it here. I would be flabbergasted if there was a rehearsal. Discussions took place so that there was some sort of plan to walk Oswald straight to the transportation but nothing like an action rehearsal.

[Barry Pollard]

Interesting Michael ty.
98% clearance rate? I'm no expert but I can think of only one way to do that and that's rail-roading people.
Also I'm wondering whether Hoover getting mad had any effect on him? I mean he barely talked in the first place, that "this case is synched" line though, slightly premature, perhaps.

"Hey Captain, it's the big fruit on line 1, he's pissed again".

Seriously though, I'll go read something.

[Jerry Freeman]

'By Gosh...Don't get any blood on my car'



The car had honked twice...first honk - get ready and then the next - GO!

[Matt Grantham]

 The car pulling in is to pick up Oswald?  Hard to understand why a car would be pulling in at this moment

[Steve Howsley]

'By Gosh...Don't get any blood on my car'



The car had honked twice...first honk - get ready and then the next - GO!

So the driver of the car is the one who gave the Go! signal? It's a wonder that he wasn't so preoccupied that he failed to run over Fritz.

[Howard Gee]

So the driver of the car is the one who gave the Go! signal? It's a wonder that he wasn't so preoccupied that he failed to run over Fritz.

Even more amazing is how close he came to running over Ruby.

It almost looks like Jack's left leg is hit by the car driven by the 'signal man'.

Ready...Set....You better go, or I'll run your a$$ over.