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What's funny is that you genuinely believe there was a Dallas Police "imposture" (the correct spelling is "impostor" or "imposter," by the way) running around Dealey Plaza moments after the assassination. Such a notion is preposterous on about 100 different levels.

     Your "Preposterous" declaration is NOT Evidence. It is only verbiage. I have offered solid evidence: (1) Documented Times of Officer Haygood & Officer Harkness DPD Radio Transmissions, (2) Image Evidence, and, (3) The WC Testimonies of Officer Haygood and Officer Harkness. 
     This is why this case has been unsolved for 62+ yrs. People have cavalierly accepted and then repeated what they have heard. This is done repeatedly for an extended period of time and the next thing you know, it is regarded as being Fact. The 62+ year Officer Haygood ID on the Darnell/Martin films is nothing more than a JFK Assassination "Urban Legend" The mountain of evidence I have provided destroys this Urban Legend.  It is physically impossible for Officer Haygood to be filmed with Officer Harkness on the Darnell Film prior to 12:35. That is Not Officer Haygood.     
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Tom, I just don't buy that Marina had any connection to Soviet intelligence. Let's say for the sake of argument that she did. Did the KGB just promptly abandon her once she and Lee moved back to the U.S.? Marina lived a miserable life of poverty and abuse from that point forward. So, what changed?
The McMillan book "Marina and Lee" and the Mailer book "Oswald's Tale" goes over almost all of these claims. For example, Marina didn't want to join the Komsomol but you had to in order to get a good job and references and other state benefits ("If you live with wolves then you have to howl like one" went the line). When they found out she was leaving they berated her, kicked her out. Her co-workers turned their backs on her too (they pretty much had to). The Oswalds had enormous problems first getting married and, particularly, being allowed to leave (about 8 months). The bureaucracy, something Oswald detested, gave them additional trouble because he was an American. Nothing was easy.

Obviously, if someone believes Marina lied and the KGB lied and the friends and associates of the Oswalds lied (Mailer interviewed them), that it was all part of a KGB operation, then there's no place to go. *Whatever* evidence is shown that Marina wasn't a "swallow" or working for an intelligence service is simply evidence that she was. Because it's all part of that operation. In this world, up is not only up but down too. And down is both up and down. This is classic Garrison's deranged worldview; only substitute the KGB for the CIA.

Mailer included transcripts of the KGB's recordings of Marina's and Lee's conversation on the Komsomol meeting and other problems they had. You can read it online here: https://archive.org/details/oswalds-tale/mode/2up

Here's a transcript of Marina discussing the Komsomol meeting she had to attend:






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Tom, I just don't buy that Marina had any connection to Soviet intelligence. Let's say for the sake of argument that she did. Did the KGB just promptly abandon her once she and Lee moved back to the U.S.? Marina lived a miserable life of poverty and abuse from that point forward. So, what changed?

Putative KGB staff officer and false defector-in-place in Geneva in 1962, Yuri Nosenko, may have been a rogue physical defector to the U.S. in February 1964 who used the Kremlin-absolving "intel" on LHO he'd been told to share with Tennent H. Bagley and (probable mole, imho) George Kisevalter in Geneva as his ticket to The Land of Milk and Honey.

Point being: Maybe being allowed to marry her Handsome Prince Charming and move with him to The Land of Milk and Honey was sufficient payment for her intel services, if any.

Btw, did you know that a CIA counterintelligence analyst by the name of Clare Edward Petty determined, by reading some WW II VENONA decrypts in the early 1970s, that George DeMohrenschildt was very likely a long-term NKVD/KGB "illegal"?
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I guess? But the notion of Shaw and Ferrie meeting at a bar flies in the face of every single thing we know about them. My guess is that Pena was wrong in his identification of Shaw. I'm also not sure why you're clinging to this one specific anecdote so heavily. Do you believe Shaw and Ferrie were up to anything untoward as it pertains to the JFK assassination?

I don't believe they were involved in the JFKA.

But if they did know each other, it would vindicate Garrison on at least that point. And also mean Shaw lied in court.
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Tom, I just don't buy that Marina had any connection to Soviet intelligence. Let's say for the sake of argument that she did. Did the KGB just promptly abandon her once she and Lee moved back to the U.S.? Marina lived a miserable life of poverty and abuse from that point forward. So, what changed?
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   This "ID" issue is not funny. To the contrary, it is critical. Officer Haygood was supposed to be the only DPD Motorcycle Cop inside the railroad yard after the Kill Shot. I continue providing Facts that prove the guy on the Darnell/Martin films is Not Haygood. He is an imposture. This proves a conspiracy was involved in the JFK Assassination.
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What's funny is that you genuinely believe there was a Dallas Police "imposture" (the correct spelling is "impostor" or "imposter," by the way) running around Dealey Plaza moments after the assassination. Such a notion is preposterous on about 100 different levels.
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I dont think he could be mistaken. He was familar with Ferrie, he even spoke to Ferrie on the day before Ferrie died. And he would probably be familar with Shaw as Shaw was a well known person in New Orleans.

I guess one possibility is that it could be that the Ferrie Shaw acquaintence was a very short lived one, perhaps one that ended when Ferrie was fired from Eastern Airlines and Shaw wanted nothing more to do with him. Apparently its not stated what timeframe Ferrie and Shaw were coming in together into Penas bar.

I guess? But the notion of Shaw and Ferrie meeting at a bar flies in the face of every single thing we know about them. My guess is that Pena was wrong in his identification of Shaw. I'm also not sure why you're clinging to this one specific anecdote so heavily. Do you believe Shaw and Ferrie were up to anything untoward as it pertains to the JFK assassination?
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Great sleuthing! You've uncovered the long-sought Dallas Police doppelgangers, shipped directly from Uncle James Angleton's Doppelganger Factory outside Washington, D.C. and hand-signed by Allen Dulles!

   This "ID" issue is not funny. To the contrary, it is critical. Officer Haygood was supposed to be the only DPD Motorcycle Cop inside the railroad yard after the Kill Shot. I continue providing Facts that prove the guy on the Darnell/Martin films is Not Haygood. He is an imposture. This proves a conspiracy was involved in the JFK Assassination.
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https://www.jfkassassinationforum.com/index.php/topic,4747.0.html

Marina Oswald, The Most Interesting Woman in the World. And briefly married to The Most Interesting Man in the World, too. What a coincidence!

I must say, that's a hell of a "non-intelligence agent" act Marina has been pulling off for the past 60+ years.


Dear Fancy Pants Rants,

It sounds as though you've been watching too many old James Bond movies.

-- Tom
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This route is depending on LHO getting a bus near Marseilles to Mexico? But there is no evidence that LHO was familair with the bus routes down there.

Unless of course the bus Oswald took to arrive into Dallas from Laredo on Oct 3rd passed by the Marseilles stop and so Oswald had an idea that a bus to Mexico could be got from that area. Not sure though long haul buses to Laredo would be stopping at small bus stops like at Marseilles. That would be a stop more for a city bus I'd imagine.
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