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You realize that Nagell said that he (Nagell) was double agent, and he was assigned by Moscow to interdict LHO, who had been trained for his JFKA mission?

If you think Nagell is credible, then do you accept that LHO was a KGB-G2 asset?

What do you think about Bruce Solie, Russian mole, as running LHO, John Newman's proposition?

Do you think it is possible LHO was manipulated by G2-KGB assets?
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Yes. Bowers talked about people trying to enter the parking lot from Elm St. extension. He also noted how there was no way out and one car had to back out came out from where it came from.
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In front of the TSBD is the extension of Elm Street. Been there twice and believe it's still there? lol. You're making think if it's still there or not.

   Yes, the Elm St Extension is still there. But the "wide open" Huge Gates, the Grocery Warehouse, and the Loading Dock which were all connected to the TSBD have been torn down. On top of that, the landing in front of the TSBD front door that "Prayer Man" was standing on has been altered. The Elm St Ext currently looks nothing like it did on 11/22/63. Same goes for Dealey Plaza due to the removal and relocation of land marks inside of it.     
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In front of the TSBD is the extension of Elm Street. Been there twice and believe it's still there? lol. You're making think if it's still there or not.
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He mentions losing site of the motorcade but he specifically discusses how vehicles activity coming in and out of the parking lot got confused by the Elm St. extension. That's the point I'm making.

   Being only 2 lanes, and kind of hidden back there, are you saying the Elm St Extension was difficult for motorists to find? In 1963, the Elm St Extension was the only surface street into/out of the railroad yard and the parking back there. Even to park in the Badge Man parking lot behind the picket fence, you had to 1st drive down the Elm St Extension and then make a (L) to access that parking lot. This is basically the same route that we see DPD Officer Smith taking on foot in the Couch/Darnell Films.     
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You appear to be using z174 above for comparison.  However, it is much brighter than your Rorschach image, which is around z166.  I have brightened z166 so you can make out the faint white background to Linda Willis' right side. z174 is much brighter than z166 so even if your theory was possible, it would not explain why the right arm would not cover that faint white area behind it if the arm actually extended out from the body:




Andrew, I selected that frame from another group of frames I had available on my iPad. I often post from my iPad for convenience and when I am away. I selected that particular frame only because it features a "starburst effect" for the white clothes in the background and illustrates just how relatively bright that the reflection of sunlight on those white clothes was. That particular frame does not depict Linda Willis pointing because she had already started lowering her right arm.

Here is a crop from frame Z169 that shows the effect I am comparing to the moon photo effect. This frame is from the "Cold Case" production. The "Cold Case" frames are in HD quality. The "Image of an Assassination" frames that you are apparently using are sadly not in HD (only DVD quality). In the Z169 crop below we can still see a faint image of Linda Willis' right arm despite the bright white reflection of the clothes beyond her right arm. I added an arrow that points to the area where Linda Willis' hand is located.





Again, a moving image shows what is happening much better than still frames. So, here again is a moving clip showing Linda Willis looking and pointing upwards towards the TSBD just after her little sister Rosemary Willis snaps her head towards the TSBD:



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I don't think he withheld anything about Nagell.

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He mentions losing site of the motorcade but he specifically discusses how vehicles activity coming in and out of the parking lot got confused by the Elm St. extension. That's the point I'm making.
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Perhaps because I grew up in Tucson, where Joe Bonanno was feared (for good reason) and respected (in a backhanded sort of way) by everyone including my father and the chief of police, I have too much respect for the Mafia to think Jack Ruby would have been entrusted with anything in relation to the JFKA. It's just facially ridiculous. All the reasons that supposedly make Ruby a suspicious character are precisely why he would NOT have been selected for anything. In the first place, if this had been a Mafia operation, Oswald would not have known anything - ANYTHING - that could possibly have put the Mafia at risk or required him to be whacked. Had the plan been for him to die, he would've died in far less absurd circumstances than in police custody on national TV at the hands of a small-time thug whose background and activities would raise 400 red flags. Can you folks really not see how silly this is? Can we have at least a little respect for the Mafia here, people?

Oh, my goodness. This nonsensical argument again? Obviously, you haven't read David Scheim's Contract on America, John Davis's Mafia Kingfish, and Paul Abbott's Death to Justice: The Shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald, and not even Blakey and Billings' Fatal Hour.

Ruby was exactly the kind of operative the Mafia would use for such a job as silencing Oswald.

I'm guessing you don't know there was a Western Union office in Oak Cliff. Humm, so why did Ruby drive all the way to the Western Union office downtown, the one that "just so happened" to be across the street from the Dallas police building where Oswald was being held, to send the money order? Hey?

Rather than deal with all the evidence that Ruby's shooting of Oswald was a hit, not a spontaneous act of rage and grief, you fall back on the timeworn silliness that the Mafia never would have used "a guy like Ruby" to silence Oswald.

I can never remember exactly the circumstances, but at some hearing involving some Mafioso the following apt exchange took place:

Q:   And what would be your response, sir, if I told you Jack Ruby was working for the Mafia?

A:   I'd say the Mafia needs a new personnel director.

LOL! Well, that seals it! A Mafioso said, "Nah, we would have never hired Jack Ruby for anything, much less a hit," and you swallow it hook, line, and sinker. Do you have any idea how many Mafiosos have denied the Mafia even exists?

How about the several Mafia members who later said the Mafia did hire Ruby to silence Oswald? Have you even heard of them?





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Dear Fred,

Why did probable KGB mole Bruce Leonard Solie (look him up) illegally withhold Office of Security files on Nagell and Oswald from the HSCA?

Thanks.

-- Tom
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