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Lame attempt. The actual evidence, you know the stuff you LNers ignore, shows that a conspiracy occurred. An accused person is not required to name or show who actually committed the crime to be found innocent.

You LNers would be better suited in Nazi Germany with your standard of law and justice.

When the insults come out you know that they are sunk.

I guess by your own admission, "you are sunk"...

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Oh, and BTW, not you, or anyone other CTer, has proven anything with regards to this case.

He doesn't have to?

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I guess all the CTers here are wasting their time then.

Thanks for pointing that out.

Lame attempt. The actual evidence, you know the stuff you LNers ignore, shows that a conspiracy occurred. An accused person is not required to name or show who actually committed the crime to be found innocent.

You LNers would be better suited in Nazi Germany with your standard of law and justice.

He proposed that the fragments from the Oswald rifle found in the front of the limo were from a missed shot that hit the pavement. In 2000, histological analysis disclosed that the had human skin tissue attached.

Some reasons to dispute a CE-399-SBT can be found in this post I made: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login

There’s no reason to believe that anyone actually smelled gunpowder. The context of hearing gunfire would alter the manner in which the brain processes olfactory information, making exhaust fumes (for example) be perceived as gunpowder (predictive coding theory).

Donahue used the double-bang to evidence his idea, yet his model has 3 well spaced shots.

There’s other reasons to dispute the theory.

From the "Oswald rifle." 🤣😂😃😅

How would you characterize his behavior in Mexico City when he met the Soviet KGB officers in the Soviet consulate? They all described him as very emotional, distraught, on the verge of some sort of nervous breakdown.

Here's one account of one of those agents: "It was clear that behind the table sat a man [i.e., Oswald] with an overstimulated nervous system that was on the verge of breakdown. There was no purpose to speaking with a person who was in such a state."

Another, a senior agent named Oleg Nechiporenko, said this: Oswald cried out, "I am afraid . . . they'll kill me. Let me in!" he sobbed, and with that pulled a revolver out of his jacket."

And this:  "When Nechiporenko told Oswald that he could only get a visa in Washington in a process that would entail a four-month wait, Oswald shouted, "This won't do for me! This is not my case! For me, it's all going to end in tragedy."

Either he was acting or this was a man on the verge of some sort of mental breakdown. You're not going to convince anyone to give you a visa by behaving like this.

First you have to cite the supporting evidence that supports the claim that LHO went to Mexico City. Well? Hint: Don't look in the twenty-six volumes as it isn't there and the WCR is not evidence.

There’s little to no evidence that LHO was mentally unstable.

He was quite smart but socially awkward and introverted. Despite that he still found a wife and made friends wherever he went from the Marine Corps to Russia...

How would you characterize his behavior in Mexico City when he met the Soviet KGB officers in the Soviet consulate? They all described him as very emotional, distraught, on the verge of some sort of nervous breakdown (and they all said the man they met was indeed Lee Oswald and not an impostor).

Here's one account of one of those agents: "It was clear that behind the table sat a man [i.e., Oswald] with an overstimulated nervous system that was on the verge of breakdown. There was no purpose to speaking with a person who was in such a state."

Another, a senior agent named Oleg Nechiporenko, said this: Oswald cried out, "I am afraid . . . they'll kill me. Let me in!" he sobbed, and with that pulled a revolver out of his jacket." He too said Oswald appeared to be on the verge of some sort of breakdown.

And this:  "When Nechiporenko told Oswald that he could only get a visa in Washington in a process that would entail a four-month wait, Oswald shouted, "This won't do for me! This is not my case! For me, it's all going to end in tragedy."

Either he was acting or this was a man on the edge of some sort of mental breakdown or crisis. You're not going to convince anyone, it seems to me, to give you a visa by behaving like this. In fact, just the opposite will happen; you'll be rejected.

Let's remember the evidence that shows that he repeatedly beat Marina (and it''s not just her accounts). The Oswald defenders don't like that - they don't like any critical comments about him - but too bad; the evidence is powerful that he was a wife abuser. Is that evidence proof of some sort of mental condition, brain damage: no, but it's evidence that he could be a violent person.