In which we learn that a three foot plus long, homemade bag found next to the SN is just some "paper for wrapping book orders." LOL. You make that level of dishonesty up. Yes, nothing suspicious about that bag! And Old Lee couldn't catch a break. His prints are the only TSBD employee whose prints are on that bag. And it is right next to the SN window from which witnesses confirmed they saw a rifle. What rotten luck! And it was a singular bag with no work related purpose. No one, for example, who worked in the building ever came forward and explained why such a bag was there or suggested it was used for some work-related purpose, or claimed it. It just mysteriously appeared there for some unknown reason. A three foot plus long, homemade bag! Wow. That is the stuff of a defense attorney who knows his client is guilty.
In which we learn that a three foot plus long, homemade bag found next to the SN is just some "paper for wrapping book orders." LOL. As the bag was made from wrapping paper used to ship books, you're actually 100% correct.
His prints are the only TSBD employee whose prints are on that bag. Really? So you know who the other prints found on the bag belong to? You must do because otherwise you wouldn't be able to make such a statement. So, who are they?
And it is right next to the SN window from which witnesses confirmed they saw a rifle. Sure about that?
And it was a singular bag with no work related purpose.And you know this, how?
No one, for example, who worked in the building ever came forward and explained why such a bag was there or suggested it was used for some work-related purpose, or claimed it. BS.. Do you really believe that people would come forward without hesitation and get involved in the murder of a President? Just how naive are you. For crying out loud, Brennan explained his failure to identify Oswald at the line up with his alleged fear to get involved. It was total BS in my opinion but he said it nevertheless.
It just mysteriously appeared there for some unknown reason.Appeared where? And when? After Day went down to the wrapping department, perhaps?
A three foot plus long, homemade bag! Wow. There was nothing "homemade" about the bag. It was made at the TSBD, from TSBD materials and found at the TSBD. There is no evidence it ever left the building. Oh yeah... and how do you explain the bag that was later found in the post? Did Oswald make two bags and mail one to himself at a wrong address?
