Jesse Curry Interviews Nov 1963

[Richard Smith]

There was no further interest in those men that Mooney didn't seem to really know. Like ---Where did they come from?...What were they doing there?...& Where did they go?

Meaningless.  Baker and Truly saw no one.  They were the first to go up the building.  There were undoubtedly law enforcement in the building by the time Mooney had run down to the railroad tracks, looked around, and took his elevator ride.  Do you really think the fantasy assassins hung around in the building until then?  What a plan.  Who got to hold the "pipe-like" object out the 6th floor window and yell "bang"!  Larry, Moe or Curly?

SENATOR COOPER - Did you see anyone?
Mr. BAKER - No, sir.
SENATOR COOPER - When you looked?
Mr. BAKER - Not from the second floor on up.

[Bill Chapman]

I said that fooling you is easy, so no trying is required.

Beyond that, if you take away from what I said that I somehow admitted that I am here to fool people, you really should ask the tuition fees back that your parents have wasted on you.

I always include 'trying/try/tried/ with you lot since you never succeed in casting doubt
Not my bad that you cheated in school (aka 'fooled)

You outed yourself, dropout

[Bill Chapman]

Mysteries are always best solved by “Richard” making up fanciful stories and laughing maniacally.

Says IaLOLetti

[Bill Chapman]

Then...what happened?   

Walt promptly demonstrated that he doesn't understand sarcasm

[Jerry Freeman]

Meaningless.  Baker and Truly saw no one.  They were the first to go up the building.  There were undoubtedly law enforcement in the building

If all this testimony is meaningless then why testify?

Mr. BALL - Was there any reason for you to go to the sixth floor?
Mr. MOONEY - No, sir. That is what I say. I don't know why. I just stopped on that particular floor....
Mr. BALL - Were there any other officers on the floor?
Mr. MOONEY - I didn't see any at that time. I assume there had been other officers up there. But I didn't see them.

He sees guys coming down and then he 'assumes' they were 'up there' ---
I agree...quite 'meaningless'.

[Walt Cakebread]

Walt promptly demonstrated that doesn't understand sarcasm

Huh??   Your tiny brain isn't working at all today....

[Jerry Organ]

Says IaLOLetti

   Spot on.

[John Iacoletti]

Meaningless.  Baker and Truly saw no one.  They were the first to go up the building.  There were undoubtedly law enforcement in the building by the time Mooney had run down to the railroad tracks, looked around, and took his elevator ride.

“Undoubtedly”, LOL.

That’s “Richard”-speak for “made-up BS”.