Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[John Mytton]

Any scratches found were made by the curtain rods anyway, John. You know the routine.

The leftwing conspiracists seem to have, unlike the rightwingers, some affinity towards Oswald, some need to defend him, a kinship. My guess is that they view him as "on our side" and a victim of the rightwing Cold War militarists. A sort of a leftwing version of the Jewish Alfred Dreyfuss. They have a need to defend him. I don't see that with the rightwing conspiracists.

I think a lot of CT's identify with Oswald, the vast majority of CT's seem to be loners, arrogant, argumentative, hate authority, lie when necessary, paranoid, essentially all the characteristics that personified Oswald and I also think that most CT's genuinely believe that Oswald is innocent and that some day they may be just as "innocent" and accused of a heinous crime, so they feel an overpowering need to defend Oswald because one day they could be the next patsy!

JohnM

[Michael Capasse]

Q: What kind of rifle did you use in the Service?
A: An M14.
Q: Approximately how long was the M14 that you used?
A: I believe the correct length is 30 some odd inches long?
Q: 30 something inches long?
A: Yes.
Q: Did you ever break that rifle down?
A: Yes, sir, I broke it down many times.


JohnM

Why are you arguing the size of a rifle Frazier used in the service?

[John Iacoletti]

Take your cop-hating, defense attorney wannabe down the road.

I was asking questions.  Apparently you have no answer.

Why don't you talking your Oswald-hating, sleazy prosecutor wannabe  down the road instead?

If you're going to "just ask questions", then at least try to make them somewhat relevant.

[John Iacoletti]

I can understand why you won't confront the issue, but it's extremely relevant and crucial to our understanding of this entire event, why would Oswald make an unusual midweek trip to retrieve a specific item and then suddenly leave immediately after the assassination, and in Oswald's unexplained haste to remove himself from the scene of the crime, he absentmindedly leaves the obviously very important item at work?
But perhaps his real worry was to get the the rooming house as quickly as possible and retrieve his revolver and then scoot over to the Texas Theatre so he wouldn't miss a minute of two World War Two movies? Yeah, that must be it!

"extremely relevant and crucial". LOL
"unexplained haste to remove himself from the scene of the crime".  LOL
"obviously very important item".  LOL
"retrieve his revolver".  LOL

[John Iacoletti]

BTW the most powerful evidence for the bag carrying the rifle is the size of the bag that perfectly fits the rifle, and this is a subject that is always avoided by CT's, I wonder why??

It "perfectly fits" so well, that not only do you have to assume a "bag" that was not even the same package that Frazier saw Oswald carry, but you also have to contrive a "disassembly" for which there is ZERO evidence.

[John Iacoletti]

Huh? How does 30 some inches become over 44 inches, Frazier's size estimates are not worth the paper they're written on

They're worth more than the fantasy stories of an Aussie hiding behind a fake name.