Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[Martin Weidmann]

As I said earlier;

If the remaining balance of $19.95 was paid when the revolver was collected, Railway Express and/or Seaport Traders should have a record for that payment. Either for the money (and the added service charge) being received when the package was collected or at least for the transfer of the due amount to Seaport Traders.

The evidentiary value of this payment would be massive as it would not only prove that the entire transaction was authentic but also that the revolver was in fact collected. Yet, no documents exist that confirms the payment of $19.95 to Railway Express and/or the receipt of a transfer of that money by Seaport Traders.




Where in this document does it say that money was received by Railway Express or by Seaport Traders?

All this document shows is the amount due, right?

[Rob Caprio]

I was wrong to say the revolver was shipped to the post office.  In actuality, a notice was placed in Oswald's post office box informing him that he would have to go to the Railway Express office on South Houston Street in Dallas to retrieve his item.

The paper trail related to Oswald's purchase of the revolver under the name of Hidell is solid.

Once Oswald received the notice in his P.O. Box, he presumably took a bus to the Railway Express office and presented the notification card, paid the balance due ($19.95 plus shipping) and provided some form of Hidell identification.

The fact that Oswald had the revolver in his possession at the time of his arrest inside the theater ir further proof that he took possession of the revolver at the Railway Express office several months earlier.

Can you produce the certificate of good character done on LHO?

[Rob Caprio]

Wow, 5 front pages in a row by the devil-worshipper currently.

About those drive-bys..

Slander is all you have.

[Bill Brown]

As I said earlier;

If the remaining balance of $19.95 was paid when the revolver was collected, Railway Express and/or Seaport Traders should have a record for that payment. Either for the money (and the added service charge) being received when the package was collected or at least for the transfer of the due amount to Seaport Traders.

The evidentiary value of this payment would be massive as it would not only prove that the entire transaction was authentic but also that the revolver was in fact collected. Yet, no documents exist that confirms the payment of $19.95 to Railway Express and/or the receipt of a transfer of that money by Seaport Traders.




Where in this document does it say that money was received by Railway Express or by Seaport Traders?

All this document shows is the amount due, right?

According to Michaelis, the money was received.

[Bill Brown]

Can you produce the certificate of good character done on LHO?

Talk to D.F. Drittal about that.

[Walt Cakebread]

As I said earlier;

If the remaining balance of $19.95 was paid when the revolver was collected, Railway Express and/or Seaport Traders should have a record for that payment. Either for the money (and the added service charge) being received when the package was collected or at least for the transfer of the due amount to Seaport Traders.

The evidentiary value of this payment would be massive as it would not only prove that the entire transaction was authentic but also that the revolver was in fact collected. Yet, no documents exist that confirms the payment of $19.95 to Railway Express and/or the receipt of a transfer of that money by Seaport Traders.




Where in this document does it say that money was received by Railway Express or by Seaport Traders?

All this document shows is the amount due, right?

The coupon that AJ Hidell sent to Seaport included a MO for $10.00   ...  Right there on that coupon it is stated that the COD had to be for 1/2 the purchase price.    The purchase price was $29.95....   $10.00 dollars is only 1/3 of the purchase price...

So how the hell did AJ Hidell receive the pistol??

[Rob Caprio]

Talk to D.F. Drittal about that.

As I thought, you can't. You're 🚣‍♀️.

[Eddie Haymaker]

well,I dont know about all that

but Mr Frazier who knew LHO in Dallas perhaps the best say's

he was VERY intelligent and a hard worker

In fact he used language the common man struggles to understand

"I emphatically deny these charges" who talks like that?

His IQ must be in the 140 plus range imo