Page 70 Bugliosi is unaware that long-suppressed photos (Moorman #3 &
the uncropped Powell slide) show that Jarman did *not* “yank a window
open” after the shots, after the 5th-floor trio had run to the west
side. It had been open for several minutes *before* the supposed
run. Note that this Jarman-Williams story embellishment was not just
their hot idea; it was coordinated with the suppression of the
photos. The west-end run supposedly explained why the trio (also
including Norman) did not run into a shooter coming down from the 6th
floor (WR p153). It bought time. But Williams’ 11/23/63 FBI
interview shows him unfamiliar--at that time--with the view of the
stairwell area & elevators from the SW corner; he was never there.
(Until the *re-creation* of the window yanking.) Later, he had to
correct himself. The run never happened. The Commission is left
without an explanation, then, as to why Norman, Jarman & Williams did
not collide with a shooter….
To Be Continued!
>>> "To Be Continued!" <<<
Oh goodie! I hope this series of utter chaff runs at least 99 parts!
We wouldn't want to miss Donald's multiple thread-starters about how
VB totally misrepresents ideal, stand-up, first-rate witnesses like
Jean Hill, Roger Craig, Ed Hoffman, and Gordy Arnold (et al).
Right, DW?*
* = Of course, Donald would have to turn his chaff-happy and "Arce-Did-
It!" mind to Vincent's main #1 book on the JFK case ("Reclaiming
History") in order to talk about VB's opinions of those witnesses I
mentioned. Because "Four Days In November" doesn't get into the wacky
conspiracy theories at all. It's merely a softcover reprint of Chapter
1 of "RH", which is a chronology of the "four days" only.
Hey Pine-Cone, somebody posted your biography on the internet.
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?TrollDefinition
On the other hand, LNers dote on johnny-come-lately witnesses like
Jack Tatum!
dw
> Right, DW?*
>
> * = Of course, Donald would have to turn his chaff-happy and "Arce-Did-
> It!" mind to Vincent's main #1 book on the JFK case ("Reclaiming
> History") in order to talk about VB's opinions of those witnesses I
> mentioned. Because "Four Days In November" doesn't get into the wacky
> conspiracy theories at all. It's merely a softcover reprint of Chapter
> 1 of "RH", which is a chronology of the "four days" only.
Recall that I did address Defaming History last year.
I forgot to make the main point here: Note that DVP can't answer
either of my points & must resort to Oswald-did-it generalizations
>>> "On the other hand, LNers dote on johnny-come-lately witnesses like Jack Tatum!" <<<
Tatum's not needed to prove Oswald's guilt in the Tippit crime. Toss
him aside if you wish (and you will, of course, because he stains the
reputation of your "Patsy For All 11/22 Murders In Dallas").
>>> "Recall that I did address [Reclaiming] History last year." <<<
And you found that VB did an excellent job in proving LHO's guilt,
right? (Yeah, right.)
For a better "RH" analysis (with some criticisms of my own even) you
can go here:
>>> "Note that DVP can't answer either of my points & must resort to Oswald-did-it generalizations." <<<
There's no need to answer each and every Kook Point...because they're
always stupid points that will never change any core, bottom-line
facts about what we already know re. the assassination of JFK. (A CT-
Kook's footstomping notwithstanding, of course.)
da lone nut KOOKSTER von Pein is struggling. An utterly fantastic blow
when Davey found out Myers wrote most of the Tippit material in RC.
But we know.... Davey is pissed that those "ghost writers" made really
good bucks (as they should) writing portions of Reclaiming History
while DVP, ah,er, *volunteered* his services? What-a-schmuck!
Denial, eh? Can't answer so won't answer. So much for Bugliosi's
Warriors....
dw