On 6/14/2016 11:17 AM, Ralph Cinque wrote:
> Well, you're spewing BS BT, so the name fits. And if you want to start
> piling on "what ifs" and "what about that" questions, I've got a few of my
> own.
>
> How come not one speck of blood? How come the cameras didn't capture them
You have to translate them into English so we can understand what you
want to know.
What blood are you looking for? Oswald was wearing a sweater which
soaked up the blood at the entrance wound. There was no exit wound hence
no blood dripping out there. Maybe you want to see the blood on the
gurney or the floor of the ambulance. How about the blood at the hospital?
> moving Oswald into the building? It was a horrendous thing to do if he was
Yeah, why didn't they have cameras inside the elevator to show him being
brought down? How silly can you get?
> shot because you should never move an abdominal gunshot victim unless you
> absolutely have to, and only if medical help is waiting where you're
Sure, but did they really care? No. They aren't going to do emergency
surgery on the floor of the basement of the DPD.
> taking him. But, they just moved him from the ground outside to the floor
> inside.
>
> Furthermore, anyone with sense knows that if you are forced to move the
> victim, that you don't just pick him up like a sack of potatoes; you get a
> firm surface that you can gently slide him on. You get a board or you take
> down a door. And then you scoot him on it as gently as possible and then
Maybe they didn't have the board. Do you see them pick him up like a
sack of potatoes or are you just guessing, as usual?
> just pick the thing up. How did they do it? One guy grabbed the arms and
> another guy grabbed the legs? That's a sure way to increase the bleeding.
> Don't cops know that?
>
Why should cops know that? Did they have to pass a Red Cross test?
> So, what was the purpose of moving Oswald? How did they do it? Why did
To get him to the hospital as quickly as possible so that surgeons could
operate on him.
> they do it so fast? How come in 52 years they have never even described
> how they did it?
>
Of course they have. You never look at the evidence.
> How come all these cops didn't neutralize "Ruby" by cuffing him before
> dancing him into the building? When has that ever been done before or
Ruby was already in the building. It was in the basement of the police
building.
> since in police annals? Cops don't move an aggressive combative person
> anywhere until they get him completely pacified. That means handcuffs. So,
> why didn't they cuff him, right there in plain view?
>
Maybe they were camera shy? Maybe nobody had a spare pair of cuffs?
It doesn't matter. All your questions are nonsense.