What are you suggesting? A conspiracy? You mean they killed Tippit in
order to frame Oswald for a murder, any murder?
> That the Davis sisters and Hill had to be part of a conspiracy and/or
> cover-up to murder President Kennedy, right?
>
Why does it have to be connected to the JFK assassination? You sound
like a conspiracy kook. Why not claim that THEY killed Kennedy and tried
to pin it on Oswald? Please, try a little harder.
> Tell me, how did the conspiracy masterminds know what route Oswald would
> walk? Did the conspiracy get to the Davis sisters and Hill before or
Well, Jeez, if your going to make up an Uber conspiracy obviously they
would have been following Oswald or maybe it's that mystery cop car that
honked its horn at Oswald's rooming house. You need to work harder on your
conspiracy theory. Don't just take off the whole weekend, man. Get back to
work.
> after the murder of the president? Please explain.
>
> As far Oswald not thinking straight after he murdered Tippit, why don't
> you come into the real world Donald. He was a disturbed human being, not a
> robot.
>
Then why don't you use the insanity defense to get him off the hook?
> He had shot the POTUS and then a policeman, and you expect him to act
> logically?
>
Why did you expect him to act logically BEFORE JFK went through Dealey
Plaza? Do you deny that Oswald shot at General Walker? Is that logical?
> The man was mentally sick, and you want him to act logically?
>
You need to work harder on this insanity defense. Can't you go back to
when he dropped out of school? You know a lot of punks who drop out of
high school go on to become murderers?
> LHO beat his wife and ultimately chose to abandon his two daughters
Abandon? He gave Marina all his money and told her to buy new shoes for
Junie. Maybe that's why he went to the shoestore!
Posted April 1, 2007 (edited)
Chuck Robbins said:
Didn't Oswald make this statement two times while in custody?
I can understand a Father being concerned about new shoes being
provided for a child, however,
I hardly believe that this would have been a priority for Oswald
under his circumstances.
This sounds like it could be a coded request for assistance of some
sort.
Any thoughts on this?
OHMYGOD.
I'm reading "Executive Action" by Mark Lane (et al) now.
It's a "fictionalized" account of President Kennedy's murder (in the
same way that the WCR is a "factual" account."
It has frequent footnotes to define the jargon.
At one point a high level CIA agent (Preston) says to an asset he's
trying to persuade to sign on as an assassin:
Preston>"I've never seen a better cover plan. You will be personally
escorted from the scene ty the S.S."
...
Asset>"The S.S.?"
Preston>Our straight penetration agents. And you'll have S.S. shoes" too."
Footnotes:
S.S.--The Secret Service
Penetration agents--Agents who infiltrate another organization for life
Shoes--False documents
Ahem...
Pg 48 of hardcover version, eighth printing May 1975
GOOD eye Chuck.
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Oswald's last words by Mae here, for context:
http://www.ratical.org/ratville/JFK/LHO.html
"...
1:10 - 1:30 P.M. Lee Harvey Oswald Visited by Mother, Marguerite Oswald,
and Wife, Marina Oswald
(To his Mother.) "No, there is nothing you can do. Everything is fine. I
know my rights, and I will have an attorney. I already requested to get
in touch with Attorney Abt, I think is his name. Don't worry about a thing."
(To his Wife.) "Oh, no, they have not been beating me. They are treating
me fine. . . . You're not to worry about that. Did you bring June and
Rachel? . . . Of course we can speak about absolutely anything at all. .
. . It's a mistake. I'm not guilty. There are people who will help me.
There is a lawyer in New York on whom I am counting for help. . . .
Don't cry. There is nothing to cry about. Try not to think about it. . .
. Everything is going to be all right. If they ask you anything, you
have a right not to answer. You have a right to refuse. Do you
understand? . . . You are not to worry. You have friends. They'll help
you. If it comes to that, you can ask the Red Cross for help. You
mustn't worry about me. Kiss Junie and Rachel for me. I love you. . . .
Be sure to buy shoes for June."
2:15 P.M. Lineup for Witnesses William W. Scoggins and William Whaley
"I refuse to answer questions. I have my T-shirt on, the other men are
dressed differently. . . . Everybody's got a shirt and everything, and
I've got a T-shirt on. . . . This is unfair."
3:30 - 3:40 P.M. Robert Oswald, Brother, in Ten-Minute Visit
"I cannot or would not say anything, because the line is apparently
tapped. [They were talking through telephones.] . . . I got these bruises
in the theater. They haven't bothered me since. They are treating me all
right. . . . What do you think of the baby? Well, it was a girl, and I
wanted a boy, but you know how that goes. . . . I don't know what is going
on. I just don't know what they are talking about. . . . Don't believe all
the so-called evidence." When Robert Oswald looked into Lee's eyes for
some clue, Lee said to him, "Brother, you won't find anything there. . . .
My friends will take care of Marina and the two children." When Robert
Oswald stated that he didn't believe the Paines were friends of Lee's, he
answered back, "Yes, they are. . . . Junie needs a new pair of shoes."
Or maybe you think that was a code for START WWIII.
> because of his politics, and you think this man will think logically under
> extreme stress?
>
YOU don't.
> Mark
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