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lazu...@webtv.net
Jan 21, 2012, 3:02:55 PM1/21/12
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" Frazier told the author that both he and his sister were badgered by
Warren Commission Investigators to reconsider their memory of the
object's length. Frazier recalled They had me in one room and my sister
in another. They were asking us to hold our hands apart to show how long
the package was. They made me do it over and over-at least 10 times.
Each time they measured the distance, and it was always 25 inches, give
or take an inch, they did the same with my sister and she gave the same
measurement...but, I don't understand what the problem is..Lee could
have taken the rifle in on another day and hid it in the warehouse. Why
did he have to take it on Friday?
Indeed, this is one of many unanswered questions regarding the movement
of Oswald's rifle. One possible answer to the conundrum, if Frazier had
been the mystery driver at the rifle range, it could be that in the FRI.
package, LHO was simply returning Frazier's British Enfield Rifle,
which he might have borrowed from him, either with intent to purchase
it or test it as a possible murder weapon. If that were the case, few
could fault the 19 year old Frazier for withholding this information to
prevent from being implicated in the crime.
For his part, Oswald later told authorities that he had merely taken his
lunch with him to work that morning. Frazier said LHO told him the
package contained curtain rods for his apartment. The Warren Commission
located only one employee who saw Oswald enter the depository after
leaving Frazier's car. That employee Jack Dougherty testified" I'll put
it this way, I didn't see anything in his hands at the time". It is
possible that Dougherty missed the rifle-34 inches long, broken down,
but not probable. But is it likely that Lee Oswald, the same man who so
meticulously snuck his rifle to the Walker shooting site, burying it
nearby days earlier would attempt the murder of the century by openly
carrying the rifle, even wrapped up, to the sniper's nest in full view
of other employees"?...Laz
Warren Commission Investigators to reconsider their memory of the
object's length. Frazier recalled They had me in one room and my sister
in another. They were asking us to hold our hands apart to show how long
the package was. They made me do it over and over-at least 10 times.
Each time they measured the distance, and it was always 25 inches, give
or take an inch, they did the same with my sister and she gave the same
measurement...but, I don't understand what the problem is..Lee could
have taken the rifle in on another day and hid it in the warehouse. Why
did he have to take it on Friday?
Indeed, this is one of many unanswered questions regarding the movement
of Oswald's rifle. One possible answer to the conundrum, if Frazier had
been the mystery driver at the rifle range, it could be that in the FRI.
package, LHO was simply returning Frazier's British Enfield Rifle,
which he might have borrowed from him, either with intent to purchase
it or test it as a possible murder weapon. If that were the case, few
could fault the 19 year old Frazier for withholding this information to
prevent from being implicated in the crime.
For his part, Oswald later told authorities that he had merely taken his
lunch with him to work that morning. Frazier said LHO told him the
package contained curtain rods for his apartment. The Warren Commission
located only one employee who saw Oswald enter the depository after
leaving Frazier's car. That employee Jack Dougherty testified" I'll put
it this way, I didn't see anything in his hands at the time". It is
possible that Dougherty missed the rifle-34 inches long, broken down,
but not probable. But is it likely that Lee Oswald, the same man who so
meticulously snuck his rifle to the Walker shooting site, burying it
nearby days earlier would attempt the murder of the century by openly
carrying the rifle, even wrapped up, to the sniper's nest in full view
of other employees"?...Laz
Raymond
Jan 21, 2012, 4:24:52 PM1/21/12
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On Jan 21, 3:02 pm, lazuli...@webtv.net wrote:
> " Frazier told the author that both he and his sister were badgered by
> Warren Commission Investigators to reconsider their memory of the
> object's length. Frazier recalled They had me in one room and my sister
> in another. They were asking us to hold our hands apart to show how long
> the package was. They made me do it over and over-at least 10 times.
> Each time they measured the distance, and it was always 25 inches, give
> or take an inch, they did the same with my sister and she gave the same
> measurement...but, I don't understand what the problem is.
>.Lee could have taken the rifle in on another day and hid it in the warehouse. Why did he have to take it on Friday?
Chicago" hope ya'll like it!
> " Frazier told the author that both he and his sister were badgered by
> Warren Commission Investigators to reconsider their memory of the
> object's length. Frazier recalled They had me in one room and my sister
> in another. They were asking us to hold our hands apart to show how long
> the package was. They made me do it over and over-at least 10 times.
> Each time they measured the distance, and it was always 25 inches, give
> or take an inch, they did the same with my sister and she gave the same
> measurement...but, I don't understand what the problem is.
>.Lee could have taken the rifle in on another day and hid it in the warehouse. Why did he have to take it on Friday?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kbmsvu-ftUA
I once was lost but now am found,
Was blind, but now I see.
http://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh17/html/WH_Vol17_0116b.htm
.http://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh17/html/
WH_Vol17_0331a.htm.
Bud
Jan 22, 2012, 6:04:30 AM1/22/12
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On Jan 21, 3:02 pm, lazuli...@webtv.net wrote:
> " Frazier told the author that both he and his sister were badgered by
> Warren Commission Investigators to reconsider their memory of the
> object's length. Frazier recalled They had me in one room and my sister
> in another. They were asking us to hold our hands apart to show how long
> the package was. They made me do it over and over-at least 10 times.
> Each time they measured the distance, and it was always 25 inches, give
> or take an inch, they did the same with my sister and she gave the same
> measurement...but, I don't understand what the problem is..Lee could
> have taken the rifle in on another day and hid it in the warehouse. Why
> did he have to take it on Friday?
>
> Indeed, this is one of many unanswered questions regarding the movement
> of Oswald's rifle.
There are answers. You just don`t like the answers.
> Warren Commission Investigators to reconsider their memory of the
> object's length. Frazier recalled They had me in one room and my sister
> in another. They were asking us to hold our hands apart to show how long
> the package was. They made me do it over and over-at least 10 times.
> Each time they measured the distance, and it was always 25 inches, give
> or take an inch, they did the same with my sister and she gave the same
> measurement...but, I don't understand what the problem is..Lee could
> have taken the rifle in on another day and hid it in the warehouse. Why
> did he have to take it on Friday?
>
> Indeed, this is one of many unanswered questions regarding the movement
> of Oswald's rifle.
> One possible answer to the conundrum, if Frazier had
> been the mystery driver at the rifle range, it could be that in the FRI.
> package, LHO was simply returning Frazier's British Enfield Rifle,
> which he might have borrowed from him, either with intent to purchase
> it or test it as a possible murder weapon.
because they can`t face the reality of Oswald`s crimes.
> If that were the case, few
> could fault the 19 year old Frazier for withholding this information to
> prevent from being implicated in the crime.
saw Oswald was carrying was longer, leaving him out of the picture
altogether. You retards really shouldn`t be looking into it, your
clumsy attempts at reasoning are an embarrassment.
> For his part, Oswald later told authorities that he had merely taken his
> lunch with him to work that morning.
anyone and was arrested because he had been to the Soviet Union. He
said a lot of things that weren`t true.
> Frazier said LHO told him the
> package contained curtain rods for his apartment.
rifle, I`m planning to shoot at the President".
>The Warren Commission
> located only one employee who saw Oswald enter the depository after
> leaving Frazier's car. That employee Jack Dougherty testified" I'll put
> it this way, I didn't see anything in his hands at the time".
is more likely to be wrong, the person who traveled with him and saw
him bringing a package into work or the person who saw Oswald from
across a room filled with boxes and machinery?
> It is
> possible that Dougherty missed the rifle-34 inches long, broken down,
> but not probable.
a "big" (his word) package into work?
> But is it likely that Lee Oswald, the same man who so
> meticulously snuck his rifle to the Walker shooting site, burying it
> nearby days earlier would attempt the murder of the century by openly
> carrying the rifle, even wrapped up, to the sniper's nest in full view
> of other employees"?
kill Walker, and unlikely he had many alternatives in getting his
rifle into his workplace other then the way he opted for that was
successful.
Why can`t conspiracy dunces think these simple things out?
...Laz
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David Von Pein
Jan 22, 2012, 10:42:07 AM1/22/12
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>>> "Who is more likely to be wrong, the person who traveled with him and saw him bringing a package into work or the person [Dougherty] who saw Oswald from across a room filled with boxes and machinery?" <<<
With Dougherty saying this important fact as well:
"I was sitting on the wrapping table and when he came in the
door, I just caught him out of the corner of my eye."
lazu...@webtv.net
Jan 22, 2012, 12:48:28 PM1/22/12
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While Bud and Von Pein are picking nat blank out of pepper...would you
care to prove how Oswald got the rifle into the TSBD? Obviously, with
Randle's and Frazier's statements you can't get it in a 24 inch package,
give or take an inch not a foot....Laz
care to prove how Oswald got the rifle into the TSBD? Obviously, with
Randle's and Frazier's statements you can't get it in a 24 inch package,
give or take an inch not a foot....Laz
bigdog
Jan 22, 2012, 2:05:05 PM1/22/12
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On Jan 22, 12:48 pm, lazuli...@webtv.net wrote:
> While Bud and Von Pein are picking nat blank out of pepper...would you
> care to prove how Oswald got the rifle into the TSBD?
It isn't necessary to prove how Oswald got the rifle into the TSBD any
> While Bud and Von Pein are picking nat blank out of pepper...would you
> care to prove how Oswald got the rifle into the TSBD?
more than it is necessary to prove how John Wilkes Booth got his
Deringer into Ford's Theater. We know Oswald's rifle was brought into
the TSBD because it was found there. A plausible means of entry has
been established, in the bag that was found by the sniper's nest.
Oswald's print was on that bag. That bag was 38 inches long which was
sufficient in length to hold the longest piece of the disassembled
rifle. It isn't necessary to prove that bag was the same one Frazier
saw. If you want to believe that this wasn't the same bag Frazier saw
Oswald with, than you have a shorter bag that was never found and the
longer bag that was found. Oswald's print on the longer bag as well as
fibers matching his rifle blanket tie Oswald to the longer bag. Even
if Frazier was correct about the length of the bag he saw Oswald with,
that doesn't make the 38 inch bag go away. It still remains as the
probable means Oswald used to smuggle the rifle into the building. It
isn't necessary to prove with 100% certainty that bag was used to
transport the rifle. In this case, it 99% will suffice.
David Von Pein
Jan 22, 2012, 3:14:10 PM1/22/12
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>>> "Would you care to prove how Oswald got the rifle into the TSBD? Obviously, with Randle's and Frazier's statements you can't get it in a 24 inch package, give or take an inch not a foot." <<<
It might interest Laz to know that Linnie Randle's very first estimate
as to the size of the bag was that it was "approximately 3 feet" in
length. Randle gave that estimate to FBI agent James Bookhout on the
very day of the assassination. Here's what Bookhout's 11/22/63 FBI
report says about Mrs. Randle's observations:
"RANDLE stated that about 7:15 a.m., November 22, 1963, she
looked out of a window of her residence and observed LEE HARVEY OSWALD
walking up her driveway and saw him put a long brown package,
approximately 3 feet by 6 inches, in the back seat area of WESLEY
FRAZIER's 1954 black Chevrolet four door automobile. Thereafter, she
observed OSWALD walk to the front, or entrance area, of her residence
where he waited for FRAZIER to come out of the house and give him a
ride to work."
http://jfk-archives.blogspot.com/2010/07/frazier-randle-and-paper-bag.html
Bud
Jan 22, 2012, 4:06:14 PM1/22/12
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On Jan 22, 12:48 pm, lazuli...@webtv.net wrote:
> While Bud and Von Pein are picking nat blank out of pepper...would you
> care to prove how Oswald got the rifle into the TSBD?
"prove"? Without a witness who looked into the bag?
> care to prove how Oswald got the rifle into the TSBD?
> Obviously, with
> Randle's and Frazier's statements you can't get it in a 24 inch package,
> give or take an inch not a foot....
Laz
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