On Monday, May 8, 2017 at 3:32:02 PM UTC-7, David Von Pein wrote:
> On Monday, May 8, 2017 at 5:37:28 PM UTC-4, Ben Holmes wrote:
> > On Monday, May 8, 2017 at 11:20:52 AM UTC-7, David Von Pein wrote:
> > > On Monday, May 8, 2017 at 12:52:50 PM UTC-4,
conantheco...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > > Ben Holmes
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> > > > If Harry Holmes was part of the H/T Lingual program (and that is certainly a real possibility) he still would not have jurisdiction to interrogate a subject about a murder. It would be nice to know what compelled Harry Holmes to rush on Sunday morning to interrogate Oswald shortly before he was murdered. Could it be a separate investigation from the assassination?
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> > > Harry Holmes (partially) answers that question in his WC testimony (shown below). I think Harry felt "connected" to the case (and to Oswald) because of the fact that the murder weapon was sent THROUGH THE U.S. MAIL via Harry's Postal Department. So the "connection" is readily apparent.
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> > Of course, David has no answer for why HT/Lingual never spotted something as large as a rifle coming through his mail.
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> As usual, the CTer has decided to focus his attention on all the wrong information.
The "wrong information" that you cannot explain.
Remember folks - I PREDICTED IT... David has NO ANSWER for why HT/Lingual never spotted a rifle coming through the mail.
> Regardless of "why HT/Lingual never spotted something as large as a rifle coming through his [H. Holmes'] mail", the fact remains (without question for sensible people) that the C2766 Carcano rifle WAS mailed to P.O. Box 2915 in Dallas by Klein's Sporting Goods of Chicago, which was a shipment that was generated after Klein's received an order in the mail from "A. Hidell" of "P.O. Box 2915 in Dallas".
And "paid" by a money order that was never endorse by any bank.
Riiiigggghhhhtttt.....
You merely presume what you cannot show by the evidence.
> And there is no evidence that the C2766 rifle was ever returned to Klein's by the post office.
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> Therefore, the rifle was definitely shipped to Oswald's P.O. Box by Klein's. And it MUST have been picked up by somebody at the Dallas Post Office.
Nope.
Doesn't follow at all.
You're merely presuming what you cannot prove.
> Now, who do you suppose that person was who picked up that gun?
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> CTers have trouble with that last question....because CTers refuse to accept reality --- i.e., that Lee Harvey Oswald ordered a rifle from Klein's in March of '63 and, quite naturally, that same person who ordered that gun (Oswald) picked it up at the P.O. Box to which he had it sent. It's kindergarten math. But for CTers, it's an enduring mystery. Go figure.
HT/Lingual... intercepted, copied, and read all mail that Oswald sent or received... which is undoubtedly why Harry Holmes was such a strange figure in this case...
And this is the case of the dog that didn't bark.
Yet David can't explain that.
Indeed, this case is ABSOLUTELY CHOCK FULL of contradicting evidence... which really shouldn't be the case.
> "Common Sense Quote Of The Day".....
Of course, the moment you hear "common sense" coming from a believer, you *KNOW* that he's lying about the evidence...
> "Who in the heck orders something by mail-order, and has it sent to his post office box, but then doesn't even bother to pick it up?" -- David Von Pein; December 1, 2011
Speculation... followed by more speculation... will always present you with a nonsensical "answer."
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