Ben Holmes
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In the previous paragraphs, Mark Lane showed how the Warren Commission
avoided any investigation into Police conduct surrounding Ruby's
murder of Oswald... now we'll see how they evaded clear eyewitness
statements in order to do so:
"The facts do indicate that Ruby entered the basement by the Main
Street ramp, but before we can agree with the Commission that Ruby
entered unaided, we must ignore or else misrepresent the testimony of
a former Dallas policeman, Napoleon J. Daniels. The Commission did the
latter, disposing of Daniels in one paragraph of the Report.
'One other witness has testified regarding the purported movements of
a man on the Main Street ramp, but his testimony merits little
credence. A former police officer, N. J. Daniels, who was standing at
the top of the ramp with the single patrolman guarding this entrance,
R. E. Vaughn, testified that '3 or 4 minutes, I guess' before the
shooting, a man walked down the Main Street ramp in full view of
Vaughn but was not stopped or questioned by the officer. Daniels did
not identify the man as Ruby. Moreover, he gave a description which
differed in important respects from Ruby's appearance on November 24,
and he has testified that he doesn't think the man was Ruby. On
November 24, Vaughn telephoned Daniels to ask him if he had seen
anybody walk past him on the morning of the 24th and was told that he
had not; it was not until November 29 that Daniels came forward with
the statement that he had seen a man enter.'
A reading of the testimony and statements upon which this judgment was
based compels the conclusion that Daniels, not the Commission,
deserves to be believed. Although a contrary impression is given by
the paragraph quoted above, Daniels made three formal statements prior
to his appearance before the Commission. On November 29, 1963, he
signed an affidavit for the Dallas police; on December 4, 1963, he
made a statement to agents of the FBI; and on December 18,1963, he
made a second statement to the FBI. While the Commission was correct
in stating that Daniels 'did not identify the man as Ruby', the whole
truth is that he stopped just short of making so positive an
identification. In his affidavit, signed five days after Ruby killed
Oswald, Daniels deposed as follows:
'Several minutes later I stepped out towards the street so that I
could have a better view down the ramp. As I did so I noticed a white
male, approximately 50 years of age, 5' 10", weighing about 155-160,
wearing a dark (blue or brown) single breasted suit, white shirt, and
dark colored tie, this man was not wearing a hat, he had light colored
hair thinning on top, round face, kind of small head, fair complexion,
he was not wearing an overcoat nor was he carrying one but he did have
his right hand inside of his right suit coat pocket, approaching the
ramp from the direction of the Western Union. This person walked in
the ramp and into the basement going between Officer Vaughn and the
east side of the building. Officer Vaughn at this time was standing at
the top of the ramp in the middle of it facing towards Main. I did not
see Officer Vaughn challenge this person nor did he show any signs of
recognizing him, nor even being aware that he was passing, but I know
that he saw him. It struck me odd at the time that Officer Vaughn did
not say something to this man.'"
Mark Lane is showing the how the Warren Commission misrepresented
eyewitness testimony that was contrary to their faith...
And Huckster can only run.
Chickenshit can only run.
Chrissy already ran.
Davey Von Peiny already ran.
Steven refuses to debate.
And trolls are just trolls...
No-one can step up to the plate and refute Mark Lane.