Mark Lane - (#314)

[Ben Holmes]

In the last paragraph - Mark Lane showed the facts surrounding
Senator's call to his lawyer - now we'll learn what the Warren
Commission did with those facts.

"After learning of Ruby's involvement, Senator left the Eatwell and
drove to Martin's home. The two men then drove to police headquarters,
where Senator surrendered himself for questioning and Martin spoke
with Ruby, cautioning him 'not to make any statements or talk to
anyone about the affair without clearing through him'.

At police headquarters, an FBI agent questioned Senator at length and
then prepared a five-page typewritten report of the interview.
Although an investigator might be curious to discover why Senator
called Martin before being informed that Ruby was the gunman, the FBI
agent apparently missed the point.

He estimates he arrived there [at the Eatwell] at approximately 11.30
and as he walked in the door he overheard one of the waitresses say
Oswald had been shot. He remembers asking the waitress 'Who shot him?'
and having the waitress answer she did not know. Shortly thereafter
the waitress told Senator that Oswald had been shot by a local tavern
operator and a short while after that he learned the name of this
individual to be Jack Ruby. He said he was dumbfounded and did not
know what to do, but after a short while he went to the telephone and
called Jim Martin, Gladiolus Street, Dallas, an attorney whom he knew.
He said this attorney was not at home, so he got into his car and
drove to the attorney's house to wait for his return.

By placing Senator's call to Martin after the news that Ruby was
involved, the FBI temporarily resolved the question. The Commission
summed up this episode with these words:

Senator's general response to the shooting was not like that of a
person seeking to conceal his guilt. Shortly before it was known that
Ruby was the slayer of Oswald, Senator visited the Eatwell Restaurant
in downtown Dallas. Upon being informed that Ruby was the attacker,
Senator exclaimed, 'My God', in what appeared to be a genuinely
surprised tone. He then ran to a telephone, returned to gulp down his
coffee, and quickly departed.

For its conclusion that Senator called Martin after being informed
that Ruby was the assailant, the Commission cited as a source the very
FBI report that Senator had clearly repudiated on several occasions
during his testimony. Thus the FBI distorted Senator's words; then
Commission counsel suggested that 'as I understand it' Senator meant
something other than that which he had said. All else having failed,
the Commission obscured the facts by falling back upon the discredited
document and then concluding that all appeared quite innocent."

Mark Lane is now showing more lies on the part of the Warren
Commission...

And all believers can do is run away...

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