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Subject: Oswald photo rebuttal
Like your site, and like the idea of being "Reality Based" thus:
On 1-28-63 Oswald orders the pistol he will be
found with on 11-22-63
On 3-12-63 Oswald orders the rifle that will
be found at the school book depository on 11-22-63
On 3-25-63 Oswald receives both weapons, the
rifle at his P.O. box,
the pistol at the Railway Express Agency office
in Dallas.
On 3-31-63 Oswald has his wife take his picture
in their backyard. He is holding the two weapons
he has ordered, and two publications that he
subscribed to, The Militant (3-11-63 edition), and The Worker
(3-24-63 edition). The pictures were
taken with his Imperial Reflex camera, to the exclusion of all others.
He tells his wife he intends to send a photo
to The Militant, to show that he's "ready for anything"
Pardon, what's the evidence that she took his
picture?
Are we taking the Oswald's word as gospel?
Just asking...
On 4-10-63 he shoots at retired General Edwin Walker, but misses.
Never heard of that - did it make the news?
What evidence is there for that?
How do you shoot at a general and walk away?
On 10-16-63 Oswald by happenstance starts work
at the Texas School Book Depository.
On 11-19-63 the motorcade route is published.
Objection to the word "happenstance," which implies,
"Pay no attention to this fact."
On 11-22-63 Oswald kills JFK (or does no work that morning other than building himself a shield
Time out:
This is obviously very slanted, which is OK,
because you have an opinion.
But's let's keep a wall between "fact" and "maybe."
...of boxes to observe the motorcade privately,
leaves the building, and his rifle right after the assassination,
goes to his rooming house to get his pistol,
Sorry, there is evidence he left the Book Depository
and went home to retrieve a pistol?
This may all be accepted truth, but I haven't
heard this before.
...kills a cop in front of several witnesses,
ducks into a shoe stores entranceway,
looking very nervous, enough so that the manager
there follows him, and sees him
duck into the Texas Theatre as sirens wail on
the street.
Interesting...
He was "so nervous,"
the manager noticed him.
I wonder if Oswald was told to go to the shoe
store "if things went bad."
If Ruby was planned in advance, how do we know
the manager wasn't?
The manager alerts the ticket agent of the suspicious
man, having put 2+2 together (imagine)
he suggests she call the police. They arrive,
the manager points out Oswald who pulls his pistol
on a cop before being arrested).
On the afternoon of 11-23-63 police obtain a warrant,(how
quaint) and find the backyard photos.
The photos are shown to Oswald. According to
police Captain Fritz, Oswald sneered, saying that
they were fake photographs, that he had been
photographed a number of times the day before by
the police, that they had superimposed upon the
photographs a rifle and a revolver. (!) ...
Fritz told him that the two small photographs
were found in the Paine garage.
At that point, Oswald refused to answer any further
questions.
Tom