Ruthie Paine's Confusing Calendar

[David Von Pein]

Am I the only one who wonders how it is that the weapons [though ordered supposedly around 8-9 weeks apart] could have been shipped on the same exact day from seemingly opposite ends of the country?

Oswald very likely mailed both of the forms (for the rifle and the revolver) at the same time on March 12th, even though he wrote "January 27" on the Seaport Traders order form.

[John Iacoletti]

Why not? Seemed fitting for this topic.

Seems fitting to try to drive more traffic to your website.

Attaboy, John! Just keep pretending that I have nothing at all to go on but "suspicions" and a gut feeling that Oswald was guilty, as you totally ignore (or deem as all fake) all of this stuff which hangs your favorite patsy twenty times over.

“All this stuff” which is mostly a series of suspicions and gut feelings. Like a wedding ring in a cup.

[John Iacoletti]

Oswald very likely mailed both of the forms (for the rifle and the revolver) at the same time on March 12th, even though he wrote "January 27" on the Seaport Traders order form.

Like you know that Oswald mailed either of those, much less when.

[Jerry Freeman]

Oswald very likely mailed both of the forms (for the rifle and the revolver) at the same time on March 12th, even though he wrote "January 27" on the Seaport Traders order form.

Was there not a record of the orders received and processed?
Or do we otherwise presume stuff ...in other words these orders ...regardless of whoever mailed them...one to Chicago and the other to an LA California supply company...were mailed [very likely] on the same exact day...presumably received on the same exact day...presumably filled on the same exact day....presumably shipped the same exact day....presumably arrived in Dallas the same exact day...and were picked up at the same exact time?
                                                   

[Jerry Freeman]

We had a poster in the thread who states that Ms Paine's notation on her calendar with a-- March 20 purchase of rifle--- was just as normal as the birthdays and dental appointments were.
I believe now that she made the note in an attempt to figure something out like where it fit somehow in the timeline of events.
Many [myself included] kept a scrap book and magazines of the occasion...



Note that the price in the news article stated $12.78 just like this Klein's ad....





The Feds then went in search of either an ad that fit the money order or a money order that fit the ad.
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If Ruth Paine was part of a conspiracy to frame Oswald she would have testified that Marina told her that she was beaten by him every day.
She didn't. See---
https://www.jfkassassinationforum.com/index.php/topic,907.msg130991.html#msg130991

[David Von Pein]

Was there not a record of the orders received and processed?

Sure there was. But that doesn't tell us exactly WHEN Oswald dropped the revolver order in the mail. Seaport didn't save a microfilmed copy of the postmarked envelope like Klein's did. So we can only guess as to when Oswald mailed the Seaport form. But since we know the Seaport form got to L.A. on the exact same day as the Klein's order (March 13) and was shipped the exact same day as the Klein's order (March 20), it's probably a good guess to say that he dropped both order forms in a mailbox on March 12th.

[David Von Pein]

“All this stuff” which is mostly a series of suspicions and gut feelings. Like a wedding ring in a cup.

Yeah, John, just ignore the "stuff" like the rifle, the Tippit murder, Oswald's prints all over the Sniper's Nest, the paper bag in the Nest, the C2766 bullet shells in the Nest, the C2766 bullet fragments in the limousine, the many lies that Oswald told to the police....etc., etc.

Are all of those things on my list to be categorized as merely "suspicions" and "gut feelings" as well?

Conspiracy believers who think Oswald was a patsy on 11/22/63 will lose the "Evidence" battle every time. And that's because the evidence that exists in the JFK and Tippit cases will forever continue to prove that Lee Harvey Oswald was, in fact, a double-murderer.

http://jfk-archives.blogspot.com/2011/04/index.html#Guns-Backyard-Photos-And-Other-Evidence

[Bill Chapman]

Seems fitting to try to drive more traffic to your website.

“All this stuff” which is mostly a series of suspicions and gut feelings. Like a wedding ring in a cup.

Or kneeling at Oswald's grave