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Author Topic: How Could LHO Walk Seven Blocks Shortly After The Assassination & Not Be Seen?  (Read 80926 times)

Offline Rob Caprio

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Bledsoe's day after affidavit contained a lot of specific details, was any of the following public knowledge?

Oswald got on the bus on Elm street as verified by McWatters, and Fritz and Bookout say by Oswald himself.
Oswald got off the bus a few blocks later as verified by McWatters, and Fritz and Bookout say by Oswald himself.
Someone yelled the President was shot while Oswald was on the bus as verified by McWatters.
And coincidentally Oswald just happened to have a bus transfer with McWatters moon shaped punch.
http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/russ/testimony/bledsoe1.htm

You wouldn't be telling more porkies would you, where does McWatters specifically say that Oswald was not on his bus?

JohnM

She claimed that she knew LHO prior to 11/22/63, but that claim was never supported with evidence. She claimed that she saw LHO on the bus, but that claim was never supported with evidence.

When are you going to cite supporting evidence for these claims?

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Offline Rob Caprio

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If you haven't seen the video interview where Buell Frazier states that he saw Oswald leave the building, then perhaps it is you (instead of Nicholas Turner) who needs to do more research.  This stuff is old news.

Sure, I should do more research to find something that you just said you place no value in. That makes no sense.

Offline Rob Caprio

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I was wondering the same thing, Brian.

There's a big difference between being unseen and being seen but not remembered.

Kooks like Caprio won't understand that, of course.

You have NO evidence either way. Only kooks make a big deal out of nothing.

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Offline Rob Caprio

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The fact that Oswald got into a car 10 minutes after the assassination and 5 minutes before he had to go back to work can only mean that in your scenario the Rambler was a getaway car which in the end was no different to Oswald's getaway bus.

And according to your timeline Oswald was waiting till 12:40 then sped off in a car, a classic flight from the crime scene.

Yawn, learn the evidence. Oswald had McWatters Bus Transfer.

Exactly you just shat on your own argument, your "silly conspirators" could have had dozens of people who saw Oswald in the sniper's nest, saw Oswald leave the building, saw Oswald on the bus, saw Oswald get in and out of a taxi and so on but those "silly conspirators" just relied on stuff to happen. They couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery.

JohnM

I didn't give a timeline. Slick move on your part. The point is there are witnesses for the car ride, but no witness for him doing what the WC claimed. 🚾

Offline Jerry Freeman

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... on the first day there was enough evidence to charge Oswald with murder and by the end of the weekend there was a Mountain of Evidence which to this day has stood the test of half a century of intense scrutiny.... 
A mountain alright...of intensely circumstantial crap. Almost like it was planned that way. "Intense scrutiny"? Ha! Covered up with a wet paper bag...you'll see someday.
 
 

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Offline Martin Weidmann

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If the rifle had been "cupped" in Oswald's hand, it couldn't have been protruding. It would have fallen forward onto the ground.

Bugs could just as easily have asked Frazier if he could have seen the package if there had been a tree in his line of sight. The answer would have been the same.... but, of course, there was no tree.

Just like there is no evidence whatsoever of a protruding package. There is however testimony from Frazier which says he saw Oswald carry the paper bag cupped in his hand and under his armpit, which btw also would make the package not visible for anybody behind Oswald.
« Last Edit: October 24, 2018, 08:38:34 PM by Martin Weidmann »

Offline Ross Lidell

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Shifting the burden again. It is clear that the LNers cannot provide supporting evidence for the WC's claim. In all fairness they did only say "probably" anyway.

No, it is more likely that he got into a car. Ross, can you provide supporting evidence that LHO didn't get into a car and leave DP?

Ross, can you provide supporting evidence that LHO didn't get into a car and leave DP?

Rob, Rob, Rob....

I never claimed Oswald didn't get into a car and leave Dealey Plaza. Even if I did: You should know that it's impossible to prove a negative to 100% certainty.

However, for you (and others) who declare that it was impossible for Lee Harvey Oswald to get from the boardinghouse on North Beckley to Tenth and Patton in time to shoot Officer JD Tippit: LHO could have been given a ride by a motorist. The motorist might not have been a conspirator.

Accordingly: Rob, can you provide "supporting evidence" that LHO didn't get a ride in a car from near the boardinghouse on North Beckley to near Tenth and Patton?

Incidentally: Why is it more likely that he (LHO) got into a car (at Dealey Plaza) rather than walked up Elm Street?

« Last Edit: October 25, 2018, 07:07:32 AM by Ross Lidell »

Offline John Iacoletti

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I'm assuming you're referring to the Frazier interview with Gary Mack.  If so, you can see Mack's surprise when Frazier made that claim.  Frazier had never said anything like that before.  I don't give Frazier's statement (that he saw Oswald leave the building) much value, since he apparently waited decades upon decades to make that claim.

When did Leavelle make the claim about what Scoggins supposedly said at the lineup?

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