Name your shooter

[Bill Chapman]

Why?  Oswald didn't have one.  Nor was he wearing light colored clothes.

Euins described what he saw in his own way, not yours, and strong direct sunlight lightens the surfaces it strikes

[John Iacoletti]

Euins described what he saw in his own way, not yours,

Or yours.

and strong direct sunlight lightens the surfaces it strikes

More “it-could-have-been”-ism.

So witness statements about your candidate don’t have to be accurate, but they do for other people’s candidates. Nice way to rig the outcome.

[Bill Chapman]

Or yours.

More “it-could-have-been”-ism.

So witness statements about your candidate don’t have to be accurate, but they do for other people’s candidates. Nice way to rig the outcome.

Euins description of Oswald's front hairline is made perfectly clear. Images of said hairline confirm what he saw of the head.

Tell us in what way I described what Euins said that differed from other than what he testified to.

[John Iacoletti]

Euins description of Oswald's front hairline is made perfectly clear.

Bull. You’re interpreting it to match your preconception.

[Michael Clark]

Michael,

There are no "bad shots" in the Marine Corps.

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PS Is this a Mark "Commie" Lane production?

Delgado didn’t have Mark Lane in front of him 23 years later, after he survived an assassination attempt, fled to England and testified that he believed that it was the FBI who tried to kill him...

[Thomas Graves]

Delgado didn’t have Mark Lane in front of him 23 years later, after he survived an assassination attempt, fled to England and testified that he believed that it was the FBI who tried to kill him...

Michael,

Wowie zowie.

Repeat after me: "There are no 'bad shots' in the Marine Corps."

Maybe some mobbed-up drug dealer confused Nelson with another guy?

How's that letter to Newman and Scott  coming along, btw?

--  MWT. 

[Gary Craig]

Michael,

There are no "bad shots" in the Marine Corps.

If, as Delgado contends, Oswald was such a bad shot, how in the world did he manage to "qualify"?

If anything, Delgado must be talking about when Oswald first started shooting, and at the longer ranges, at that.  If I'm not mistaken, the shortest qualifying distance is 200 yards.  LOL

What was the distance from the "sniper's window" to where the limo was at Z-313?

Hmm?

-- MWT 

PS Is this a Mark "Commie" Lane production?

Let me see ....

Yep, shore is!

"There are no "bad shots" in the Marine Corps."

This letter sent to the WC at the direction of the Marine Corp Commandant says a low marksman qualification indicates a rather poor shot.
It includes Oswald's Marksman qualification scores.
He qualified with a 191 score. 190 is the lowest score you could get and still qualify.
Ozzie was considered a rather poor shot by the Marine Corp.


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[Bill Chapman]

Bull. You’re interpreting it to match your preconception.

Nah, I'm seeing the head Euins described.