CT's, how did Oswald's rifle end up on the 6th floor?

[Charles Collins]

No you haven't backed it up at all.
I'm not lying. The one misrepresenting the facts is you;

John Iacoletti wrote;

and you replied;

and later in the conversation you added;

So, your claim is exactly what I said it is.

And it's incorrect because the testimony of Day and Latona quoted earlier prove beyond doubt that Wade could not have been told on 11/22/63

And it's incorrect because the testimony of Day and Latona quoted earlier prove beyond doubt that Wade could not have been told on 11/22/63

Could not have been told what?

[Charles Collins]

You preference to go with years old memory and conjecture as well as your unwillingness to look at the actual facts is simply amazing.

It might be better if you never sit on a jury. Since I can't fix stupid, I'm done.

I'm done

Thank God!

[Jerry Freeman]

I'm open to any conspiracy .......

[Bill Chapman]

That explains why you are a LNr…. no desire to ask the hard questions

Oswald himself made them all easy

[Bill Chapman]

Brilliant... Chapman jumps in with information about the wrong print. 

Charles Collins claims incorrectly that on 11/22/63 Henry Wade was told about the palmprint on an index card allegedly taken from the rifle, having been tentatively identified as belonging to Oswald.

Chapman is pretty sure the trigger guard is on the same Carcano as the print being discussed.

[Bill Chapman]

And we just have to take your word for all this, right?

Feel free to verify it with Hugh Aynesworth. I spoke with him for seven minutes beginning at 9:58 am this morning Dallas time. He is very friendly and you should have no problem looking him up.

Now tell me, who was the expert that made the tentative match with Oswald on 11/22/63

Day

No CT will call him... after all, he was part of the coverup
 

[Martin Weidmann]

Chapman is pretty sure the trigger guard is on the same Carcano as the print being discussed.

Sure it is, but the trigger guard wasn't being discussed making your post a complete waste of time

[Charles Collins]

No CT will call him... after all, he was part of the coverup
 

We are very fortunate to have Hugh Aynesworth to share his experiences with us. I thanked him for doing that. In sharp contrast, Howard Brennan just wanted to be left alone. The stress of the unwanted attention contributed to his early demise due to heart problems.