Ruth Paine QA 9/22 at Texas Theatre JFK assassination film premiere

[John Iacoletti]

Was Ruth able to visit the Paine House Museum?

[Mark A. Oblazney]

IOW, you and two other unnamed Ruth Paine "fans" acted as her "body men" and PR flacks? Actual researchers would not seek access to Ms. Paine merely to obtain and preserve a rapport with her (access for the sake of access). Real researchers would exhibit some sense of obligation to history. You do not, and so the following troubling contradictions are preserved for all time. Nice work, unreasonable Bill and the unnamed duo.
Thoughtful (students of JFK Assassination controversy capable of wiping their own and who are otherwise reasonable
people) posters do have to admit that, although it is 55 years later and the agency is larger now, MOST have never met
a CIA agent or even a former or current CIA employee.

Bill and Richard, the core problem here is neither of you demonstrate reasonable behavior or level of suspicion
in reaction to the unreasonable....too many spooks in the mix!

Ruth's sister was a CIA employee, sister's husband was a AID (a CIA cloaked agency) employee, the Hyde girls' father
William Avery Hyde was recently considered a useful candidate by the CIA, a college friend of both mom and pop
Hyde, who had roomed in NYC in 1930 with the Hyde couple and their two young daughters was later a CIA analyst
reporting to his supervisor Bruce Solie on  his specific contact with Ruth's parents.



https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=162099&relPageId=1


....and Ruth formed a, and was writing to the State Dept. manager of that sort of intelligence gathering program.:


......

Nice post, Tom.  A pity you and Ms. Paine couldn't have a little 'fireside chat' about this and...... that.

[Bill Chapman]

I wonder what was so important that night that Oswald thought he might be killed or arrested for and needed to leave instructions for Marina on what to do? Not to mention having photos of Walker's home.  I guess we are only left to ponder since no explanation is forthcoming.  Nothing to see there.

The kind of note that the contrarian thinks Oswald would have left:

Dear Marina -
Don't wait up.  I'm off to kill General Walker.
Love,
Lee Harvey Oswald

Of course, if he had left such a note then we would be lectured on how handwriting analysis is not scientific and on and on and on down the rabbit hole.  btw:  Marina not was convinced that he tried to kill Walker based on the note.  It was the fact that Oswald TOLD her that is what he did.  LOL.  These dishonest contrarians are hilarious.  Implying something sinister about Marina concluding from the note that Oswald tried to kill Walker when they know she was TOLD by Oswald that night that he tried to kill Walker.  Good grief.

In reality he would have written:

Love & punches,
Lee Harvey Occam-Oswald
Hunter of fascists

[Walt Cakebread]

Weekly beating was well-deserved I would say for hiding incriminating evidence in a cookbook.

I believe hat there is much more to the tale ( hiding the note) than we know about....Lee had compiled the false dossier in the blue note book. He had intended for that binder to be seen by the police after they tracked him through the purchase of the unusual rifle ( carcano).   But the cops never found the carcano where Lee had left it for them to find.  Thus they never saw the blue binder....nor did they see the note that Marina had hidden away.   

We know that on the evening of 11/22/ 63 Marina apprised  Marguerite Oswald of Lee's involvement in the Walker hoax.   She told Marg that she still had a photo of Lee holding the rifle and the note that he had left for her on the evening of the Walker incident, which she had hid in a Russian book..   They were at Ruth Paines small house at the time, so there's little doubt that Ruth Paine heard the conversation and she knew about the note.

[John Iacoletti]

None of this “Walker hoax” stuff you made up is a fact.

[Bill Brown]

Was Ruth able to visit the Paine House Museum?

Yes.  She wanted to see it so we took her to the Paine House Museum on Saturday morning.

[Robert Doane]

The Paine home was purchased in 2009 by city of Irving, was it owned by Paine up until then?

The undelivered brown wrapper that was misaddressed was found in Irving Post Office, was it also postmarked from there? I've read it had incorrect metered postage but from same location?

[Gary Craig]

The Paine home was purchased in 2009 by city of Irving, was it owned by Paine up until then?

The undelivered brown wrapper that was misaddressed was found in Irving Post Office, was it also postmarked from there? I've read it had incorrect metered postage but from same location?

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