Oswald's "Handcuffed Communist Salute"

[John Iacoletti]

He was about to supply hundreds with a meal ticket...and many have been feasting off his narcissitic inspired murder of 2 people ever since.

You know who has feasted the most off of this case?

Bugliosi, Posner, Myers, Arlen Specter, Gerald Ford . . .

[John Iacoletti]

More notable is that the ring was concealed in a cup instead of just laying out in the open.

Depends on who you ask. Who actually found it also depends on who you ask.

He apparently didn’t want Marina to see it before he had time to attempt the assassination.

More mind reading “evidence” a la the “communist salute”.

What’s next? He wore boxers instead of briefs because he apparently needed more room to soil his skivvies when he was caught for killing the president?

[John Iacoletti]

All it takes is a desire for answers and an open mind. Sadly, many people prefer a mystery full of conjecture and innuendo.

Yeah, like conjecture and innuendo about wedding rings and hand gestures.

[Charles Collins]

That's what I am trying to do all the time, but then some misguided individual starts to talk about Oswald's alleged "Communist salute" that is supposed to be proof of his guilt and a magical blanket that maintains the shape of a rifle when no rifle is in it etc....

LHO’s well documented actions following the assassination (including the salute) are indicative of a consciousness of guilt. And are not what an innocent person would be doing under the circumstances.

[Charles Collins]

And by “connect the dots”, he means try to read minds and present that as facts.

By your above statement it is obvious that you are attempting to read my mind and present that as facts! Shame on you! And by the way you failed!

[Martin Weidmann]

LHO’s well documented actions following the assassination (including the salute) are indicative of a consciousness of guilt. And are not what an innocent person would be doing under the circumstances.

Anything is indicative of a consciousness of guilt to somebody who has already made up his mind that Oswald's is guilty

That's not connecting the dots, it's making up dots as you go along.

[Charles Collins]

Anything is indicative of a consciousness of guilt to somebody who has already made up his mind that Oswald's is guilty

That's not connecting the dots, it's making up dots as you go along.

Focus on the case grasshopper

[Thomas Graves]

Tommy is like that crazy old raving uncle nobody likes who shows up at Thanksgiving dinner and craps all over the dinner table.

Iacoletti,

I've never heard of that taking place.

Happen in your family a lot, does it?

--  MWT