Oswald’s Seaport Trader Order Coupon Mystery Solved

[Tim Nickerson]

Solving the Mystery of Oswald’s Seaport Trader Order


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[Charles Collins]

Solving the Mystery of Oswald’s Seaport Trader Order


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Nice work and congrats to the researchers!!!

[Louis Earl]

Interestng and of little importanace but LHO purchased both money orders on March 12 and both orders were received the following day, one in Chicago and one in Los Angeles. 

[John Tonkovich]

Interestng and of little importanace but LHO purchased both money orders on March 12 and both orders were received the following day, one in Chicago and one in Los Angeles.

Thx. Actually, of great importance. The provenance of the "money orders" is sketchy, at best.

[John Iacoletti]

Both money orders? You know of a money order for the Seaport Traders order?

[John Iacoletti]

Nice work by Chris Simondet. Not sure how Myers knows when the order was received at Seaport.

[John Tonkovich]

Both money orders? You know of a money order for the Seaport Traders order?

Nope.

Which makes the whole thing, uh, yeah, sketchy, to be generous. 

[Michael Walton]

Uh...big deal? Here's a guy with two kids, he's reminding his wife while in custody to buy his daughter some shoes, and he goes out and spends the equivalent of $250 in today's dollars to buy this gun? When he's making a buck-90 at his job? Uh huh.

And it's so funny how Emmy-award-winning Myers says something like this - with a straight face - in his article:

"The twists and turns in Simondet’s efforts read like a pulp-novel themselves and, in this authors eyes, show just how important diligence and perseverance are in solving any cold case mystery..."

...yet, pulled off an outrageously shameful animation depicting the assassination to hoodwink a national TV audience:

http://www.patspeer.com/chapter12c:animania