Jesse Curry Interviews Nov 1963

[John Iacoletti]

I always include 'trying/try/tried/ with you lot since you never succeed in casting doubt
Not my bad that you cheated in school (aka 'fooled)

You outed yourself, dropout

Nobody is interested in your nonsensical ramblings, troll-boy.

[John Iacoletti]

  Spot on.

If people stop making ridiculous assertions, I’ll stop LOL-ing.

[Martin Weidmann]

Meaningless.  Baker and Truly saw no one.  They were the first to go up the building.  There were undoubtedly law enforcement in the building by the time Mooney had run down to the railroad tracks, looked around, and took his elevator ride.  Do you really think the fantasy assassins hung around in the building until then?  What a plan.  Who got to hold the "pipe-like" object out the 6th floor window and yell "bang"!  Larry, Moe or Curly?

SENATOR COOPER - Did you see anyone?
Mr. BAKER - No, sir.
SENATOR COOPER - When you looked?
Mr. BAKER - Not from the second floor on up.

Utter BS.

Baker and Truly saw no one.  They were the first to go up the building.

By this reasoning there can't have been anybody on the 6th floor, because, just like Truly and Baker, Bonnie Ray Williams (who was up there a lot longer than the others) didn't see or hear anybody. Just how much of an idiot must you be to not understand that not being seen by somebody isn't the same as not being there.

There were undoubtedly law enforcement in the building by the time Mooney had run down to the railroad tracks, looked around, and took his elevator ride.  Do you really think the fantasy assassins hung around in the building until then?

A far better question is do you really think that somebody hiding on the 6th floor, who doesn't want to be noticed, would not wait until more people were on the floor, rather than letting themselves be seen by Baker and Truly. What an idiot! All he or they needed to do to hang around on the 6th floor is pretend to be searching, just like all the others were.

[Martin Weidmann]

Walt promptly demonstrated that doesn't understand sarcasm

Your lack of education is showing...

Walt promptly demonstrated that he doesn't understand sarcasm

There, I fixed it for you, regardless of the fact that it's BS.

Oh btw, you've got egg on your face.

[Walt Cakebread]

If people stop making ridiculous assertions, I’ll stop LOL-ing.

 John..... Perhaps you could just snicker quietly.... Like this .   But I agree..... some of Mr "Smith's"  stuff is really ridiculously comical....

[Charles Collins]

Meaningless.  Baker and Truly saw no one.  They were the first to go up the building.  There were undoubtedly law enforcement in the building by the time Mooney had run down to the railroad tracks, looked around, and took his elevator ride.  Do you really think the fantasy assassins hung around in the building until then?  What a plan.  Who got to hold the "pipe-like" object out the 6th floor window and yell "bang"!  Larry, Moe or Curly?

SENATOR COOPER - Did you see anyone?
Mr. BAKER - No, sir.
SENATOR COOPER - When you looked?
Mr. BAKER - Not from the second floor on up.

I vote for Curly because he had a bald spot….   

[Walt Cakebread]

I vote for Curly because he had a bald spot….   

SENATOR COOPER - Did you see anyone?
Mr. BAKER - No, sir.
SENATOR COOPER - When you looked?
Mr. BAKER - Not from the second floor on up.

Then Mr Baker needs to explain why he gave a sworn affidavit in which he said that he encountered a 30 year old, 165 pound man, who was wearing a brown jacket, on either the 3rd or 4th floor.

[Charles Collins]

SENATOR COOPER - Did you see anyone?
Mr. BAKER - No, sir.
SENATOR COOPER - When you looked?
Mr. BAKER - Not from the second floor on up.

Then Mr Baker needs to explain why he gave a sworn affidavit in which he said that he encountered a 30 year old, 165 pound man, who was wearing a brown jacket, on either the 3rd or 4th floor.

Read the post that I responded to. The three stooges comment is referring to who held the pipe-like object out of the window.