It became very clear, very quickly, Frazier had nothing to do with it and he had no reason to lie about anything.
If you doubt the confession story? - You need to learn the evidence.
Buell Wesley Frazier: A commute with Oswald, then a harsh interrogation
“I was interrogated and questioned for many, many hours,” Frazier said. “Interrogators would rotate.”
Dallas police Capt. Will Fritz, who was in charge of the homicide department, came into the room with a typed statement. He handed Frazier a pen and demanded he sign it. It was a confession. Frazier refused.
“This was ridiculous,” he said. “Captain Fritz got very red-faced, and he put up his hand to hit me and I put my arm up to block. I told him we’d have a hell of a fight and I would get some good licks in on him. Then he stormed out the door.”
Frazier never saw him again. At around 3 a.m. the next day, police let Frazier go.
https://richmond.com/buell-wesley-frazier-a-commute-with-oswald-then-a-harsh-interrogation/article_a9be7f2e-fb7f-5357-91c9-605df00641f7.html
It became very clear, very quickly, Frazier had nothing to do with it and he had no reason to lie about anything.
You can't possibly be serious? Frazier was a 19 year old kid who drove the President's assassin to work and watched the President's assassin carry the murder weapon into the building where the President's assassin shot John F Kennedy. Throughout this whole process leading up to the Warren Commission's questioning, Frazier would have no possible way of knowing what was going to happen to him but he did know that his initial story of how Oswald carried the murder weapon, which frankly no one believed, had to be continued. And we know that Frazier was lying because Oswald's rifle sized bag does exist and was found to have Oswald's prints on it.
“I was interrogated and questioned for many, many hours,” Frazier said. “Interrogators would rotate.”
Dallas police Capt. Will Fritz, who was in charge of the homicide department, came into the room with a typed statement. He handed Frazier a pen and demanded he sign it. It was a confession. Frazier refused.
“This was ridiculous,” he said. “Captain Fritz got very red-faced, and he put up his hand to hit me and I put my arm up to block. I told him we’d have a hell of a fight and I would get some good licks in on him. Then he stormed out the door.”
Frazier never saw him again. At around 3 a.m. the next day, police let Frazier go.
I don't doubt that Frazier was interrogated at length because that was the reason that Frazier felt compelled to repeat his ludicrous story about how Oswald carried the rifle bag, a bag that supposedly contained "curtain rods" that were never found and these oh so important "curtain rods" that Oswald made a unique mid week trip to Irving for, were just left behind by Oswald??, yeah sure!
But the evidence is that Oswald's rifle bag was left behind on the 6th floor along with Oswald's rifle because Oswald in flight and in a real hurry to leave the scene of his crime.
And as for meek, mild mannered threatening Fritz is a load of old cobblers. Fritz by all accounts iirc was successful because of his calm demeanour and friendly grandfather type approach, so I seriously doubt that he would raise his hand, because if anything he would play good cop and have someone else play bad cop and threaten Frazier.
JohnM
