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[Martin Weidmann]

Hahahaha! Talk about shooting yourself in the foot, Oswald knew he had a rifle wrapped in a blanket on the floor of the Paine garage, therefore he made the trip to Irving to collect it, so;

Yes rifle = need for a trip to Irving to collect it.

JohnM

Oswald knew he had a rifle wrapped in a blanket on the floor of the Paine garage

Says who? You haven't got a clue what Oswald knew or didn't know!

You wouldn't be making up things again, would you now, John?

Or do you, as per usual, mistake your highly speculative opinion again with actual evidence?

[Tom Sorensen]

Hilarious, now you're responding for Martin and a couple of posts ago, even used his clown insult?

Is this some type of Twisted Tag Team Wrestling? You joined up on the 22nd and even though Martin was posting virtually every waking hour he suddenly stopped on virtually the same day that you started posting? Then Martin started posting 10 days later and you started drastically slowing down? Hahahaaha!

JohnM

I don't post on behalf of others; anyone registered is free to reply to a post. Another LN false claim. Your paranoid theories are actually great fun to read; carry on!

[Jack Nessan]

All garbage !  - All you need now is to show where LMR said Lee even used his left hand.

You obviously felt she did

MC  "One hand near the top -  the other for support at the bottom."

[Michael Capasse]

You obviously felt she did

MC  "One hand near the top -  the other for support at the bottom."

 
Incorrectly based on what a nutter (that is you) told me.  - I wont do that again.
You kicked yourself back to square one. Where did LMR say Lee used his left hand?

[Tom Sorensen]

After spending way too much time on this, while trying to watch the footy, I can't possibly see how anyone can get conspiracy from this, human error perhaps, but that's as far as it goes.

Happy to see the problem with the dates finally sunk in, especially since it should be preschool stuff checking with a calendar.

The Paines were in Washington giving evidence on the 18th of March.
On the 23rd of March, Ruth Paine was back in Irving at the Paine residence, with Howlett and Jenner measuring stuff.
Lt. Day was not there, but is probably overworked and under payed and by this stage is having an absolute gutful of this entire endless investigation.
On the 23rd the curtain rod exhibits 275 and 276 are numbered and taken by Howlett to Lt. Day.
Lt. Day who was not there, either misheard or misinterpreted the date Howlett collected the curtain rods, as being the 15th. A Sunday?
Howlett takes the curtain rods to Day on the 24th, hence why 24th as the pick-up is written on the form because Day anticipates having to set aside his workload and do the work immediately.
Howlett realizing an immediate turnaround is unfeasible and says he will be back in a couple of days, so take your time.
Lt. Day does the fingerprint check on the 25th.
Day corrects the Howlett pick up date to the 26th.
No problems, easy peasy!



BTW, considering ALL of this is easily accessible, makes the very thought that it's somehow conspiratorial, absurd but Tom if you can convince me that it's something beyond innocent human error, I'm all ears!

JohnM

Lt. Day who was not there, either misheard or misinterpreted the date Howlett collected the curtain rods, as being the 15th. A Sunday?

Apart from the 15th possibly being a Sunday (it actually was), can anyone make sense of this?

[Richard Smith]

Wake me up when the bag no longer exists.  The one that was found next to the SN with Oswald's prints that can be measured to avoid the necessity of pedantically analyzing witness estimates of its length and how it was carried.  Witness who had no real opportunity or cause to give the bag much notice.

[Tom Sorensen]

Wake me up when the bag no longer exists.  The one that was found next to the SN with Oswald's prints that can be measured to avoid the necessity of pedantically analyzing witness estimates of its length and how it was carried.  Witness who had no real opportunity or cause to give the bag much notice.

There's no evidence to show "it" was carried outside of the depository until Montgomery took it out. It really sucks. You can go back to sleep now.

[John Mytton]

Oswald knew he had a rifle wrapped in a blanket on the floor of the Paine garage

Says who? You haven't got a clue what Oswald knew or didn't know!

You wouldn't be making up things again, would you now, John?

Or do you, as per usual, mistake your highly speculative opinion again with actual evidence?

You made the silly challenge not me.

Yes rifle = need for a trip to Irving to collect it.

JohnM