Lee Harvey Oswald Ordered The Rifle

[Richard Smith]

Interesting that A. Hidell ordered the alleged rifle and the alleged pistol a month apart from different suppliers and yet according to the official timeline they both arrived at the Dallas Post Office on the very same day. What are the odds?
When first interviewed, Marina stated that she had never heard of the name 'Hidell'. However, by the time she testified, she said that she had heard it on Lee's radio conversation with Carlos Bringuier. AFAICT---the name Hidell was not mentioned on that debate and besides...I thought Marina didn't speak or understand English as she testified through an interpreter. The kindly [but disinterested] Warren Commissioners did not press forward on any of this.  https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=37#relPageId=76&tab=page

So why does it matter that they both arrived on the same day?  And Marina's limited understanding of English somehow precludes her from recognizing a name?   LOL.  In the meantime, we should just ignore the mountain of actual evidence, wacky background, and numerous lies of kooky Oswald to focus on nonsense like that. 

[Jerry Freeman]

So why does it matter that they both arrived on the same day?  And Marina's limited understanding of English somehow precludes her from recognizing a name?   LOL.  In the meantime, we should just ignore the mountain of actual evidence, wacky background, and numerous lies of kooky Oswald to focus on nonsense like that.

Can someone actually be this numb ??

[Jerry Freeman]

When first interviewed, Marina stated that she had never heard of the name 'Hidell'. However, by the time she testified, she said that she had heard it on Lee's radio conversation with Carlos Bringuier. AFAICT---the name Hidell was not mentioned on that debate and besides...I thought Marina didn't speak or understand English as she testified through an interpreter.

   And Marina's limited understanding of English somehow precludes her from recognizing a name?   LOL.  In the meantime, we should just ignore the mountain of actual evidence to focus on nonsense like that. 

Nonsense? >>>For once Smith is correct.
 Further demonstrating that Marina was lying and that Smith doesn't know a 'mountain of evidence' from his backside...here is the transcript for all to srcutinize   http://jfkassassination.net/russ/jfkinfo3/exhibits/stuck3.htm
Not once is the name 'Hidell mentioned. 

[Richard Smith]

Nonsense? >>>For once Smith is correct.
 Further demonstrating that Marina was lying and that Smith doesn't know a 'mountain of evidence' from his backside...here is the transcript for all to scutinize   http://jfkassassination.net/russ/jfkinfo3/exhibits/stuck3.htm
Not once is the name 'Hidell mentioned.

I'm still stuck on your bizarre claim that Marina's limited English-skills somehow precluded her from remembering a name.  btw:  What is the Russian translation for "Hidell"? 

[Jerry Freeman]

I'm still stuck on your bizarre claim that Marina's limited English-skills somehow precluded her from remembering a name.  btw:  What is the Russian translation for "Hidell"?

If you are stuck...don't blame me. Revise your perception [if that is doable] Go back and read the posts again. I have grown weary of  your childish level of discernment.

[Jerry Freeman]

So why does it matter that they both arrived on the same day?

Two weapons ...Ordered a month apart...yet conveniently arrives on the very same exact day? The 187 thousandth coincidence.
The nameless postal clerk hands over two guns to Mr Hidell [not your common name at all]
Happens all the time- OK...yeah -sure- right. 

[John Iacoletti]

The weapons were allegedly picked up at different places:  the rifle at the post office and the revolver at Railway Express.  But there is no evidence of such pickup in either place by Oswald or anybody else.

[Andrew Mason]

The weapons were allegedly picked up at different places:  the rifle at the post office and the revolver at Railway Express.  But there is no evidence of such pickup in either place by Oswald or anybody else.

It is not necessary to determine who picked them up but we can draw a reasonable inference that they were probably picked up by Oswald because:

1. He wrote the order - his handwriting was verified by Marina;
2. He carried photo ID in the name of the consignee A. Hidell;
3. He was in possession of guns that are indistinguishable from those shipped shortly after they were mailed  (backyard pictures, Gen. Walker shooting admission, Marina identified rifle, etc.)