Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[John Iacoletti]

Gary Savage, "JFK First Day Evidence", p. 108

"He told Rusty and me that he could tell it wasn't put on there recently by the way it took the fingerprint powder. He said what makes a print of this sort is a lack of moisture, and this print had dried out. He said he took a small camel hair brush and dipped it in fingerprint powder and lightly brushed it. He then placed a strip of 2" scotch tape over the developed print and rubbed it down before finally lifting the tape containing the print off and placed it on a card. He said he then compared the lift to Oswald's palm print card and was certain that it was Oswald's. He also said that after the lift, he could still see an impression of the palm print left on the barrel."

[Charles Collins]

What do you mean with "it wasn't"... to make that determination one needs a rock solid time source to make the comparision with.

You seem to assume that the "official time" was indeed exactly accurate.

What do you mean with "it wasn't"... to make that determination one needs a rock solid time source to make the comparision with.

For the third time: If the clocks used by the dispatchers were more than a minute or two off of official time, then his time and station check at 12:30 would have been off accordingly. It wasn’t.

[Martin Weidmann]

What do you mean with "it wasn't"... to make that determination one needs a rock solid time source to make the comparision with.

For the third time: If the clocks used by the dispatchers were more than a minute or two off of official time, then his time and station check at 12:30 would have been off accordingly. It wasn’t.

You can repeat this meaningless statement as much as you like, it won't become any more credible as an answer.

[Walt Cakebread]

How do you know that Day and Studebaker used the same kind of tape?

How do you know that Day and Studebaker used the same kind of tape?

How did I know that would be your next stupid question?... The Answer...Studebaker said so....And No ....I'm not going to post the proof...look it up for yourself.

[Walt Cakebread]

Gary Savage, "JFK First Day Evidence", p. 108

"He told Rusty and me that he could tell it wasn't put on there recently by the way it took the fingerprint powder. He said what makes a print of this sort is a lack of moisture, and this print had dried out. He said he took a small camel hair brush and dipped it in fingerprint powder and lightly brushed it. He then placed a strip of 2" scotch tape over the developed print and rubbed it down before finally lifting the tape containing the print off and placed it on a card. He said he then compared the lift to Oswald's palm print card and was certain that it was Oswald's. He also said that after the lift, he could still see an impression of the palm print left on the barrel."

Aha,ha,ha,ha...ROTFLMAO!....  2 inches would wrap all the way around the barrel....   

PS.... A two inch wide tape would be very unwieldy and hard to work with....AND a two inch wide tape would be wider than the magazine of a carcano....A 2 inch wide tape would extend 3/4 inch below the magazine....

[Walt Cakebread]

There is absolutely no evidence that the document in question was an evidence list of items turned over to the FBI on 11/22 or that it was even written on 11/22.  Or even that CE637 is a 3x5 card.

There is no evidence that you've got a working brain......

[John Iacoletti]

How do you know that Day and Studebaker used the same kind of tape?

How did I know that would be your next stupid question?... The Answer...Studebaker said so....And No ....I'm not going to post the proof...look it up for yourself.

 
When did Studebaker say that Day used the same tape?

[John Iacoletti]

Aha,ha,ha,ha...ROTFLMAO!....  2 inches would wrap all the way around the barrel....   

PS.... A two inch wide tape would be very unwieldy and hard to work with....AND a two inch wide tape would be wider than the magazine of a carcano....A 2 inch wide tape would extend 3/4 inch below the magazine....

So what? Day told Savage it was 2 inch tape. Deal with it.