Oswald put his package straight into Frazier's car, why?

[Bill Brown]

Relevance?

The relevance is obvious.  Since Marina was in bed when Lee left, she could not know for sure what Lee left the house with.

[Bill Brown]

LOL.  Have you ever heard that Oswald claimed to be carrying curtain rods from anyone other than Frazier himself?

Unrelated to my sincere question put to Tony Fratini.

[John Iacoletti]

The relevance is obvious.  Since Marina was in bed when Lee left, she could not know for sure what Lee left the house with.

She certainly could have seen the small lunch package in his hands when he said goodbye before he left the house.

[John Iacoletti]

Unrelated to my sincere question put to Tony Fratini.

It reflects a sincere double-standard on what you need corroboration for.

[Bill Brown]

She certainly could have seen the small lunch package in his hands when he said goodbye before he left the house.

Make believe is fun, isn't it?

Marina was in bed.  Lee said goodbye to her.  Lee left the house.  How do you know that whatever Lee left with, he would have taken it into the bedroom with him when he said goodbye to her?

[Bill Brown]

It reflects a sincere double-standard on what you need corroboration for.

No.  You don't know what you're talking about.

I am asking Tony Fratini a legitimate question.  For some reason, you feel the need to stick your nose in.

[John Iacoletti]

Make believe is fun, isn't it?

Obviously, because you make believe that Oswald carried a rifle in a bag.

Marina was in bed.  Lee said goodbye to her.  Lee left the house.  How do you know that whatever Lee left with, he would have taken it into the bedroom with him when he said goodbye to her?

I don't.  But you seem to think that it was impossible, or you wouldn't have considered "Marina didn't even get out of bed until after Lee was gone" to be a rebuttal to "Marina stated that she thought Lee took his lunch in a small paper bag that morning".

[John Iacoletti]

No.  You don't know what you're talking about.

I am asking Tony Fratini a legitimate question.  For some reason, you feel the need to stick your nose in.

Because my legitimate question points out the double standard in your legitimate question.

You already know the answer to your legitimate question, Socrates.  So what if nobody but Frazier said that Fritz told him to sign a confession?