Whose Target was General Edwin Walker?

[Steve Howsley]

I might suppose so...if your hand is the size of a tic-tac
Fingerprint guys are good....but not that good.

So you think the print is of a complete adult palm? Weird.

[Walt Cakebread]

I might suppose so...if your hand is the size of a tic-tac
Fingerprint guys are good....but not that good.

It does seem highly unlikely that a palm print of an adult man could be deposited on a .38 caliber shell casing....
little Organ ( the one between his ears) posted that just to draw the debate away from the smudge that the "experts" called  "the right palm print of Lee Harrrrrrvey Osssssswald "

[Rob Caprio]

Pssst Robbie... Have you ever heard the old axiom.....  "A single picture is worth a thousand words."  ?

Well if one picture is worth a thousand words.... and there are dozens of photos that show the rifle and PROVE that it was a model 91/38 Mannlicher Carcano, why would you want a written report??    Clearly you are irrational.

Psst....Those photos show a Carcano, but so what? That doesn't preclude another rifle from being found also. You are playing games

You can't cite any report. You know it and I know it.

[Rob Caprio]

Well, with people like you (and Wecht, Fetzer, Cinque, Prudhomme, Groden, Waldon and Marsh) as "expert witnesses", we see how that turned out.

It's not surprising that you couldn't care less about Constitutional rights since you live in Canada.

[Walt Cakebread]

Psst....Those photos show a Carcano, but so what? That doesn't preclude another rifle from being found also. You are playing games

You can't cite any report. You know it and I know it.

On page 40, Sept 27,  reply #392      Robbie wrote:

Wally is still ignoring the evidence. Cite a report that says it was a 6.5 Carcano.

But now Robbie acknowledges that the rifle that was found buried beneath the pallets of books was a model 91/38 Mannlicher  Carcano.

Robbie wrote:...Those photos show a Carcano, but so what?

So you do know the rifle was a carcano.....(because your eyes told you that)   So why do you need a report?   Just gouge your lying eyes out .....

[Richard Rubio]

Those conspirators certainly were brilliant !

Planting a photo of Walker's residence taken months before the assassination.

Not to mention planting the similar order forms for the rifle, and the backyard photos and negatives.

Obviously, the frame up of Oswald began months before it was even known JFK would be visiting Dallas.

And the added touch of forging the note to Marina ?  Genius !

Imagine the glee of the evidence planting conspirators as they introduced these items into the Paine residence.

Just goes to show you, when you couple sheer genius with the ability to look into the future even the most impossible frame up becomes possible.

Excellent point.

[Walt Cakebread]

Nope. If the barrel is two inches wide, the top and bottom sides are both two inches wide. What makes you think the underside of the barrel is narrower than the top side ?

Were the bottom sides of the Red Rings narrower than the top sides ?   

More 'bottom of the barrel' nonsense from Walt. Get your head out !

Nope. If the barrel is two inches wide, the top and bottom sides are both two inches wide. What makes you think the underside of the barrel is narrower than the top side ?

Duh....  Howie , I said the CIRCUMFERENCE of the barrel was about two inches ...  That barrel had a bottom , a top, and a right side and a left side ....  Day wrote that the print was on the BOTTOM of the barrel ...and that bottom of the barrel was 1/4 of the total CIRCUMFERENCE .....Perhaps you can ask an elementary school kid to solve your problem of ...What is 1/4 of 2?........

[John Iacoletti]

Excellent point.

That just the usual "vast conspiracy" strawman.  How do you know any of those things were in the Paine garage "months before it was even known JFK would be visiting Dallas"?  Or ever at all?