Whose Target was General Edwin Walker?

[Rob Caprio]

You have not told us why it's laughable to you. Tell us a more efficient way to find out if Walker was home that night, if not by calling his number?

Then you can prove your claim with phone records, right?

[Rob Caprio]

The same camera that took the Walker photos also took the backyard photos and Oswald family snaps.

Nothing to see here!

JohnM

And your evidence is? The WCR is NOT evidence either.

[Rob Caprio]

Sorry John but where does all that go? The reality you're faced with is a camera that was proven to have taken Oswald personal photos also took the Walker photos and the walker photos which were found in Oswald's possessions can be dated to within days.

JohnM

If you actually knew the evidence then you would realize that it was never proven that LHO ever owned or used the camera in question.

[John Iacoletti]

And every historical event mentioned in this forum ...awesome idea!
I have not seen the Dale Myers video game.

It's featured in "JFK: Inside the Target Car".

[Bill Chapman]

Great ? arrest the camera.

The little camera that could. Probably.

[Jerry Freeman]

Tell us a more efficient way to find out if Walker was home that night, if not by calling his number?

Hello General...listen, I'd like to come over and shoot you...will you be up for awhile?

[Howard Gee]

So when you make up conspirators in order to be sarcastic, you are somehow "not making up conspirators".

That's correct,

I don't actually believe there were conspirators.

I'm using sarcasm and being facetious in a satirical post that, not surprisingly, flew right over your glistening dome. (Chapman knew it would  )

I notice you didn't respond to my question....

How do you suppose the Walker photo wound up in the Paine residence ?

Take a crack at it, genius.

[Jerry Freeman]

A photograph allegedly found at the Paine house allegedly taken by Oswald with his alleged camera.
It was identified by the General as his house but an unfamiliar car.
On record is the fact that the FBI took all the confiscated materials from the Paine house back to Washington on the very day of the assassination. In the following days, the materials were returned to Dallas. The returned materials reportedly exceeded the amount of materials that were taken.
So, there was no cop that sifted through stuff at the Paine's and found the picture and immediately recognized it as Gen Walker's residence [an impression that seems to be generated]
The Warren Commission decided [based on no evidence whatsoever] that Oswald for some reason tore the license plate number out of the picture