Ruth Paine - Absolutely part of a conspiracy

[Bill Brown]

"It was the Secret Service who found the note inside the book, not Ruth Paine."

Within the belongings turned over by RP was a note.
The SS found it in a book.
There is nothing to say she was unaware it was in the book, after all, it was her who handed it over

"It was the Secret Service who found the note inside the book, not Ruth Paine."

Right.

Within the belongings turned over by RP was a note.
The SS found it in a book.

That's exactly what I said.  Right?

There is nothing to say she was unaware it was in the book, after all, it was her who handed it over

That does not change a single thing I said.

Also, I changed one word in your above statement...

There is nothing to say she was aware it was in the book.

[Eddie Haymaker]

There's also no proof she didn't plant it either

another crazy coincidence?

this case is so full of them

it boggles the mind

[Bill Brown]

There's also no proof she didn't plant it either

another crazy coincidence?

this case is so full of them

it boggles the mind

There's also no proof she didn't plant it either

Well, whenever you have something which shows that Ruth planted the note inside the book, we can talk.  Deal?

[Bill Chapman]

Haywire - I like that

It suits you 

haywire:

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[Richard Smith]

I answered your question

the same one you ask EVERYTIME RP is brought up

What she doesn't say means nothing - ok?

nada

LOL.  So you believe Ruth Paine was a housewife/master spy behind the assassination, but can't explain why she wouldn't confirm that Oswald owned a rifle and carried a long package to work?  Typical kook denial.  Give it one second of thought, and then apologize to intelligent people for wasting their time.

[Eddie Haymaker]

Buddy

She knows LHO didn't walk to work

She knows Buell has to drive him

The package evidence (which is 100% debunked btw)

takes care of itself

If you are an experienced researcher on this subject

why is your knowledge so limited?

I'm tiring of holding your hand

Do you want me to draw you a picture?

Watch her interview on pg1 and tell me

spy or housewife?

[Jerry Freeman]

she does not get LHO a lawyer

  Apparently, Ruthie had no attorney on her own behalf...curious

She is stoney faced in her interviews and seems emotionally detached

Yup

She says she never knew about the rifle (wrapped in a blanket)

Because it was never there.
 

[Eddie Haymaker]

So de Mohrenschildt and his wife knew about the rifle
It was no secret
In fact he gives a copy of the infamous photo to him
But de Mohrenschildt wouldn't warn RP whom they move in with
that he may be armed and (apparently) unstable?
with her children?
The FBI visit more than once and nobody searches their belongings?
either she is the dumbest housewife ever
Or she is one of the shrewdest undercover operatives in history
you weigh the evidence on pg1 of this thread

you decide