The "smirk"

[John Iacoletti]

You see a guy running in front of the library that fits the description of the suspect and suddenly it’s:

“They immediately grabbed me and pushed me up against the wall—my legs spread apart—and frisked me, I was so scared.”

Yeah, that was illegal too.

The difference is that Adrian Hamby didn’t punch an officer in the face, and pull a revolver out and try to shoot him.

There’s no evidence whatsoever that Oswald pulled a revolver out or tried to shoot an officer.

[Charles Collins]

Yeah, that was illegal too.

There’s no evidence whatsoever that Oswald pulled a revolver out or tried to shoot an officer.

Yeah, that was illegal too.

They had probable cause.


There’s no evidence whatsoever that Oswald pulled a revolver out or tried to shoot an officer.

There is plenty of evidence. Here are the words of close civilian eyewitness Hugh Aynesworth from page 35 of his book "Witness to History":

"Oswald stood up, raised his hands in an apparent gesture of surrender and then socked McDonald in the face with his left fist. With his right hand, he pulled a .38 Smith & Wesson from his belt."

[Michael Walton]

Charles, Oswald's smirk is accompanied by a self-satisfied look in his eyes, while the look in Mommy Dearest's eyes is one of sadness. She's not smirking; she looks to be about to cry.

There's a guy in my tennis club who smirks all the time: A very very critical person who seems to consider himself superior to others.

Let me make sure I get the word count right here for my reply, lest I'll be accused of being wrong.

Two words for Bill here: Oh. Brother.

And four more words here for Bill here:

Give. Me. A. Break.

 

[Jerry Freeman]

Here are the words of close civilian eyewitness Hugh Aynesworth from page 35 of his book "Witness to History":

I've always wondered..what are the odds of someone being in Dealey when the shots were fired...given exclusive taxi rides by the Dallas police...showing up at the Tippit shooting site....arriving in time to see Oswald arrested...and then standing along side with everybody when Ruby shot Oswald?

[Jack Trojan]

How appropriate was cigar chompin' Detective Paul Bentley's smirk, seen here mugging for the camera?



It's called setting up the patsy, otherwise, there is no way in hell that the inept Keystone Cops DPD captured Oswald an hour after he shot JFK. The whole timeline stinks of double-cross and rush to judgement.

[Jerry Freeman]

Charles, Oswald's smirk is accompanied by a self-satisfied look in his eyes, while the look in Mommy Dearest's eyes is one of sadness. She's not smirking; she looks to be about to cry.

Two words for Bill here: Oh. Brother.

Oh brother.....analyst wannabe 
 

How appropriate was cigar chompin' Detective Paul Bentley's smirk, seen here mugging for the camera?

All those cops are smirking. Oswald is not smirking. 

[Charles Collins]

I've always wondered..what are the odds of someone being in Dealey when the shots were fired...given exclusive taxi rides by the Dallas police...showing up at the Tippit shooting site....arriving in time to see Oswald arrested...and then standing along side with everybody when Ruby shot Oswald?

given exclusive taxi rides by the Dallas police

Actually Hugh Aynesworth rode with WFAA-TV camera crew Vic Robertson and Ron Reiland from the TSBD to the scene at 10th Street and Patton Ave. Then he ran the distance from there to the Texas Theater on his own two legs. And he showed up at the Ruby shooting Oswald scene on his own at the last minute. It is amazing how y'all can suspect a reporter doing his job, and turn around and dismiss LHO going to Irving on Thursday 11/21/63 unexpectedly and returning with a long package to the TSBD on Friday 11/22/63. Simply amazing...

[John Iacoletti]

Yeah, that was illegal too.

They had probable cause.

Please specify what probable cause they had to suspect the man at the library or the man in the theater committed a crime.

There is plenty of evidence. Here are the words of close civilian eyewitness Hugh Aynesworth from page 35 of his book "Witness to History":

"Oswald stood up, raised his hands in an apparent gesture of surrender and then socked McDonald in the face with his left fist. With his right hand, he pulled a .38 Smith & Wesson from his belt."

Aynesworth wasn't inside the theater.  He just repeating the official mythology.