Did Captain Fritz show Mr Oswald a Mauser?

[Michael Walton]

The whole thing was a sham from the get-go. The evidence that lone nutters love to throw around like gospel - "oh, a bullet can definitely hit one of the hardest bones in the body and come out pristine"; and "oh, of course a bullet can go through the neck [back with no termination point] and zig-zag on...of course"; and "oh, of course someone can pull off all of those shots with a creaky bolt-action with a misaligned scope, of course;" is actually quite hilarious.

Oswald had no motive - at all - to do what he did. He had actually claimed that he liked Kennedy. So there's that.

[John Iacoletti]

I can post where I want, when I want. People can choose to pay attention to me or not. No biggee.

At the pleasure of the forum owner.  But nobody ever said otherwise.  You expose your ignorance and your false bravado every time you post and it's an endless source of entertainment.

And Oswald could have kept his trap shut, but I guess he was just too much of a attention-whore, eh cowboy.

Kept his trap shut about what?  The things you want to claim without evidence that he said?

[John Iacoletti]

The whole thing was a sham from the get-go. The evidence that lone nutters love to throw around like gospel - "oh, a bullet can definitely hit one of the hardest bones in the body and come out pristine"; and "oh, of course a bullet can go through the neck [back with no termination point] and zig-zag on...of course"; and "oh, of course someone can pull off all of those shots with a creaky bolt-action with a misaligned scope, of course;" is actually quite hilarious.

Exactly.  Coulda-woulda-shoulda-mighta.

[Bill Chapman]

Exactly.  Coulda-woulda-shoulda-mighta.

Could and did.
Tippit, too.
No 'mighta' about it.

[John Iacoletti]

Could and did.
Tippit, too.
No 'mighta' about it.

LOL

[Bill Chapman]

The whole thing was a sham from the get-go. The evidence that lone nutters love to throw around like gospel - "oh, a bullet can definitely hit one of the hardest bones in the body and come out pristine"; and "oh, of course a bullet can go through the neck [back with no termination point] and zig-zag on...of course"; and "oh, of course someone can pull off all of those shots with a creaky bolt-action with a misaligned scope, of course;" is actually quite hilarious.

Oswald had no motive - at all - to do what he did. He had actually claimed that he liked Kennedy. So there's that.

The bullet ended up pristine did it? Do tell.

[Bill Chapman]

At the pleasure of the forum owner.  But nobody ever said otherwise.  You expose your ignorance and your false bravado every time you post and it's an endless source of entertainment.

Kept his trap shut about what?  The things you want to claim without evidence that he said?

At the pleasure of the forum owner.
That's a given. Although coming from you, it sounds like a kind of warning.

You expose your ignorance and your false bravado
No bravado necessary, false or not. Oswald killed Tippit and probably shot Kennedy.
Or ignorance. That little gem is on full display elsewhere, Mr McKneeley.

Kept his trap shut about what? The things you want to claim without evidence that he said?
No one should say one fkn word to any cop if arrested.

[Michael Walton]

That so-called pristine bullet is being taken out of context. The overriding meaning of "pristine" is NOT as if it was taken out of a box brand-new. THAT would be pristine. Any smart researcher has seen the photos of a bullet that was fired into a cadaver's wrist bone and the bending out of shape and mushrooming. THAT is how you compare CE399 with the cadaver bullet. You DON'T say "Pristine?! Why just look at the flattening of CE399."

I'm surprised Bill doesn't have the mental capability to figure this out. Wecht should have never used the word "pristine" way back on the NOVA TV show because it gives people like Bill the opportunity to wordplay or take out of context Wecht's true meaning.