Jim Leavelle Misremembers

[Michael Welch]

Hi Richard, I agree. When a person is in a traumatic event, memory as a mechanism is unreliable. Thus, he misremembered. He could have looked at pictures, or the film and corrected himself. He chose to repeat and repeat and repeat the same story. Thank you for your input, Sincerely yours, Michael

[John Mytton]

Hi John, How have you been? No, I am saying that for years Jim said that he pulled Mr. Oswald back to the left, and if he had not done that Mr. Oswald would have been shot more squarely by Jack Ruby. Thus, Jim said that the bullet might have done less damage by passing straight through. None of this happened. Detective Jim Leavelle misremembered. Sincerely yours, Michael

Hi John, How have you been?

Hi Michael, I've been ok and trying to stay out of trouble. How about you?

No, I am saying that for years Jim said that he pulled Mr. Oswald back to the left, and if he had not done that Mr. Oswald would have been shot more squarely by Jack Ruby. Thus, Jim said that the bullet might have done less damage by passing straight through. None of this happened. Detective Jim Leavelle misremembered. Sincerely yours, Michael

At first they are walking side by side, then Ruby rushes for Oswald and Oswald falls back and reacts to the shot but it's difficult to judge how much influence Leavelle has on Oswald's backward movement?





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[Zeon Mason]

Ruby was probably told to  look for the one tall guy with a white hat and nearly white suit in a crowd of black hat and black suit guys. That would be the guy leading Oswald to a clear shot area where the cameras were set up so as capture Ruby shooting the one shot only into Oswald’s gut. Bullet probably contained cyanide to make sure one shot did the job.

The reason for Ruby to do the shooting in front of cameras was probably to make the Mafia be the primary suspect for the next 3 murders of Malcolm X, MLK, and RFK, thereby diverting the public from connecting dots that make LBJ the main suspect.

[Michael Welch]

Hi John, Happy to hear you are doing okay! I am okay too. Here are some pictures taken by Jack Beers. Sincerely yours, Michael

[Tim Nickerson]

For almost sixty years Detective Jim Leavelle stated that he jerked Mr. Oswald back and to his left by holding his hand inside Mr. Oswald's pants and on his belt. Actually, Detective Leavelle did not do anything because he was not looking to his left, and he did not have enough time to react. When he did have time to do his job, he was a dirty cop. He helped Captain Will Fritz create the narrative to frame Mr. Oswald. Detective Leavelle was the man who interviewed Miss Vicki Adams and added the element of seeing Mr. Shelley and Mr. Lovelady on the first floor. A fact that was denied by her and Miss Sandra Styles, and pretty much by Lovelady and Shelley as well.  Sincerely yours, Michael

In her WC deposition, Victoria Adams repeated the story of seeing Mr. Shelley and Mr. Lovelady on the first floor. She viewed a copy of the transcript of that deposition and notated it for grammar corrections and then signed it.  Leavelle was not a dirty cop. He was an honorable man. Your cheap shot at him reflects poorly of your own morality.

[Michael Welch]

Hi Tim, How have you been doing? According to Vicki she said she did not say that in her Warren Commission testimony. She said that they inserted it. Notice her testimony was Top Secret. Why? Thank you for everything, Sincerely yours, Michael
 

[John Iacoletti]

Leavelle was not a dirty cop. He was an honorable man.

What kind of honorable man shows up at somebody's private residence at night unannounced and lies to her about there being a fire at the station that destroyed her earlier statements?

[John Iacoletti]

Hi Tim, How have you been doing? According to Vicki she said she did not say that in her Warren Commission testimony. She said that they inserted it. Notice her testimony was Top Secret. Why? Thank you for everything, Sincerely yours, Michael

Tim doesn't know that she saw the page that mentions Lovelady and Shelley or that she was the one who wrote the single word "there" on that page.