Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[Martin Weidmann]

Seems I've touched a nerve. Again.

Seems you've got delusions of grandeur. Again

[Bill Chapman]

If it doesn't fit you must aquit, remember?

Can't wait for your continued cable comic strip explaining why "Oswald" dumped his two jackets PRIOR to entering the boarding room.

OMG, that will be painful to watch!

Catch me up: Oswald dumped his two jackets prior to entering the 'boarding room'?

[Bill Chapman]

Seems you've got delusions of grandeur. Again

Nah. I'm just an ordinary genius. So far.

[Bill Chapman]

Sure...

Representative FORD. Did you point him out with your hand?
Mr. WHALEY. No, sir; I did not. They asked me which number he was standing under and he was standing under No. 2.

So, the #3 guy he picked according to his affidavit was standing under #2 -- ROFL

Mr. Belin.
What number was over his head?

Mr. WHALEY. Well, they--when they walked over the line and they stopped him, No. 2 was over his head, but he was pulling on both of the other men on each side and arguing with this detective, so he didn't stay under any certain number.
He was moving like that.

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Mr. Whaley.
Well, I don't think they had it that way. I think they just had it Oswald. I am not sure what they had under it. I am not for sure, but I did see the picture.
Mr. Belin.
Was that the same man you carried in your cab on Friday?
Mr. Whaley.
Yes, sir.

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Mr. Belin.
Was that the man you identified at the police station?
Mr. Whaley.
Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN. It is your best recollection, if I understand it, that this was the No. 2 man in the lineup?
Mr. WHALEY. That's right, sir. That was from the left now. No. 2 from my left. I was facing him.
Mr. Belin.
Right. I mean correct. Now, your affidavit which is Whaley's Deposition Exhibit A, the last sentence says, "The No. 3 man who I now know as Lee Harvey Oswald was the man who I carried from the Greyhound bus station to the 500 block of North Beckley." Now you say it was the No. 2 man from your left, is that correct?
Mr. Whaley.
From my left. No. 3 from my right.

[Jerry Freeman]

Whaley's four and a half month old recollection was faulty on that point. He identified Oswald as the number 3 man in a four man line up.

Then what about this statement?-------------

Mr. BALL. They had him in line with men much younger?
Mr. WHALEY. With five others.
Mr. BALL. Men much younger?
Mr. WHALEY. Not much younger, but just young kids they might have got them in jail.
Mr. BALL. Did he look older than those other boys?
Mr. WHALEY. Yes.
Mr. BALL. And he was talking, was he?
Mr. WHALEY. He showed no respect for the policemen, he told them what he thought about them. They knew what they were doing and they were trying to railroad him and he wanted his lawyer.

He forgot how to count?

[John Mytton]

JohnM

[Bill Chapman]

Nothing like watching a genius 'splaining stuff.....(cough)

The DPD didn't need counting because.....numbers on top, as Whaley said, which I already quoted if you had cared to pay attention:

Representative FORD. Did you point him out with your hand?
Mr. WHALEY. No, sir; I did not. They asked me which number he was standing under and he was standing under No. 2.

Free hints: Check with Mr. Nickerson and pull up your pants before you start running.

No hints or running needed, since Whaley ID'd Oswald no matter how much you 'almost geniuses' attempt to cast doubt.

[Bill Chapman]

Looks good, carry on.....

Stop dodging. Cite your claim.