Originally posted by Badge01
Originally posted by dr_strangecraft
1. The real Oswald defected to USSR after his stint in the marines. He probably committed suicide in the SU after a few months (as was briefly
reported to the US state dept., but the story was immediately retracted, and "oswald" said he was fine.)
Interesting. I had not heard of this report of suicide before. Not that I disbelieve you but do you have a cite?
I just googled "oswald + suicide". Here's one of the sites with an Oswald biography:
jfk-online . If you spend much time studying up on Oswald, you hear a lot of theories about
it. I used to play chess with one the members of Oswald's unit in the marines, who has made a pretty serious study of oswald's life.
I seriously doubt that 'Oswald' ever worked for the KGB. He was like several young Americans sent to the SU to seeming to be defectors, in that
era.
I'm pretty sure he did work for KGB; but that's just my considered opinion. His wife Marina had an uncle who was a KGB general. LHO espoused a lot
of communist rhetoric even while he was still in the marines. If he was an
American asset, there would have been no point to him having the
job at Chiles, Jagger Stovall. The Soviets would have wanted an agent there. US intel would have found it redundant.
4. Jack Ruby was the leader of the cell that was to assassinate JFK. The same weekend LHO defected to SU via Cuba in 1959, Ruby was in
Havana, one of a handful of americans with access to cuba.
I -very- seriously doubt that Ruby worked for the KGB.
He made numerous trips to cuba (on behalf of the Chicago mafia) before the fall of Havana. He was one of only a few Americans allowed to enter
after Castro's coup. Why was that? Why was a Dallas strip-club owner also an import/export broker with a communist country? It's unusual, to say
the least. . .
I think the shot from the storm grate was a 'wrap up shot' in case the shots from behind failed to get a head shot.
It's the site I'd pick. Back in the late sixties, the city of Dallas cut down all of the live oaks around Dealy Plaza. many locals believe it was
because the trees "obscured the view" from the 6th floor of the schoolbook depository. Live Oaks in Texas keep their leaves year round, and a
sniper in the TSBD couldn't have had a clear shot until very late in the assasination; even less than the 3 shots in "seven seconds in Dallas"
claimed by most investigators."
I think Oswald thought he was working for the FBI. The CIA and other factions thought it would be especially ironic for an FBI mole to be the patsy
for the shooting.
I kind of like the idea that Tippett was involved behind the picket fence.
I'm open to it; I don't really know much about the Tippett aspect. But it would fit in with my theory of members of the cell being whacked after
their usefulness was complete. "Three can keep a secret--if two of them are dead."
My understanding was that the 'print' was added posthumously and was found on the barrel under the stock.
There's also a right palm print on right of the butt. I think both prints were made when oswald was handed the gun. I think he immediately handed
it back, and other prints (of another person) on the trigger and guard were wiped off.
Uh, you think there was another 'cell member' in the TSBD with Oswald? Wow.
Yes I do. Several witnesses who were not staff mentioned people wandering around in the building several weeks before the shooting. Another
employee, or a cop, (maybe Tippett) would not have aroused suspicion in the minutes after the building. A cop could have "cleared the floor" during
the search for oswald.
Uh, if you look at the soviet response to the shooting, there is nothing that seems to indicate that they had any involvement. It would have been
folly for 'Oswald' to make any admission about being a 'soviet agent'.
Do you have a cite for him having paper in his wallet indicating a Soviet passport? That would have been sheer folly, imo.
Like I say, I think their intel asset at Chiles Jagger Stovall was subborned into an assassination attempt, in an effort to implicate them. Not the
same as saying the soviets whacked JFK. But they would have been the prime suspects, and a good "fall guy" if a conspiracy was ever brought to
light.
The issue of wallets is highly questionable. The Dallas Police took one wallet from "oswald" when he was arrested in Oak cliff. A second wallet
materialized, apparently from an illegal FBI search of his rented room in Ruth Paine's home. The one he was arrested with had a handwritten list of
numbers, as well as ID for "Alek J. Hidell." I cannot remember well enough to quote specifically from the book, but I know it's covered in
Kruscheve Killed Kennedy., including photos of the material. This website details some of the problems with the wallet evidence:
home.wi.rr.com...
13. The tell-tale piece of evidence is in the Warren Commission Report. I think it's in volume 17. The Dallas police officer who let Ruby
into the building said he did so because he knew Ruby, and because Ruby signed in with a press pass. When the log book was checked, the clerk wrote
down the press agency as "The Jerusalem Post."
Hmm. Didn't know of this. Got a cite?
Again, the book "Kruschev Killed Kennedy. It is the one piece of paper that the author didn't include a photograph of. The book has some excellent
photos; and, while I don't agree with the author's conclusions, he lays out some of the best evidence. Because the author is british, he was
basically ignored by the american conspiracy community.
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edit for layered quotes.
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