reply to post by Jim Marrs
Mr. Marrs, thanks for your reply!
Because Eddowes was my first exposure to the concept, I've borrowed a lot of his terminology and paradigm, without pushing it very far on my own.
One thing I
did get from his book was that "oswald's" movements in the minutes after the shooting seem to be those of a man who has just
realized that he's being framed. Changing buses, going to his apartment, etc. Surely if things were going to plan, "Oswald" would not need to
return to a flat for a change of clothes---he'd have been at redbird airfield, the only airfield in the metroplex that wasnt closed as soon as the
JFK shooting occured. Indeed, his change of buses and routes indicate someone who has a definite goal, but is having to improvise a new route.
All of his moves after he left the texbook depository head in one direction: an apartment of Ruby's, and beyond that, toward redbird airfield; where
an associate of Ruby was fueling his personal plane, with a flight plan filed destination Mexico City. (The FBI claims that a man looking like Oswald
had approached the Soviet embassy in Mexico City months earlier.)
Mr. Marrs, do you think the "oswald" killed in Dallas knew Jack Ruby? I have wondered if Ruby was the leader of a cell or assassination team. I'd
be interested to hear your thoughts on that line of inquiry.