JFK Assassination Documents to be released this year

[Fiver]

It is one of those things that change as you investigate. One starts with the Backyard Photo is altered and the Zapruder film is true. Now the Backyard Photo is real and the Zapruder film is altered. Both statements coming from the same CIA analyst.

Interesting claim. Who is the CIA analyst that flipflopped in opposite directions of the Backyard Photos and the Zapruder film?

The issues with the rifle are related to ordering and use. It should never have been shipped to a P O Box

Even today, USPS regulations do not prohibit shipping firearms to a PO Box.

It was paid for by a money order for $21.45 dated March 12.1963. The money order was cashed on February 15th.

Waldman Exhibit 10 shows an itemized form dated 3-13-63 for a total deposit of $13,827.98. It also shows a summary labeled EXTRA COPY for a total deposit of $13,827.98 dated 2-13-63.

Since a Money Order could not be cashed before it was issued, clearly the 3-13-63 date is correct and the 2-13-63 date is an error.

This is evidence that a date was written wrong once, not that the rifle did not belong to Oswald.

[Fiver]

I can't agree with that. There might have been a reason.

Feel free to suggest a reason why anyone would fingerprint Oswald's corpse at the funeral home. It wasn't needed by investigators and it would be useless for planting fingerprints.

[Fiver]

Here an FBI agent testimony is altered to hide the fact that the FBI had illegal custody of evidence (Negating it's validity in any court of law.)

Feel free to show that the FBU had illegal custody of evidence.

[Fiver]

Which Oswald didn't work for the CIA.
Oswald learned Russian and then Oswald the Marine "defected". Military Intelligence has a different talent pool than the CIA.

Feel free to provide any evidence that Oswald worked for Military Intelligence. Or the CIA. Or the FBI. Or the KGB.

[Fiver]

Delgado describes Oswald as sloppy and uncaring at the range. Unwilling to work harder to better his scores.

Delgado, remembering events, said "He just barely got his score, which I think was about 170, I think it was, just barely sharpshooter."

In the Marines over 190 points was considered a marksman, over 210 was a sharpshooter, and over 220 was considered an expert. And we have Oswald's December 21, 1956 test score - 212. In May 1959, he scored 191.

I'll take the official records over Delgado's memory.

[Fiver]

Oswald is the ONLY American assassin who used a rifle.

I see you're forgetting 2024. And a failed attempt on Lincoln in August 1864.

The only one with a wife and two children.

Severino Di Giovanni had a wife and three children. (He targeted Hoover.)

Oscar Collazo had a wife, two daughters and a stepdaughter.

Griselio Torresola had a wife and two daughters.

The only one who claimed he was not responsible."I am a patsy" is a unique statement.

So is "The doctors killed Garfield, I just shot him."

Unique does not mean true. The murder of JD Tippit proves Oswald was not a patsy.

The only one who was in the military.

You're forgetting Thomas Harney. And Francisco Martin Duran.

And being in the military is hardly a proof of innocence.

[scottnapa]

Interesting claim. Who is the CIA analyst that flipflopped in opposite directions of the Backyard Photos and the Zapruder film?

Photo Fakery: the History and Technique of Photographic Deception and Manipulation by Dino A. Brugioni. There is a discussion of the backyard photo is not faked in the book Mr. Brugioni was a very significant player in the Cuban Missile Crisis identification of missile sites on the island.
Brugioni worked on the Zapruder Film for presentation.

[Fiver]

one question for you. How many bullets did Oswald possess for the MC rifle?

There were three spent shell casings near the rifle and one bullet still inside. The rifle clip could have held six.

Maybe the Conspiracy was working on a limited budget.

[scottnapa]

Even today, USPS regulations do not prohibit shipping firearms to a PO Box.

Yes. I misspoke. The issue with the PO Box is that A. Hidell is not listed as a receiver of mail.

[scottnapa]

Waldman Exhibit 10 shows an itemized form dated 3-13-63 for a total deposit of $13,827.98. It also shows a summary labeled EXTRA COPY for a total deposit of $13,827.98 dated 2-13-63.

Since a Money Order could not be cashed before it was issued, clearly the 3-13-63 date is correct and the 2-13-63 date is an error.

This is evidence that a date was written wrong once, not that the rifle did not belong to Oswald.

Klein supplied the information to the Warren Commission.
You seem to 'skip-read" what I am saying rather than read the statement. I did NOT say Oswald did not have a rifle. I said the opposite. I agree with Dino, he is in the backyard with his rifle. I never say Oswald is innocent. This is not a document about ownership but transaction. That doesn't make sense.
Neither you not I know why these documents do not match. They do not match. The Money Order lacks a bank stamp on the back.
Your claim to pretend you and only you can interpret this fact, is a lack of intellectual integrity than can be a trend in your responses. I would prefer that if you don't know so say so. Your best guess is just pasting spackle in the hole in the wall.

[scottnapa]

I see you're forgetting 2024. And a failed attempt on Lincoln in August 1864.


Severino Di Giovanni had a wife and three children. (He targeted Hoover.)

Oscar Collazo had a wife, two daughters and a stepdaughter.

Griselio Torresola had a wife and two daughters.


So is "The doctors killed Garfield, I just shot him."

Unique does not mean true. The murder of JD Tippit proves Oswald was not a patsy.


You're forgetting Thomas Harney. And Francisco Martin Duran.

And being in the military is hardly a proof of innocence.

I am listing successful assassinations
Lincoln was an act of war. And a conspiracy. Booth used a pistol. Thomas Harney was a Confederate terrorist with bomb.
Someone tried to hijack a plane to kill Nixon and I don't include him either. I know about the Puerto Ricans and again, failure & military faction.
Duran was new to me so ok then. I learned something.that said he wasn't successful and so is of little interest to the topic.
My post, directed to Director Dave, I made a point to mention the significance of emotions when a person has to consider that the act of assassinating the most important person in the world is an act of "suicide" Your life is over. Some of these failures you list no doubt may have accepted the emotional cost of death whether you succeed or fail. That is the accept of suicide doesn't mean the killer has done sufficient planning and research to succeed.

[scottnapa]

Feel free to show that the FBU had illegal custody of evidence.

I do not know much about the Federal Benefits Unit.

As for the FBI.. Agent Cardigan's testimony was edited, to delete the fact that the FBI had obtained assassination evidence; shipped overnight from Dallas to Washington D.C. The original file exists but was edited for publication in the report as it would create rumors that the evidence was being cooked.

[scottnapa]

Feel free to provide any evidence that Oswald worked for Military Intelligence. Or the CIA. Or the FBI. Or the KGB.

My comment to you was WHICH Oswald didn't work for the CIA. I posted a photo of the Mexico City Embassy Oswald imposter.
I wait for an answer. That is, who is this Mexico City imposter? CIA?
Instead i get " please provide evidence." I didn't say i have documents. The point I made was ..." the military was a different talent pool" than the CIA.
Of course, military personnel have great value to Russia. And secrecy is the reason Ralph Sigler, Military double agent who died in 1976 was closed as a suicide
Sigler committed suicide by electrocution. Unheard of act. Suicide by electrocution. They found Ralph Sigler lying face down on the cheap green shag carpet in a room at the Holiday Inn in Waterloo, Md. Attached to each arm was a stripped electrical cord pulled from the motel room lamps. The plug end of the cord has been inserted in the wall socket attached to the light switch. He is an Army man. He would have used a gun for suicide his wife felt sure of that. Sigier had been violently struck in the face, n he had needle marks on his arms and legs before he committed "suicide". it is an interesting case. It's shocking to look at the picture of his arm tightly wapped with copper wire from the lamp. This faux suicide, reflects back to your rather insincere demand for proof of spying, when secrecy is the nature of spying.

[Herlock Sholmes]

The Warren Commission had no investigators. Therefore the agenda of the individual agencies came in to play in ways that aligned the investigation politically.
Here an FBI agent testimony is altered to hide the fact that the FBI had illegal custody of evidence (Negating its validity in any court of law.)

There were the 7 commissioners/ a General Counsel/ 14 Assistant Counsels/ 12 Staff members.

They weren’t called investigators but that’s what they were, investigators/researchers. Many had areas of specialism like finance.

There no doubt that the FBI and the CIA hid stuff, or tried to hide stuff. This doesn’t mean that the commission itself was corrupt though.

[Herlock Sholmes]

The guy at the Embassy wasn’t an imposter. He was a man who was mistakenly identified. This has been explained in detail.