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Originally posted by FISHY1118 View Post
He as many others did, directly contradict the Warren Commission findings . Whether you like it or not thats a fact , No one as yet been able to prove any of the Dr's at parkland hospital, Connally, nurse bell, witnesses who claimed there was a hole through and through the presidential limousine,( not a crack) people who claimed the limousine came to a complete albeit a brief stop along elm st. The list of contradictions and inconsistencies is staggering.
Yet because of some mock trial where most of the above ( probably none of it ) was ever put to a jury ,whom would have sent Oswald to the electric chair with the knowledge that in their minds, all of the above mentioned people either lied ,were mistaken , absolute morons , or never existed.
Oswald would never in a million years be convicted of jfks murder.
The truth is coming .!
Just because someone disagrees with a conclusion it doesn’t make that conclusion incorrect. I’m surprised if you believe that to be a logically valid statement Fishy.Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”
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Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
A very apocalyptic post. None of ‘what is coming’ will prove that Oswald acted as part of a conspiracy. Oswald would indeed have been found guilty in double-quick time unless they somehow managed to load that jury with people like Mark Lane, Jim Garrison, Oliver Stone etc.
Just because someone disagrees with a conclusion it doesn’t make that conclusion incorrect. I’m surprised if you believe that to be a logically valid statement Fishy.
There is no apocalyptic mumbo jumbo as you put .
Its not about disagreeing herlock, its about the facts of the case when presented at a "mock " trial.
Oswald would never have been convicted of jfks murder with what is known to contradict the WC. ...impossible.
Any half decent defence lawyer would immediately attack those findings with all the contradiction and inconsistencies using the above mentioned.
Oswald walks free . Its that simple.
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Originally posted by Fiver View Post
Facts are stubborn things. Your statements bore no resemblance to actual law.
The body did not cease to exist because it was flown out of Texas. All evidence gathered from the Bethesda autopsy would be admissible in court. So would the fingerprint evidence. And the ballistics evidence. And the photographic evidence. And the documentary evidence. And the eyewitness evidence.
The crime was committed in Texas. A Bethesda autopsy would not be allowed at a Texas trial.
After the WC realized the problem, the WC suggested legislation to made it a federal crime to have authority over the President's body.
Here Gerald Ford expalins the need to pass a law that makes it a federal crime to assassinate the President.
TRIAL
The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy,
on which the previous witness, my good friend Representative Hale Boggs,
and I were privileged to serve, found that "there was no Federal criminal
jurisdiction over the assassination of President Kennedy. {Report, p. 454.)
...once it became reasonably clear that the killing was the act of a single person, the State of Texas had exclusive jurisdiction." (Report, p. 454.)
In 1963, no federal law covered the assassination of a president. Whoever killed Kennedy would be tried under Texas state law. And Texas law made Dr. Earl Rose, the Dallas County medical examiner, responsible for performing an autopsy on Kennedy’s body.
Antonin Scalia’s death isn’t much of a puzzle. He was 79 years old and had heart disease. It’s no stretch to conclude he died in his sleep. But some people like to play detective, and the way news …
The state of Texas teaches an elective college level course. It explains the law below.
THE STATE OF TEXAS v. LEE HARVEY OSWALD
A “What If?” Mock Trial
Learning Objectives: The student will
1. 2. Think critically in analyzing what might have happened if Lee Harvey Oswald had not
been killed before standing trial for the assassination of President John F. Kennedy;
Develop an understanding of trial procedures by participating in a mock trial loosely based
on a historical event.
NOTE: Although most of the information included in this mock trial is based on documented
evidence, it is not an objective of this activity to teach the historical events surrounding the
death of President Kennedy. Before beginning this mock trial, teachers should be sure that
students understand that information contained is not historically based. Except for Oswald,
his wife and his mother, witnesses are compilations of people present on the day of the
shooting.
TEKS: 8.20 D, 8.30 B, D & F; U.S. Hist. 24 B & F; Govt. 9 C & H, 10 C, 12 D, 14 E, 15 D,
18 A, 21 D, 23 B; Spec. Topics 1 B, C & E, 3 A & B
Materials Needed: Case packets for all witnesses and attorneys
Vocabulary: Reasonable doubt, statute, acquittal
Teaching Strateg
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. After studying the life and death of President John F. Kennedy, explain to students that, at
the time of the crime, killing a president was not a violation of federal law. Therefore, if
Lee Harvey Oswald had not been killed, he would have stood trial in Dallas County under
the Texas statute of murder. This mock trial uses some historical facts and some
suppositions and theories for students to analyze “what might have happened.”
Everyone understands this but you, fiver.
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Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
I slightly strange post Fishy but no problem. My original point was that the questions that get posed never get answered. This continues.
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So doesn’t ’not comparing apples and oranges’ apply when you are comparing kidnappings to an assassination attempt?
There were 5 assassinations in the Moro kidnapping and 4 assassinations in the Schleyer kidnapping. Both these attacks resembled the very de Gaulle assassination that we were told on this site only idiots would use as a template. The BR and the RAF showed that notion was utter nonsense.
The de Gaulle assassins later claimed that they actually intended to kidnap him by the way. Not that such a claim could be verified given the failure of the mission. But I would imagine it is harder to kidnap a head of state- without shooting him in the process- and then hold him captive for over a month as opposed to killing him on the spot.
The execution of a conspiracy is only part of the programme. The BR and RAF had no state apparatus to cover up their plotting afterwards whereas the de Gaulle assassins believed they might have been able to control the narrative if successful. The JFK assassins got both elements right.
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Originally posted by FISHY1118 View Post
Let me make it clearer ,What is coming is , the evidence that will show there was indeed a conspiracy within the u.s. government to assassinate there own president with multiple shooters. Period. Full stop .
There is no apocalyptic mumbo jumbo as you put .
Its not about disagreeing herlock, its about the facts of the case when presented at a "mock " trial.
Oswald would never have been convicted of jfks murder with what is known to contradict the WC. ...impossible.
Any half decent defence lawyer would immediately attack those findings with all the contradiction and inconsistencies using the above mentioned.
Oswald walks free . that simple.
2. Unless you have prior access to records you can’t possibly know the content.
3. Why are you so obsessed with the mock trial? You keep mentioning it.Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”
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Originally posted by cobalt View Post
I think that's what either Lee J. Cobb or yourself called 'semantics.'
There were 5 assassinations in the Moro kidnapping and 4 assassinations in the Schleyer kidnapping. Both these attacks resembled the very de Gaulle assassination that we were told on this site only idiots would use as a template. The BR and the RAF showed that notion was utter nonsense.
The de Gaulle assassins later claimed that they actually intended to kidnap him by the way. Not that such a claim could be verified given the failure of the mission. But I would imagine it is harder to kidnap a head of state- without shooting him in the process- and then hold him captive for over a month as opposed to killing him on the spot.
The execution of a conspiracy is only part of the programme. The BR and RAF had no state apparatus to cover up their plotting afterwards whereas the de Gaulle assassins believed they might have been able to control the narrative if successful. The JFK assassins got both elements right.Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”
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Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
1. You are obviously wrong.
2. Unless you have prior access to records you can’t possibly know the content.
3. Why are you so obsessed with the mock trial? You keep mentioning it.
2.Either do you.
3 . Because you and others brought it up, that during the mock trial Oswald was found guilty of jfks murder , when I questioned the basis of what evidence was produced that contradicts the w.c findings for Oswald's defense i got.
CRICKETS
4.Thats why i keep mentioning it.
There that clears that up .. Simple.
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I'll ask BOTH pro- & anti-Conspiracy advocates the same question I ask of Suspect Advocates in the Ripper case:
Assume, for the sake of the argument, that what REALLY happened was just the opposite of what you are theorizing. Just what evidence would it take to convince you that you have been WRONG? Witnesses? been done. Forensics? been done (in part). A confession in a diary? been done. Graffiti at the site? been done. A before-the event paper trail? been done. Police or asylum records? been done or missing. A seance? been done. Profiling? been done.
Just WHAT evidence would you accept to change your Religion?
(Maybe I should post this as a separate thread?)Last edited by C. F. Leon; 03-04-2025, 11:53 PM.
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Originally posted by FISHY1118 View PostNow, are we going to get back to the case and the evidence as part of the on-going discussion of this thread, or p$%# fart around all day with petty squabble?.
You decide .Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”
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Originally posted by FISHY1118 View Post
1 You obviously don't know I'm wrong . You just assume because it suits you to do so .
2.Either do you.
3 . Because you and others brought it up, that during the mock trial Oswald was found guilty of jfks murder , when I questioned the basis of what evidence was produced that contradicts the w.c findings for Oswald's defense i got.
CRICKETS
4.Thats why i keep mentioning it.
There that clears that up .. Simple.
Because there was never a trial as Oswald escaped justice the only ‘trial’ based thing that we have available (apart from the HSCA of course who also found Oswald guilty) is the ‘mock trial.’ Using witnesses that both would be considered as supporting conspiracy and lone gunman. Cyril Wecht gave evidence btw. Oswald was found guilty as you know. So unless you believe that they were basing the trial on some imaginary evidence alone it is as it is. However angry that might make you.Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”
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We are talking about the assassination of a single person. Your examples don’t compare.
When an actual political assassination has been carried out with military efficiency- the very thing the WC supporters allude to as lacking in the JFK case - then they presumably object on the grounds that it cannot be compared because it was more difficult! I think this is what is called as 'undermining your own case.'
Forget semantics about who was killed in Rome and Cologne back in the late 1970s. Nine men lost their lives in two separate attacks. Are the WC apologists suggesting that the BR and the RAF failed to kill Moro and Schleyer during the initial attack, through incompetence, and then decided to a month later? It's just about possible they are.
Our WC armchair experts on assassination are not required. The JFK assassins (numbers unknown) got it lethally right on the day, as did BR (11)and the RAF (6.)
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Originally posted by C. F. Leon View PostI'll ask BOTH pro- & anti-Conspiracy advocates the same question I ask of Suspect Advocates in the Ripper case:
Assume, for the sake of the argument, that what REALLY happened was just the opposite of what you are theorizing. Just what evidence would it take to convince you that you have been WRONG? Witnesses? been done. Forensics? been done (in part). A confession in a diary? been done. Graffiti at the site? been done. A before-the event paper trail? been done. Police or asylum records? been done or missing. A seance? been done. Profiling? been done.
Just WHAT evidence would you accept to change your Religion?
(Maybe I should post this as a separate thread?)
Evidence that a group of powerful, high level conspirators could act like village idiots in planning the murder of the worlds most powerful man.Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”
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